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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-01-01
THORNDIkE.

THORNDIKE.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Higgins have the
sympathy of the whole community in the
loss of their only son, Dana, who died at
their home Friday night of typhoid fever.
The funeral service was held at the house
Monday afternoon, Rev. ID. Bracket officl-
atipg. Christmas tree and entertain
ment for the school children at the school
house in East Thorndike Christmas eve was
well attended. The scholars taking part
did credit to their teacher, Miss Bean. The
exercises were opened with prayer by H.
M Small. Austin Black, who is attending
a surgical and medical college in Boston,
has passed a short vacation with his par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. Henry Black ....V. n.
Higgins and son, Fred Lombard, went to
Bangor Friday morning, where Fred will
enter Shaw's Business College. MIR. Higgins
returned on the Saturday evening train....
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Higgins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz Ames were guests of Ross G.
Higgins and mother Dec. 23d. -. .Estley Cor
don. who has been in Montana the past five
wears. has returned to his home. Charles
u
Joseph Brown and family in Knox. Mrs.
A. R. Murch of Unity passed last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Ward.
...B. w. Downes spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his family Earl Bessey of
Brooks spent few days last week with his
sister, Mrs. Nathan Berry,. Edgar Keene
of Waterville spent Christmas with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keene. Mrs.
p. b. Hurd passed Thursday at Waterville.
Peter Harmon made business trip to
Auensta Monday Irving johnson, who
has employment in Massachusetts, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Johnson. Mrs Webster and two children
of Montana, who are passing the winter
with relatives in Unity,s spent Dec. 2Sth with
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Patterson. Willie P.
Higgins of Salem, Mass, is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Higgins. Melissa Post of Knox was
the guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs. Emma
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn Hogan made
a family Christmas, family of fourteen
sitting down to dinner. In the afternoon
christmas tree for the children added much
tn the enioyrGent of the occasion. F. N.
Vose snent few days with his family last
week. -. Miss Myra Gates passed last week
with friends in MOntville. ...R. c. Higgins
and wife are receiyh, horn nac 1srd on
Frad HINT went to Boston Monday, where
ha has emnIoyment on the electric cars.....
Miss AIfreda Ward, who has been attend
inc tho M c. I. in Pittsfeld, has returned
home.
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Robert Mayo, who has been suffering with
an infected toe, had it amputated last Sat
urday. Dr. H. A. Holt was summoned
from Dover and assisted Dr.. Brown of this
village. The patient is as comfortable as
could be expected for a man so years OF
age. Mrs Franklin Chase has been
quite a sufferer the past week. She was
confined to her bed with an abscess, com
bjned with neuralgia of the heart for "a
hours. Miss Linda Chase had three
DAYS Christmas vacation at home. Chris
TOPPER Moody and his son Fred are on the
sick list.. Mrs Louise Holt and little
daughter Agnes, have been visiting her
father, A. H. Mayo, and will return with the
doctor. They called on their many friends
while in town The shedding is very good
and everyone is improving it by hauling
wood, apples, etc.. Our doctor is he busiest
man in town, there are so many sick ones...
Capt. Coombs, who recently came here from
Jslesboro, fell last Saturday and was quite
badly hurt Mrs. D. A. Nye is gaining
SLOWLY. -. The Christmas entertainment was
a success both financially and socially.
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CENTRE MoNTyILLE.

Mrs. .Kittie Stephenson Of Portland is
visiting her mother for a few weeks.
There was a family Christmas tree Christ
mas day at Mrs. Huldah Ramsay's. Quitea
number of relatives were present and each
received liberal share of presents.
Charles Oxton and Wesley Wentworth cut
five cords of wood last week for Volney
Thompson. George Edmunds got fox
last Friday. His dog drove him into hole
and he was dug out. -. Mr.. Clough's fifty
horses being wintered at the Cushman and
Clement barn makes ready sale for our
surplus hay A ton of hay lasts them but
one day and half. Wales Bartlett was
at home for the holidays from Essex. Mass,
and was accompanied by his sister Miriam,
from Hopedale, Mass. Charles Childs,
who was committed to the Insane Asylum
at Augusta some two weeks since, is re-
ported very i'll. Arthur W. Gilpatrick Of
Bangor is at H. Fl. Fosters. Mrs. Bonnie
Stevenson and daughter of Portland are
at Mrs. Hudah Ramsay's.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
SOMERSET.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.

