Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-18
WEST CHELSEA.

Miss Marion Hunt of Gardiner, spent
Sunday at her home in this place.
Miss George White, who is attend
ing Cony High school, Augusta. spent
Sunday with her parents.
Miss Lillian Kealy Of Whitefield,
visited friends in town. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes of South
Gardiner, visited at Henry Whites,
Sunday. b
The friends and neighbors of Theo-
dore Yeaton are sorry to learn that he
intends moving his family to Gar
diner in the near future.
Miss Amy Heath. teacher in this
district, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents in South Pittston.
Many a porker has found the pork
barrel, the past week. Some very large
ones have been killed. Mr.. James
Hayes killed one, Monday, that
weighed between six and seven humid
red pounds.
Charles Blanchard is doing quite a
business pressing hay in this vicinity.
q 2. SIDNEY.
MIS-. ADdydll lIdSh, vile VI ehC AoeS
Epaphras Trask, died, Dec. 9th, at the
residence of her son, James H. Trask
Of Sidney. She had been in falling
health for q number of years. having
suffered from two shocks. She was
born in Sidney and had always resided
here. Two sons, James H. Trask ana
Iaforest Trask, both of whom reside
in Sidney. also one brother, Henry II.
Keene of Sidney. survive her. Funeral
services were held from the Advent
church at West Sidney. Rev. L. L.
Brown of Auburn, officiating. Inter-
ment was at Bean cemetery.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
At meeting of Libby Relief corps
| held. Monday, Mrs. Arianna E. Roberts
| was elected president to fill the va
| carcy caused by the death Of the late
| Mrs. Susan b. True.
CHELSEA HEIGHTS.
Owing to the cold weather, Satur-
5av night. the Comic ball was post
noned one week. 1t will be held
Dec. 20.
| lanes Hayes cut IL cords of wood
for NJ. H. Hayes. last week.
| lanes Cain, who has been SICK WIFI
the mumps, is rapidly improving.
Albion Fowler of this place, is driv-
,rg the horse of Charles Carsons Oh
Randolph, to work on the ice.
+ CHINA.
1 w Ward. who has been quite sier
I with 4 bilious attack combined wiIn asst"
ma, is now able to go 10 ms 4,
4 ho hoPn
her peu and has suffered much pam
/ She is now somewhat better.
Mrs. Hattie Cook is quite SICK .
rha many friends of Mrs. Ella Neis9 I,
Iare very glad to hear tnas sn from
gaihins . ~ SO recently performed a
the Maine General hospital IN ao shie :,
hi is hcped that she Will 500" oe "
return to her home. ~,,r from
MIS- Hem in her right arm. making
very difYicult for her to use u Al.
-. Au;e Heald of Gardner, Is vlsl,
,nv hcr cousin. Miss Abbie sturte'"n'
che vim remain some weeAs-
charles Getcheli, who mas e, nern s that h
ap I'm not he able to ship more AT Pfsse q
viii NO. - fhs extremely cold Weatner:. m, =
t,nv freese even In the heater ears them
raiiroade also reiu ,,snv apples are froze
lie says t ... ;.7,.i
: N .ns Iii service has been rather unsa'
Cu, lately owing to the late ar =
, Of the evening train on .ne from head
oroe.s that the western mail CONF -,
a. u" from Waterville- rms VIII ' time
IiIeiy 10 bring it here on scneue -,
i. 'S Mrs II John Woodsum will make a sho'
. trim to Portland, TINS W 'esa". .,,>xarevre
Rev Il F. wood preached n fien fa al +
e to iss SUNDAY mo nrsi y
m1 Supply the pulpit until P RMS ne ss
fousa 70 ,ss me e snTS arss and sonsrss'
done NOT r., on cIyommunity at large great
req only an sble preacner a ann s eood d
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