Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-11

Mrs P. M. Brann is with friends in
this place.
CHELSEA.
The schools in town closed, Friday, for
u weeks vacation before the winter term.
n district No. 4, SearleS Mills. Miss Mel
son. teacher the pupils gave a most In
eresting program of Rotations and
ongS which was enjoyed by several visit
,rs. There We're Rotations by Barbara
'onnors. David Willett Earle Hayes.
Percy Morgan, Otis Katon and Alton
'arnham Songs by Barbara Connors
ogue by Otis Katon and Barbara Con
iors. The term has been a very success
'ul and profitable one in each school.
Mrs. Edna Locke of Dorchester. Mass,
visiting her mother, Mrs f. c. Meader.
Mrs. l.. A. Mckay and Mrs. r. f. FISH
r and mother returned, last Thursday
rom a weeks visit in Bath.
Miss Bernice Watson was the guest of
riends at Libby Hill, Gardiner, over Sun
lay.
Mrs. f. C. Meader and Mrs Eta Geyer
listed friends in Augusta, last week.
For a number of seasons Clarence Nor
;an has succeeded in capturing one or
more deer, and was feeling quite deSpon-
.ent last week over his failure to do SO
his season, but Saturday fortune favored
i'm and he succeeded in bringing down a
handsome buck. On the same day Joseph
hot a deer, and John Collins and r. V.
1organ Were also among the lucky ones
'ruly venson is plenty in town just now.
DR.. Fredericks OF Augusta, assisted by
Doctors Donneli and Sawyer of Gardiner,
Jonday forenoon, performed a very criti-
al operation upon Aaron ID. Condit at the
esidence of N. NJ. Hemmenway. Mr..
,Ondit stood the shock well and at this
writing, under the care Of Miss Craig. an
experienced surgical nurse. is comfortable
nd doing as well as can be expected.
lis many friends wish him a speedy and
omplete return to health.
r. T. Fisher came down from Boston
spend Sunday with his family.
Mr. and Mrs Q. L. .Farnham of Au-
,uSta spent Sunday with their mother
Irs. Julia A. Farnham.
BELGRADE.
The community was shocked and sad
,ened to hear of the sudden death of
1anley JudkinS, which occurred at his
ate hcme early Thursday morning. Al
hough in very poor health for some time.
re was about his usual duties up to
tuesday,. before his death when he con-
racted a sudden cold, which ended in
neumonia and the end came very quick
Y. The case is peculiarly sad as only
bout two weeks ago his daughter Sadie
.udklns. died from the same dread disease
consumption. He is survived by a widow
nd one daughter, an aged father. also in
eeble health, mother one sister and 4
w
ave the sympathy of all in their great
ifiiction. Mr.. JldkinS was a man of
iterling worth. beloved by all his assoc
,iates and will be greatly missed. The
sunday. The interment was in the fam
~ lot at Belgrade. The Grange Of which
lie was a member performed the burial
services of the order.
Mrs. Clara Hammond is again on the
sick list.
Mrs. b. G. Taylor and son Archie visited
1t D. +. EVstins. East Readfeld, last
week.
There will be a Sunday-school conven-
ion at the Depot Grange Hall. Tuesday, !
Nov. II. There will be public dinner and |
tea and coffee will be furnished by the |
parties. |
The friends in town of Mrs. Geo. Lilly |
Of Manchester. who recently underwent n |
severe surgical operation are pleased to |
hear that she is getting along as well |
As could be expected.
D. C. Stevens is adding a fine ell and |
she'd to his house which is great i'm.
)rovement
WEEKS MILLS.
DEER IHL-The farmers are doing |
heir fall blowing.
Perley. W. Dodge is building a 30 foot
poultry house.
Mrs. VIM. Hammond has a chrysanthe-
mum which has 800 blossoms on it,
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Jackson from Vas
'alboro. recently visiting friends and rela-
ives here.
Little Miss Florence Dodge spent. |
Wednesday, with her aunt. Mrs. Ii. M. |
Irommett.
The Deer Fill school closed Nov. c. with |
appropriate exercises, after a successful /
ERIN of nine weeks. taught by Archie NJ |
of this place. Total enrolment.
;; average attendance. l.. Pupils not alb /
ence Crommett. Hermon Taylor. Those Il
absent only one day: Lizzie jackson Il
eta Jackson. Vada Taylor During the |
ERIN money has been raised and Il new i
lag purchased for the school building.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS,
Ned Baker has gone to Massachusetts
o work