Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
KENNEBEC.
SIDNEY.

MISS Maggie ! OWE OIL Oakland. Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Nettie Dur
rcll.
Granville Siblcy of Waterville. visited
his brother, Edward, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer l.. Hamlen spent
a few days last week visiting relatives
in China.
Arthur Ward. Who recently moved
from here to Mount Vernon. has since
been married to Miss Florence Nichols
OF that town.
Scott Bowman and Miss Blanche
Bowman. both Of this town. We're mar
ried here by j. H. Field, Esq, Wednes-
day.
Word has reached here of the death
of G. Alton Stevens at the home of his
son-in-law in Norwood, Mass.
The intended route for free delivery
Of the mail from WaterViile to this
town. of which mention was made in
the Sidney news few weeks ago. was,
last week established with Fred ..
sHarnlen of this town. as the carrier.
1t is now reported that the routes VIII
NOT be in operation before July l.
Meantime it remains to be learned
what action will be taken on some re-
monstrances which have been sent IN
from Sidney against them.
A son came to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hallett, March II.
A little stranger. Il baby, came to
Mr. and Mrs. George Lydeckcr Friday.
LITCHEIEI.D CORNER.
NInp 20,
FIJI. and broke her hip. AS Mrs. Lyle is
quito advanced in years and has not
| forssome years been physically strong
| thesaccdent is considered to be a very
serious one. Her son-in-law. Clarence
| MaIoon. who was in Augusta acting as
iurr,nan,. was sent for. and has re-
| turned home. 1t is understood that MI
Patterson has been drawn to serve in
hfs ptace,, as he will be needed at nome.
| Mi,ctls sympathy is felt for MIS-. Lyle
land her family.
4 TIE school at the Academy was
I! sornewhat broken up. last week, on
taccount of the illness of the teachers.
A recital given at Masonic nan.
| Wednesday eveniE. for the benent OF
the senior class was we'll ATTENDED,
many coming from a distance. "ot-
| withstanding the bad travelling me
affair was success as an entertain
ment. and also financially
Rev. f. A. Harlow went to his nome
last Monday, but returned SATURDAY
to attend TO his duties. sunday ne
condition of the roads is such that ne
will wait until settled travelling before
moving his household goods. Mr.. H3f-
low is expected to join her huSoiliu
here this week.
Miss Ninie Brown has recovered
from her illness and will return 10
Portla nd. Tuesday.
]. w Starbird of Lewiston, was IL
town. Friday.
Chapin Lydston and Norman HiS-
gins came from Augusta, Saturday
and returned, Sunday.
Mr.. Haskell of Lewiston. spent sun
day with his family in this place.
Mrs. Olive Stewart is reported quite
sick.
WINDSOR.
The funeral of Melissa Moody, WIZ
of George W. Bogg of South windsor
was held at the house, Sunday morn
ing. Rev. C. W. Lowell officiating. MIS-
Rogcs had been sick for one year. tha
and the crushing sorrow that came u
her in the loss of her sons. Aflipios
and .N-illiam. slowly Slapped hef III
away Much was done to proiohS rs
useful life, but she passed away ear
Thursday morning. March IA. Muc'
sympathy is expressed for her nus
, band and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich of Halio"ei,
spent Sunday at South Windsor VIII
! Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Bullock.
Danforth Drake was able TO y
brought home. Friday. from August"
: where be has been sick several Weeh
with pneumonia
: Mis-, Hattie l.. Starrett has returie
to her home in South Hope. ai'e
sranding several weeks in Wlndsoi'
FAYETTE.
Mark Spiller will move from XIV
/ Leach place in a few days to the VIM !,
4 temore farm. and John Mclnnis WI
move to the Leach place.
Thomas II. BODICE of Augusta. WISH
J cd his parents, Sunday.