Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-20
SIDNEY.

! mother in Watervlle.
Sumner Marvelle of Auburn. visited
at James d. Braggs. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Burnham. who has been
taxing care of Mrs. Grin Davenport
"uilhS recent illness. has returned
home TO Manchester.
The Journal correspondent was
/ SHOWN. last week. q genuine ripe toma-
70 nearly as large as a hens eggs that
was grown this winter in the home Of
! Fred Costello
arthur ID. Stevens returned home
saturday. from work up country in the
| woods.
Miss Rosa d. Minot has gone to Wa
| terVille. to work for the Sawyer Pub
! fishing Company.
| l.. G. Tilley and s. w. Lougley intend
To load several cars with apples at
! riverside. this week. All the apples
in town that We're to he sold for shin
! ment have been bought up now
The patrons of Sidney and Center
| Sidney post offices feel that their sin
cere thanks are due the mail carrier.
Lee +. Ellis. who by enterprise ana
perseverance succeeded in giving them
the regular mail service through the
I long snow blockade. He carried the
mail to the train at Riverside in the
! morning and stayed there returning
with the mail upon the arrival Of the
train i'll the afternoon. making the
round trip every day on snow shoes.
all for the accommodation of the pat
rons of the post office.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Owing to the recent storm the Wind
sor High school did not begin until
Monday. Feb. 18th. quite Il number of
boys and girls from this section of the
town are in attendance.
Nearly all Of the many sufferers from
the grip are in a much improved con
dition.
Frank True who is employed by the
Brooks Hardware Co. in Augusta.
is passing this week with his parents
at West Windsor.
Frank Hallowell Of Newport, Me,
was in town 4 few days, last weeh
called here by the death of his father.
John Hallowell. an aged and much
respected citizen OF this town. passed
away Tuesday evening at about
o'clock. Aged 81 years. While he had
been for some time feeble from age
Yet mis- last illness was caused by an
attack of catarrhal pneumonia. Death
came in an unusually peaceful manner.
only n few minutes before ne con-
versed in a perfectly rational manner
with his pastor and friends about MS
bedside then closing his eyes he de
l,...- -, 1,rl
loved ana served. For many years. Mr.
HalloWcll had been an honOrcd member
Of the Baptist church. having served
the church for some time in the
capacity Of deacon. He was known by
all to have been an honest. hard
working. industrious farmer, man OF
sterling integrity. Funeral services
We're held at his late residence. Friday
afternoon at o'clock conducted by
Rev. f s. Clark. He is survived by
three sons and two daughters. me
daughters are Mrs. CasWeH OF North
Windsor and Mrs. Daniel Burrlll OF
Augusta. and the sons are FRANK
Hallowell Of Newport. Me. Mr.. FIor-
entius HalloWell of Kansas ana
another son in California. one brother
F. caleb Hallowell Of this town. also sur
I wives him.
EAST NASSALBORO.
Timothy Il. Hussey Of North Ter
wick. ana Principal Arthur Charles
and Mrs Charles We're the guests Oh
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. 4. Priest, Wtdhes-
day.
Miss Eva Earle has been at Water
Vile Tor several days caring for her
sister who has been ill.
Guy Earle. who has been i'll for some
time past, is reported to be improving.
Mrs. Lillian Hussey has been at the
home of her father for some time past
Mrs. Clara Pope has been visiting
/ in WinSloW for few days.
The roads are again in condition Tor
ne travelling public and it is 70 be
hoped they will continue 50 Tor some
time yet.
Mrs, John Clark is making extensive
renairs on her house, adding pay
window and other improvements.
Miss Susie Hoyt is at North Was
saIboro for few weeks.
Miss Abbie Lewis is visiting at Mrs,
Ann Collins.
Mrs William Priest EdS as Il StcSN
bar sister from Massachusetts.
News has been received of the death
Of Mr.. David Mower of HolliSton. call
fornia. He went from here with his
narcnts 46 years ago. He was the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Mower.
The students Of Oak Grove VIII give
an entertainment. "Wednesday evening.
tba oGth. at the chapel. for the support
If the school paper. Talent from away
will be the chief feature Of the even
mo among whom will be Prof Risby
of Belfast so well known for his mus
ical ability to need comment: also
singers from neighboring cities.
John cook and daughter Mary were
calling on friends, Thursday.
Mrs Fl. \. Priest and Ernest l..
Priest spent Saturday in Augusta.
Russell Gray of Duluth. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
GRAY. 1t has been l. years since Mr..
GRAY last visited NassalbOro.
CHURCH HILL.
Ira H. Foster was on the Hill, Mon
day.