Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
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l.. Il. Sibley, who has been confined
to the house by illness all winter has
improved so that he is now able to ho
out of doors.
Lumber is being hauled to tho Fan
tist church here preparatory TO build
ms some horse sheds this spring. Il is
/ the intention to build omen ones tho
same as the old ones were.
r.. K. Sibicy has the luraber hauled
TO bulld a silo in his barn this sprine
ii VIII be 10xll feet and - feet high.
The drama. Turn of the Tide" was
presented i'll the Grange hall WcIncs-
DAY evening, by the North Augusta
Grange Dramatic Club under the
auspices of Rural Lodge, f, and A. NJ.
I OF this town. The drama was a good
enc and the actors did themselves
much credit in the presentation of it.
1t was followed by 4 supper and a
dance. There was a good sized audi
ence. all attending with the expcc-
! tatlon of having a grand good time,
and they were not disappointed.
| The sclectmen's annual report came
| out last week. and it is rather pleasing,
| reading to the tax payers 1t appears
! by it that the debt of $2,501.14 against
| the town year ago, has been reduced
| to SS0i.35.
! James d. Bragg died of pneumonia,
sunday, aged so years.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mrs. Lee &. Jones Of Watcrvilie.
visited at Mrs. a. L. Wadsworths, the
past week.
Wellington Higgins is confined to the
house with the grip.
Miss Mabel Stone is at home for Il
two weeks vacation from Kent's Hill
Mrs. NJ. L. Robbins of Augusta, is
passing Il few days with her daughter,
Mrs. +. a. Whiting.
Mrs. E. ~ Phillips and daughter.
Fern. of Weld, are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Green.
Harvey Lowell of Wayne, called on
friends here, Saturday.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. A. II. Luckinbach preached at
the Plains church. Sunday, to large
and attentive audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whitney, re-
turned from Auburn, Saturday, nav
ing disposed of their stock in trade
there.
Mrs +. r. Edwards and daughter
Annie of West Gardiner visited rela-
tives here the first of the week.
Mrs. A. +. Roberts. who has been
seriously i'll, is more comfortable.
Hon. ana Mrs. OramandaI Smith
were home from Augusta. Sunday.
CROSS HILL.
John p. Jones. an aged and re-
spcctcd citizen Of this place. died Tues
day of apoplexy. His age was 81
years. The funeral was held from his
late home. Friday afternoon. Rev. &.
W. Lowell, pastor of the Methodist
church. officiating.
Mrs. II. F. Wood of Haverhil, Mass.
was summoned by telegraph. Tuesday.
N account of the death of her father,
John ID. Jones.
Zachariah Johnson. one of the old
esident5 of Cross Hill. is quite sick
with the grip.
Mrs. w. A. Austin has been having a
very bad time with the mumpS and
The grip. DR.. Crookcr of South China.
has been attending her. also +. T.
Jones who has been having a serious
run of the grip.
The principal business of those who
pretend to do anything now, is break
ing roads. It is estimated the late
storm and blow will cost Nassalboro
$500.
VICTOR.
The day and Sabbath-school scholars
presented their teacher. Bertha Irving. |
with a beautiful oxford Bible, as d
token OF love and remembrance.
Rev. &. II. +. Seliger Of North Au-
gusta. preached here Tuesday evening, |
Feb. a6.
FARMINGDALE.
Mrs Albion Pinkham is stopping with |
her husbands father in Manchester.
Eliza Atkins has returned from Hart |
ford. Conn. where she has been visiting |
friends.
Alice Wing is improving in health.
EAST NASSALBORO.
Miss Ruby Abbott and Miss Flor |
cncc Priest, accompanied by Mrs. |
oscar Abbott, spent Thursday in Au |
gusta.
Charles Crowell and State Master |
oscar Gardner called on &. A. Abbott. |
Thursday.
Miss Helen Ward of Waterville, spent |
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Dora |
Mower.
Albert Jones of South China has been |
hauling logs across the lake the past |
week.
The day students are again back at |
Oak Grove Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor are en- |
tertaining guests.
George Pope is spending few days |
in Cornville.
The roads are again getting in bad |
condition from the heavily loaded |
teams.
Fred Fitzgerald and Charles Clark !
are hauling wood from China for II. A. |
Priest.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gates spent Sat
urday in Waterviile.
Miss Nancy Gates was in Watervile,
Monday.
F.yerard Priest spent last week in |
I,oetou attending the A. q. L. w con-