Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-11

], Ms and Mrs. CIshulan of wins low,
were the guests OF Mrs. Chas. Bur, ess,
sunday. Fs,'s.e
The depot is now nearing compl, ton
and is a very attractive building.
Friends Quarterly meeting oc .urs
Saturday and Sunday Of this week.
Matilda Atkinson is expected to b. in
attendance. -.-
\ series Of meetings are to be on
tinued through the week at the Me ho-
dist church. Rev. G. B. Seaboyer av-
ing them in charge.
NORTH vASSALsoRo.
The ball given under the auspice of
Valley Tent. No. q. X. o. S. NJ. in
Citizens hall on the evening of eb.
I, was a great success both in poif of
numbers and in financial results, ur-
passing anything Of the kind YER
hello in town. Over 80 couples ar
ticipated in the grand march. he
music was by Professor Halls orche ira
of Waterville with Professor Gero as
prompter. The gross receipts ! ere
over $50.
Miss Hattie Cook is visiting her
brother in York, and later will visit
friends in Massachusetts,.
Superintendent Williams of the
wooden MILL was called to Utica, ~ Y.
last week. by the death Of his broth ,r.
The first carload of coal over the new
railroad from Wiscasset for the Ameri-
can Wooden Co., arrived Saturday.
A vessel load is in Wiscasset awaiting
shipment.
The freezing of the pump at Oak
Grove made it necessary to haul water
last week.
William Flynn was operated upon for
cancer on his lip.
Mrs. Adam Shorey is critically ill.,
The condition Of Mrs. John NJ. Cook.
who has been i'll for the past nine
weeks. is practically unchanged.
RIVERSIDE.
w. w. Gilbert went to Winthrop.
last week. on business.
little son came to Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Sherman. Sunday evening, Feb.
3
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Bailey gave a
whist party. Wednesday evening. at
which j. W. Dunlap and Mrs. H. P.
Halves and Mrs. A. S. Trott captured
the BOBBY prizes.
Gustavus Sawtelle of Sidney. was in
the place last Saturday.
Miss Rose Bailey returned to her
home at Farmingdale. Thursday. All
were sorry to have her go. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Trott gave a
whist party last Friday evening. The
winners of the first prizes were J. w.
Dunlap and Mrs. N. H. Fossett, while
the consolation prizes fell to H. Prince
and Mrs. w. p. Bailey.
Last Wednesday morning little
son came to gladden. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wentworth
gave party last Wednesday evening.
J. A. Jones of Augusta. was in the
place. Friday.
Mrs. II. P. Halves went to Mt. YER
non. Saturday. where she will visit her
parents for Il week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gardner Of
Augusta, called on Mrs. ii. M. Mills,
Sunday.
Miss Clara Robbins of Portland,
passed last Sunday with her mother
here.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Mrs. Shaw of Greene, is visiting her
son. Freeman Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Richmond visit
Ell Mr.. and Mrs John Richmond at Jay.
Thursday.
Mrs. H. ii. Dodge at the Mills is suf
fering from an attack of rheumatism
and is quite lame.
Mrs. Kate Briggs and son Walter Of
East Auburn. are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bickford will go to
New Gloucester. next Saturday. to
make short visit to relatives.
Miss Mary Tribou Of Greene. returned
home a few days ago from visit to
Mrs. Albert Riggs.
Harry Rose Of Livermore. is working
at Richmond's Mills.
Albert Riggs has returned from a
weeks visit to relatives at Bath and
Topsham.
l.. r. Sturtevant visited his nephew.
Harry King of Winthrop. last Friday.
Mrs. Elbridge Croker has gone to
North Fayette to keep house for J.
Jones during the absence of Mr.. Jones'
sister. who is caring for relatives who
are i'll.
T. =. Secrecy will commence. the pres
ent week. to get out lumber which will
be used in the construction Of poultry
houses which he intends to build the
coming spring.
Mrs. Addition Of Leeds. recently visit
ed her daughter. Mrs. Truman Shaw.
Mrs. Kent Of New Sharon, is engaged
as housekeeper at the Thomas Wing
estate.
II is reported that Dudley Walls of
Rumford Fails. is to engage in the
manufacture Of barrels at Richmond's
Mills.
Arthur Berry. one Of our prominent
citizens residing at Fayette Corner.
died. last week. from cancer of the
stomach. A widow survives him. The
frneral occurred, Friday.
Edward Palmer Of Somerville, Mass.
who has been spending the winter with
hts c;cto~ Mre Emma Torrinra e~