Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-22

last assessment the company had was
in 1879.
Thomas H. BODICE Of Augusta. visited
his parents. Sunday.
M. 7. Jones lost a valuable COW last
week.
At the drama presented at Startling
Grange hall. Wednesday evening. there
was good attendance. About $40
was taken.
l. M. Kelley has gone into insolvency
and creditors are cited to prove their
claims. Jan. 81, at Augusta.
Miss Alice NJ. Hewett OF Augusta.
was at home over Sunday.
FARMINGDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshall have a
fine baby girl, born Jan. 16.
Lena. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Erann is very ill at her home ON Shell
don street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McCausland
spent Sunday in Litchfield.
Bert Hartman has a fine pair of
twin calves.
Mrs. Ida Moody was in Augusta,
Saturday, visiting friends.
Mrs. A. c. Pinkham has been the
guest OF Mrs. Chas. Dutton of Augusta,
for the past few days.
Ralph McCausland of Hartford,
Conn.,. formerly of Farmingdale. has a
boy born Jan. 1st. Geo. Oscar.
c. H. Morrison of Searsmont, was in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Atkins have gone
ID keeping house on Dresden street in
Gardiner.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Miss Lena Pierce of Portland, is
making a short visit at her old home
in West Windsor.
Frank Barton has returned from
Connecticut, and is making a brief
visit with friends in the Barton dis
trict.
Quite a number from this part of
the town have gone to the Kennebec
to work on the ice.
1t is not often that two donation
parties are given at the same hour on
two successive evenings. but such was
the case. last week, when two differ
ent parties from the BAPTIST church
and Society called at the new parson-
age on Monday and Tuesday evenings
and left a good supply OF the neces-
stiles of life. The first floor of the
parsonage is being Comfortably occu-
pied by the pastor and family. The
rooms upstairs will not be completed
until spring.
LAKESHORE.
DR.. and Mrs. Campbell of Augusta,
visited at F. Bailey's. Sunday. .t.
A. s. Morrison OF wauerville. was a
guest OF his brother, Frank, Saturday
and Sunday. IA
Miss Caro- Bailey has gone to Au-f
gusta for a few weeks visit. -,.s.sf II,
NORTH AUGUSTA. 4,
Charles Reuel Dutton and Miss
Clarissa NJ, Colson were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage,
Wednesday evening. Rev. E. 8. Cud-
worth oficiating. They will reside for
the present at North Augusta. They
have the best wishes oc many friends
for their future happiness.
Mrs. JgG wilton who has been quite
III from heart trouble Is somewhat bet
ter. tefp 4ittaF .s,i.
Mr.. Withee who recently suffered a |
slight stroke Of paralysis affecting the
left side OF face Is slowly recovering.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
1t has been quite siclkly, In our COM
munity for the past three or four weeks |
J. 1. CIRCUIT has partially recovered
from his Illness. but is.not yet able to
labor. though he attends to his justice
The little twin daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry E. Prescott have been very
sick with Group and pneumonia. MI. |
Prescott il at aome from Kinefeld. where |
he has been working az head sawyer n
will not go back at present. Clinton e
..r .s,otl. Twin brother 10 Harry E., is IT |
Haverhiil. Mass. at work in box mill.
Willard r. Richardson Is quite sick with
catarrhal fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIENNA Burnham's little |
boy has been very Ill but is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin f. Walkers little |
hey has been quite sick but is improving.
Tie gospel temperance meeting chose /
these officers for another year: President, |
Ichn H. Mcflroy; LIST vice president, J. l..
Crcutt: 3nd- vice president. E. G. Bent:
30 vice PR sident Geo. a. Tinkham; sec-
rotary; Mrs. Edwin a. Richardson: treas
Miss Margle Mcr!roy: Asst. organist. Ger
trude Robinson. This society Is In e.
f1ourishing condition.
Rev. a. F. Hinkley delivered an Illus
tfatfd lecture 1T the chapel, Monday |
evening last. The house. was well filled. |
interest. 1t was real temperance lee ]