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

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| George Crowell Of Rome, was on the
Hill on business, Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Randall OF An
gusta, We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Randall. Sunday.
Miss ANGELA Gardner has a tiger cat
that tips the scales at 10 pounds two
ounces.
John Jaquith is at work for CAa- les
Mower of North Vassalboro.
Will Randall, Willard N.a,,lron and
Mark Higgins are cutting lumber for
T. A. Randall.
Last November Charles Pope sold
his apples as he supposed, the rur-
chaser sending men there, and packing
AZ barrels. for some reason the pur-
chaser failed to order them Skinned
Mr.. Pope recently sold them to Mr.
Wing of Waterville. and in repacking
them the packers threw out II lar
rels. 1t is quite loss to Mr.. Popc as
he Is in very poor health, having sr,.nt
nearly all the summer and fall a. n
sanatorium in Lewiston.
CHURCH HILL.
Mrs. Henry Worthing is. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira H. Foster werc on
the Hill, Sunday.
I. B. Spaulding Of Detroit. visited
his brother, A. B. Spauldine. wedr. es-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Caswell were at
their daughters Miss Alice Caswelrs,
Tuesday. :
There was an entertainment at the
North Parish schoolhouse last Fri lay
evening. The program consisted of
songs. dialogues. tableaux and reci-
tations by the pupils.
Mrs. VIM. Hallowell and Mrs. Jonas
Hallowell visited the formers mother,
Mrs. Amos Cunningham, Thursday.
Mrs. Rachel sHallowell is very low
and Is not expected to recover. She
is being cared for by Mrs. Orrin
Trask. and Mrs. Chas. Spaulding.
The private school has been closed
on account Of Illness in Mrs. Casey's
family.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
= MIR. and Mrs. E. r. Packard and Mr..
~'''~ As'aS % O0ioAhCA IbOUcItSs are the
delegates chosen to represent the
Flains church at the Bowdoin confer
ence to be held at Richmond. Feb IL
and IL. and Mrs. ]. r. Smith to repre-
sent the Christian Endeavor Society at
the Kennebec County c. E. Union at
Augusta. Friday, Jan. "a.
Libby Post No. SO, G. A. R., and
Libby Relief Corps. held Joint installa-
ton services last MondS.y evening. The
installing officer of post was Fast
Commander III. NJ. YStarbird. The off,
GERS installed are as follows: Com
mander, Gardrer Roberts: s. v. c.,
David G. Chase; l. v. c., Rufus S.
Maxwell cAdjt., George A. Bosworth;
Q. M.,/Orrin A. True; Surg. Sylvester
Stewart; Chap, James H. Bowie; O.
D., Herbert M. Starbird: o. G., Jo-
seph ]. Perry; s. NJ, w. F. Haines; O.
4. M. S. c. A. Norcross.
The installing officer of Corps was
Miss Cora E. True and the officers in
stalled are as follows: President, Mrs.
Susan B. True; S. v. p, Miss Lola
Merriman; ]. v. p, Mrs. Olive Stew
! art; Secretary. Miss Cora f. True;
Chaplain, Mrs. Arianna E. Roberts;
conductor, Mrs. L. E. Shorey; guard,
Mrs Martha Norcross; Asst. Con,
Mrs. Eta T. Taylor: Asst. Guard, Mrs
Mary Danforth; Color Bearers, Miss
Angie v. Roberts, Mrs. Junetta Chase
| Mrs. Emma Perry, Miss Clara DAN
forth. The Misses Allar1 furnished
| vocal music for the occasion, Miss
Helen Blanchard presiding at the or
J gan.
READFIELD.
The wood and ice business was very
brisk here last week and will continue
so this week If the weather Is pleas
ant.
Travelling Is fine for the amount Of
snow on the ground.
j. p. Norton from Augusta, was
shipping hay from this station to Bos-
ton last week.
The oyster supper given by the
Methodist society at Grange hall.
Wednesday evening. drew a good au-
dience. Entertainment for the occa-
sion was furnished by Misses Good
| rich. Phelan, Albee and Taylor con-
sisting of solos, duets and readings.
The circle OF the Universalist So
ciety met at Union vestry last week
and was well attended.
Goodly audiences greeted the pastors
here on Sunday.
Geo. Vance. over 80 years Of age.
will start alone for his home in Me-
braska this week. aHe
Miss A. M. Halves was attacked with
bleeding from the lungs Saturday eve
ming and is confined to the bed now.
The funeral of the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. Hartweli Hunton took place
at their home Friday. attended by
Rev. F. E. Walker. -~
Miss Cobb il visiting relatives in
Lewiston and Auburn this week.
Martha Henry at the depot was con-
fined to the house several days last
week by sore throat.
Miss Lura Wells from Fayette will
give painting lessons here soon II a
class of eight can be assured her.
FAYETTE.