Miss Lizzie Tobey has returned from
Pennington. She is not in her usual
good health and will rest for the re-
mainder of the term.
Miss Marion Goodwin has been
obliged to leave her school on account
of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fellows of
Pennington, made short calls on
friends in this vicinity, last week.
A government inspector made the
trip over the r. F. D. route, Wednes-
day, and reported very general salts
faction with the service.
w. NJ. Fellows of the Pennington
Live Stock Co., made brief visit at
the home of S. A. Taylor, Wednesday.
II. Percy Wheeler and Miss Mabel
Greenlief were united in marriage, Sat
urday evening, Jan. 81, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler of Wa
terville. The brides home is in Aroos-
took. but she has many friends in this
vicinity and in Waterville, where she
has spent several years. Mr.. Wheeler
is an upholsterer and has a good posi-
ton in Portsmouth, N. H., where they
will reside for the present. The best
wishes of many friends will follow Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler to their new home.
EAST CORNvILLE.
The pupils in District No made thei.
teacher, Minnie Fall, an evening visit
Wednesday. All report a nice time. Ar
oyster supper was served.
Nearly all in this place have about got
through hauling their wood and some
have commenced to chop it,
L. Herrin has a sick horse, one that he
just bought Less than year ago he
lost one so it makes it very hard for him
Mrs. S. Blaisdell is sick with heart
failure and is under the doctors care.
J. T. Flanders has lost one of his large
team horses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
GOSSIP. OF THE ORANGES.

North Franklin Pomona Grange will
hold regular meeting with Aurora
| Grange of Strong, Feb 5.
Abbot Grange conferred the first and
second degrees upon class of six at a
recent meeting.
Nearly all the Sagadahoc oranges are
in prosperous condition, and degree
work is a feature of nearly every meet
ing in that county.
A profitable and interesting program
has been prepared for the February
meeting of Piscataquis Pomona Grange
which will be held with South Dover
Grange, Thursday.
The members of Dromore Grange,
Phippsburg, are raising funds for the
purchase of new hall furniture. This
grange held it's annual roll call recent
ly, and it proved one of the most inter
esting meetings in the history of this
live grange.
West Bath Grange has opened the
New Year in most successful way by
comforting the degrees upon a class of
16 candidates. David r. Wylie has
presented to the grange a large Bible
which was one given him by West
Bath Grange the first Christmas after
it was organized.
Canaan Grange has prepared an ex-
cellent Longfellow program for it's
meeting of Feb. >, and on Feb. %, an
interesting program for Washington
Birthday will bring out the members
as the question who was the greater
general, Washington or Grant?" will
be discussed by able talent, followed
by social, with harvest supper.
Susie Hutchins, who is starting in on
her seventh year as lecturer off, Frye
burg Grange, has missed only three
meetings during that time Fryeburg
Grange has. increased in membership
for the year 1902 fifteen good members,
and at the last meeting initiated two
more. The prospect looks bright for a |
greater increase, this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05

day, and fractured her left arm near the
wrist joint. DR.. Hardy of North Vassal-
boro, is attending her.
j. J.. Lewis of China, was in the place
on business, Monday.
J. NJ Cross of Augusta. was business
caller on the Hill, Monday.
o. J. Hussey of vassalboro. was on the
Hill, Monday afternoon, on business.
Frank Ballard and VIII Toby are pack
ing apples at South Vassalboro for James
johnson. Mr.. Johnson is paying $l.25 per
barrel now.
Sheldon Gardner is hauling logs to Ba-
ker's mills at Riverside.
WEST CHELSEA.
Miss George White of Augusta, visited
at her home in this place over Sunday.
Ralph Blanchard of Waterville, visited
at his old home in this neghborhood,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Powers and daughter Grace
spent Thursday in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clough of Bel
grade, are visiting Mrs Clough's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Blanchard, this week.
Miss Amy Heath closed a successful
term or school in this district, last Fri
Pittston, Saturday.
A few friends were very pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Howard Hunt,
Friday evening.
The friends of Mrs M L. Rollins, who
mas been quite i'll for a number of weeks
past, will be glad to know that she is
now able to be out
3. A. Reed of East Pittston, visited rel
| atlves in this place, Monday.
Walter Powers who has employment in
Augusta, visited at his home in this place,
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Smith of Augusta, spent
| Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ella Smith
The fine skating on the river the past
week has been enjoyed greatly by the
young people in this vicinity.
| An entertainment and dance was given
at the Town house. Tuesday evening, and
| is reported as a very enjoyable affair by
all who attended
Herbert Hayes is doing quite a business
haullng wood to Randolph and Gardiner
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
| A. M. Patterson has been examining
interest of the LitchfieId Fire Insurance
| Company.
| ii. w. Maxwell recently sold seventy
| barrels OF apples at $1.50 per barrel
| Gardiner Roberts of the pulpit commit
| tee OF the Plains church. is soliciting the
| necessary funds to secure the services
OF Rev. c. w. Purinton, of West Bow
doin.
| Anthony Ashford fell from the wood
| Shed stairs. one evening recently, receiy-
ing quite severe bruises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
ETNA.
LINCOLN.
WiScASSET.

