Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24
KENNEBEC.s
PLAINS.

r,a Plains church was represented
=, the christian EndcaNor convention
ia in Gardiner last week. by Deacon
I. Small and daughter, Edith, Miss
r,te T. Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
S.svens and Miss Angie V. Roberts.
Mics Lila Ludwig. who has been in
tendance on her sister, Mrs. II. T..
Tsr,e. returned to Auburn, Friday.
Mrs. Addie l.. Packard returned
home from Lawrence, Mass, Thurs
day.
r Foster, from Cobb Divinity
school. Lewiston. will supply at the
plains church. Sunday.
NASSALBOEO.
A. the public installation held by the
oda Fellows at their hall. last Tuesday
orenjng. the following officers were
;rstalld by \. D. G.. NJ. \. II. Lord.
osssted by Grand Marshal Johnson.
hath Of Oakland: y. c., Howard Ne
ouillian: V. g.. George S. Perkins: sec.
e A. Woodman: treas. Edgar NJ. Dun
ham; warden. Chas. w. Mason: con-.
willis T. Crosby: r. s. n. c., Leonard
A Gilbert: L. S. y. c., John j. DON
nelly: r. 5. s. Preston B. Lancaster:
I. s.. Elbridge G. jackson: r. S. V.
{. O. ]. Hussey: L. s. Y. c.. Adam
seaney: l. G.. Ruel w. Pitts: O. c.,
Adrian Shorey; chap, Ira J. Robbins:
P. G.. William J. Lyons. After the in
s,allation the company was invited to
the dining hall where, after the Divine
blessing had been invoked by Rev. Mr..
Bassler. they partook OF a bouutiful
supper. Good music was then furnished
and the young people and some of the
older ones enjoyed social dance.
Chas. Richardson died after . short
illness of pneumonia at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Edwin Goliath.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Richardson was
formerly a resident Of Lakeside where
his remains were taken for funeral and
burial Rev Mr.. Bassler went to Lake
side, Saturday and preached the ser
mon at Mr.. Richardson's funeral.
Miss Augusta Pitts went to Church
Hill, Monday.
ALBION.
Nathan Wellington recently sold
equal about here or in the State. They
were o. months old, and had girth
of feet, II inches.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. the revival
lists, went from here to Morrison's Cor
ner to hold services.
READFIELD.
The thermometer. Sunday morning.
registered from IS to % degrees below
zero, the coolest of the season.
Mr.. Lord, who has been at work in
the wooden mill here, returned to his
home in Madison last week.
BENZ. Smith of Lynn, Mass, is in
town for short stay.
Mrs. Lottie Lane was called to Oak
land, last week, by the sudden death of
her brother, ]. Wesley Gilman. Mr..
Gilman was native of this town and
is remembered here with much respect.
A little 3-year- child of Charles
Kittredge was brought from North
Wayne for burial here, Friday. having
died very suddenly from Group.
EAST PITTSTON.
pitlSHlHS Is very SOOu DIT III
this vicinity. and barring the cold
weather. sleigh riding would be much
in favor
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Britton left.
Thursday, for an extended trip in the
South. They will return in time to take
in the Presidential inauguration.
The many friends in this village of
Rev. E. L. Byrne, a former pastor of
the village church, were much grieved
to hear of his serious illness at the
home of his daughter in Newport, Me.
D. c. Knight who is working in Au
gusta, spent Sunday with his family
here.
H. II. Cary has been confined to the
house for the past week with a severe
cold.
William Croker is quite sick at his
home in this place.
The many friends Of Eugene Farrell
oil this place, are pleased to hear that
he is improving somewhat from his
aterillness.
The lecture which was to have been
evening, did not materialize.
DR.. c. c. Libby is kept quite busy
attending his many patients about
town when he is released from his du-
YES as senator at Augusta.
News has been received Of the safe
arrival in San Francisco, Cal, of
Misses Carrie and Alice Hanley. in
winch place they will make an extend
60 visit with relatives and friends.
The first bids for carrying the mail
the next four years We're not accepted
and notices of new bids are now post
ed in this village.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. w. Mansur went to
augusta. Saturday. on business.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Allen Studley made flying visit to
"aterviile the first of this week.
Mrs James Holloway who has beer
spending n few days at her old home
returned 10 WaterVille, Sunday.
Special meetings have been appointed
ior this week at the Baptist church
rohducted by the pastor and Rev. Fl
r. Wood of China.
The winter terms of school vii
close Friday of this week with eXer
uses by the scholars. This SECOND
.erm taught by Mrs. Hall of Windsor
week who has been a faithful teache