Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-06


H. L. Hayes and family visited
friends in Augusta, Sunday.
BELGRADE.
There Is to be a spelling contest al
belgrade Grange hall. Friday, Nov. z
All OF the scholars in Belgrade above
IL are to take part. The lesson con-
sists OF 60 pages of the spelling book
used in the town. The winning school
10 to have prize OF ST. There are
nine schools and each school is to fur
hish a half-hOur entertainment, and
the school that has the best program Is
to have a prize of 81. Each school has
a name. and the school that DISPLAYS
the prettiest banner with name of
school is to have prize of so cents. A
picnic dinner to be furnished by the.
parents. Everybody invited, but all
are expected to bring their dinner bas-
ket. c-e
FARMINcDALE. t,
Miss Lizzie Church has resigned her
position as teacher in the Grant street
school. She has been succeeded by
Flora Danforth. Miss Church Is teach
ing in Gardiner.
Abbie Stone had a most delightful
party which was very
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jewett will
close their house and leave for Bath
for the winter this week.
Oscar McCausland is confined to the
house by illness.
LiTcHFIELD PLAINS.
]. L. Merrick, Department Command
err of Maine G. A. r., and Senior Vice
John F. Foster visited
Libby Post, No. SO, Saturday evening,
and witnessed the work of the post. A
Of the Relief Corps. Interesting re-
marks were made by the visitors.
An old fashioned husking bee was
held at Mrs. Stockham's, Monday even
ing. Quite a number Of ladies were
present making it a pleasant occasion.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Henry M. Norris Is very sick with
pneumonia. His friends. who are many.
have much solicitude for him.
Mrs. Charles F. Moody is still con-
fined to her bed by sciatica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge G. Bent are
in poor health. Mrs. Bent Is suffering
much from rheumatism.
Miss Charlotte A. Towle Of Lewiston,
is visiting her brother, C. E. Towle,
for q few days.
Mrs. Mary b. Pettingill. over 81 years
old. mother of Leonidas Pettingill. paid
a visit, Saturday, to Mrs. Mary r..
King, who Is Sc years old. having to
walk quite a distance. Mrs. King Is
the mother of Orrin F. King. These
two intelligent old ladies were school
mates when they were small girls.
Orrin F. King is putting the finish
ing touches with his varnish brush on
the X. Of p. Hall at Monmouth Center.
]. H. McIlroy is on business trip
to Boston.
ALBION.
Porter Piummer and Mrs. Annie Jep-
son were united in marriage. Sunday
Nov. 2. by Rev. N. M. Heikes. Both
are estimable people. and congratuia-
tons and good wishes are extended &c
them.
Eugene Bran, a little son Of Geo. b
Bran. recently broke his leg above the
knee at school. II and other smaller
children were running after the Dail 1oi
the older Ones who were playing. M
got 1T. and in the scramble that ensued
to take it from him, the accident oc'
CURED. Drs. Nelson Of China. and Day
of Albion. set the limb. The little DO,
bears his misfortune herOically.
CROSS HILL. .-
George Allen Of Livermore Falls. was
In the place. last week. on business.
Mrs. Lucy Prince of Palermo. wht
] has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
In. Robbins, returned home. Friday.
LEROY Heysom Of Lynn, Mass. wa
at Mrs. Il. \. Smarts. Sunday.
| Hartwell Somes and Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Lee Of Hallowell, were at G.
Perkins, Sunday.
Mrs. J. 8. Briggs and daughter Ora
were in Augusta on business. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Page Of Eas
(vassalboro. were at G. H. BusseHs
ISunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Randall were call
ling on friends in HallOwell. Wednes
day.
J. b. ard A. p. Morrill, of China Lake
|side. were on the Hill on business
Monday.
WEEKS MILLS.
Freeman Mosher is suffering with bloc
poisoning In his hand. caused by bnsteI
ing MS hand while cutting wood.
Welcome Reed and wife were throw
from their carriage, Saturday night. an
i Mrs. Reed was hurt quite badly. IN
rocker bolt gave way ana the morse "
tcame frightened and ran.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y. White reufne
from Torrington. CT. last week. wnei
they have been for two years III
fStarbird accompanied them ana VIII max
her home with them. q
Mrs. C. J. Lincoln Of Augusta, Is visil
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Same
MOsher.
Mrs. M. F. Perkins and Mrs. Dean z:
ties went TO Augusta, Friday. to see KOS
Coghlan in '"The Second rs. fanaueray.
The sewing circle met: last Wse1s WI ~;
IAr~ Ia vrnon Mnahpr This week. fC WI