A. G. Houdlette, Of Whitefield, was
in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Leon Gray, of Portland, is in
town for a few days.
Frank Cate, of Dresden, was in town.
Saturday.
Roy Reeds parents, of Portland, are
guests at L. Fred Albee's home on
| Middle street
Mrs. McRitchie, widow of the late
Capt. McRitchie, died suddenly, at her
home on Federal street Saturday
morning. Mrs. McRitchie was much
loved in the community where she lived
and will be much missed. One son
survives his mother.
Louis Poole, brakeman on the w. w.
& f. railroad met with a very serious
accident, Wednesday night, at the rail-
road wharf. In shifting cars by the
method known as polling, the engine
instead of stopping as it was expected
TO do, slid along on the frosty rail to
the car and caught Mr.. Poole between
them crushing him to such an extent
that the amputatiOn of the right leg
six inches below the knee was found to
be necessary. The other leg was badly
bruised but not broken as at first sup
posed. Drs. Peaslee and Bickford at
tended the case and at last accounts
the patient was as comfortable as could
be expected. Mr.. Poole has been in the
employ of the company since the road
was in building and much regret and
are felt for him and his
family.
JoIcE.
H. D. Cooper of Augusta. was in this
place on business, last week.
The 7-month- child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manley Russell fell from it's era
die. last week, and dislocated its shoul-
der.
Prof Weston Lewis of the Williams
Grammar school, Augusta, called on
relatives in this place, Saturday.
Chester Marson of Pittston, is report
ed on the sick list.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Jasper Weeks died, Wednesday |
night. at DIR. l.. H. DORIS, where she |
was carried when stricken SO suddenly |
with paralysis on the street seven days
before She leaves husband and an |
adopted daughter. Mrs. Charles Goud,
TO mourn her loss Funeral services
were held, Saturday afternoon at hall
past one ar the Episcopal church.
Miss Georgia Peaslie is spending
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
CLINTON.

There was another wreck here, last
| night Train No. 81, due here at 11.19
| P. NJ. broke apart about two miles
west of the station, and on coming to-
gether again demolished two fiat cars,
and broke UP two more in bad shape
| This is the fourth railroad wreck in
Clinton within a year.
Mr.. Bridges, the baggagemaster here,
has been transferred to Bath. A Mr.
Whitehouse of Unity, has taken his
place.
Julian Estes of Waterville, was in
town over Sunday, visiting friends.
Eugene Kidder and wife of Water
vile, were in town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Runnells enter
tanned a large party at whist, Satur-
day evening. Refreshments were
served and a fine time was enjoyed
by all.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Thompson are
visiting at E. E. MerriIl's for week
or two.
ALBION.
Mrs. o. Worthen has been suffering
from lumbago, the result of a fall.
An illustrated temperance lecture
was given at the Christian church,
Sunday night, which was both instruc-
tive and interesting. Mr.. Hinkley is a
pleasant speaker.
The annual convention of China and
Albion Sunday School Association will
be held at China Baptist church, Sat
urday, Feb. Z. It is expected that Rev.
E. a. Mason of Oakland. will be pres
ent.
EAST REkDFlELD.
Miss. Lillian Copp. the young lady SO
severely injured BY being run over by an
engine in SkoHllegan, recently formerly
resided In this place. She was a daugi- !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
WEEKS MILLS.

Mrs. c. j. Lincoln returned to her
home in Augusta, Sunday, called home
by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marr are the
happy grandparents of little grand
SON born to their daughter, Mrs. Wall
ter Murphy, at their home, Tuesday.
Walter Murphy and Ivory Marr of
Bath, spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Marr, last week.
Mrs. P. G. Brown and little daughter
returned from a visit with Mrs.
Browns parents in Palermo, Sunday.
c. A. Davis got piece of steel in his
hand last week while working in his
blacksmith shop and was obliged to
have it cut out. DR.. Watson per-
formed the operation.
Mrs. Fred Choate has returned from
Augusta where she has been at work
for some time.
James Pelton. a wood chopper, who
has been at work for Huff & Estes for
the past six months, fell and broke his
arm recently while at work on lot at
Palermo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
DAILY KENNEBEG JOURNAL THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s. 19osN
few days fifth her friend. Miss Grace

