Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-04
NORTH AUGUSTA.

| VII dCOCuuL VI Ills IcCcuI lllIl6SS,
residing Elder Southland was unable to
be present at Jewett school house, Sum
day afternoon. Rev. H. E. Dunnack,
however. preached and held quarterly
conference. .;4 r '7ifte
The funeral of Benjamin Kicker was
held at his late home, Friday, at. p.
M. Many friends and neighbors were
present: also brother and a son Of
Mrs. Kicker. who will be cared for by
Mrs. Griffith. 49, go
May Williamson. who has been con-
fined to her bed for nearly three weeks,
is improving. sat-Aa 81. ,3.1G aess-
Mr.. Colson of Viralhaven, spent
Thanksgiving with his daughter, Mrs.
c.. r. putton. >'-'@
John Shute left for his home in Yer
mont. Monday. .qss
Ralph Brann is moving his goods to
the city for the winter.
Mrs. n. Grover is suffering with a
severe cold.
Martha Drury is caring for patient
on Blaine avenue.
N CHELSEA HEIGHTS. g.
A loupcervier has been seen by sew
eral people in this vicinity. He is re-
ported to be a large one, and an ugly
| looking beast.
Mrs. James Cain and her sister, Eva
Collins, are quite sick with the mumps.
A dance will be held at the town hall,
next Saturday. i..., r. t.- -- t-
John Dondew went to Boston, last
| week, for short visit. --t.t'-'
James Hayes is saving wood with
his machine in Randolph, this week.
There will be a Comic bali at the
town house, one week from Saturday,
at s O'Clock. Refreshments viii be
served. good music furnished and a
good time is expected. A prize of $1.O0
will be given to the most comical
dressed person. male or female.
Willis Fowler received quite a cash
while cutting wood, last week. '.
o., WAYNE. ee- ~
WILDER Tribou Of Greene, is in town.
Miss Louise Barker, Albion Barker
and Miss May Barker of Augusta
spent Thanksgiving with DR.. and Mrs
C. H. Barker. ..s,.
Lee Ridley is very Ill.
Miss Alice Wing, who was been visit
ing in Minot. has returned.
Mrs. Saunders and little son are the
guests of Mrs. Albert Pike.
Elmo Godfrey spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Jennie Stanchfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Messenger.
A. r. Swift has gone to Bridgeport
to spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs. Beers.
Rev. and Mrs. Ellington and theiI
little son spent Thanksgiving with DIR
and Mrs. Chenery.
SIDNEY.
| A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Lathrop. Nov. 9th, weighing 1oA
pounds
Daniel whitehouse. of Augusta, spen
Thanksgiving at f. A. Clark's.
Bert Taylor has returned home from
New Hampshire, where he has beer
packing apples.
Miss Alice Tilley, of Colby. spen
Thanksgiving with her uncle, L.. g
ETilley. - .ss
Mrs. James A. Field visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Bean are on a visi
Ito relatives in Boston.
i A. d. Stevens has purchased heav.
work horse. a ~ 14. tts..- -s-s,.
Miss Hattie Burgess returned to An
gusta, last Saturday. where she will re
Il sumo her duties at the Augusta House.
Scott Bracket, of Lakeshore, who re
i Gently shot a buck deer In that vicinity
kindly remembered some of his friend
mere with q juicy piece of steak. rt,
Prof. elmer w. Ness, of Searsmont, In
nated horse trainer, IL receiving a larg
amount Of custom IN town and the sur
, rounding cities. He says he has latel
broken six horses for Mayor. Titcomb. Q
Augusta. and Is now at work for Mayo
BIafsdell. OF Waterviiie and others. II
has lately handled three horses for F; {
Hamlen, Two for @. 4. hctignton. tw
,: o. Drummond, Ed Hughes: 4; san
the ten horses being of a vicious natur,
Thfse times with the ten horses. fou
: the station in waterviIle and would hav
Il given an exhibition there Friday afteI