few days fifth her friend, Miss Grace
M. Hall.
Joseph True's horse which was lett
without hitching for snort time
Saturday morning, ran away ana unto
the open canal near the other sade OF
the river A heavy sled was attacned
to the horse, and but for the tiiheiy
aid of two or three men near py, VINO
ouickly rescued him, the horse would
have been drowned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Mains of Wool
wich. spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leslie A. Bailey.
Measels are quite the. rage. cases
are reported in various parts OF the
town. Several academy students are
at home, sick. r. $50 oulA
Sidney Barter. who has been en-
ployed atnLivermore Falls. during the
fall and winter, is at home,.sL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
East Madison Grange.

East Madison Grange will observe its
26th anniversary by an all day meeting,
Saturday. Feb. A. Dinner will be
served at noon, and in the afternoon an
interesting program will be carried
out by the charter and other older
members of the grange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
PEN0BsC0T.
GARLAND D.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tilton and
Miss Minnie Gould from Charleston,
visited at B. NJ. Avery's, last week.
The Congregational society is PLAN
| ming and working for a. sale to take
place in the near future.
The w. c. T. U. of Garland will hold
a public Frances e. Willard memorial
meeting, Sunday evening, Feb. Is, at
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Stepnen Came and family had
the pleasure of a short visit, last week,
from their daughter, Mrs. May Bailey
from Dexter.
Mark Avery has recovered from his
recent attack of grip and is now able
to pe out.
The Sundayschool convention will
meet this month and will hold it's SER
vices with the Free Baptist society.
Mr.. Oak is improving slowly from
his illness with grip.
The whooping-cough has somewhat
abated although a number are still
suffering from the effects of it.
Most of the ladies of the w. C. T. u.
met at Mrs. Mark Avery's, Saturday,
to discuss and arrange the program for
their public meeting.
ETNA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Whitten, of New
port, were in town, Saturday and Sunday,
visiting their parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. A.
Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas are visit
ing at Walter Ames'.
Fred Graves, who was ill with lung
fever, at Newport, is reported better, and
is getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
Lewis Curtis and Alvin Soule are at
work for Mrs. Nelson Russell. hauling her
wood Scott johnson is cutting it.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanborn are on their
way East from Pullman, Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
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doctor available for a population o.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
WALDO.
-nN~

The free High schol at Troy Corner
opened Monday, Feb. 3D. with full
attendance. Miss Maud Monroe of
West Troy is teacher.
Mrs. Minnie Knowles has gone to
Lagrange on account of the illness of
her sister.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
READFIElD,

who believe in the cloudiness of the
sky having anything to do with the
remainder of winter weather.
Readfield people were deeply sad
dened by the news of the sudden death,
Thursday, of one of our esteemed and
beloved citizens, Mrs. Washington
Hunton. While apparently in her usual
good health she was taken severely ill
with neuralgia of the heart and soon
passed away. She leaves a son and his
wife in the old home by whom she had
been lovingly and tenderly cared for in
the place where many pleasant years
had been spent ere she was called to
her better home. She is also survived
by a daughter who lived not far from
the old home and was often there to
gladden. the life of the mother she loved
SO WELL
Mrs. Annie Manter- -Griswold who has
been spending several weeks here
started for her home in Boston, Mon
day morning.
A. ]. Mace had the misfortune on
Friday last to fall on the ice near his
home and break bis leg. AS he is a
man past 20 years of age, and in feeble
itdltll II 10 oOdOtlul IL AlC 1dIl4CS liOii
this accident.
A letter to relatives here brought the
news from Mrs. j. w. Manter of a son
born to them in their new home in
Sumpter S. c., last week. Mother and
son were both doing well.
Another physician has been added to
our small town.
r. Russell. one of our aged men, who
broke his leg at the hip last year has
without crutch or cane which no one
supposed he would ever be able to do.
CHINA.
Fred B. Foye is spending a few days
in Boston.
Miss Florence Woodsum has been
WoOdsum, this week.
About fifty from Silver Lake Grange
ATTENDED the Union Grange in Albion.
Although stormy pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
J. A. Woodsum returned to Boston,
Thursday.
High school began Monday. 1t is
taught by A. A. Towne of Norway.
Ferdinand Mitchell is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
There will be Peoples services at the
G. A. r. Hall Sunday, Feb. Sth at 2.3O
P. M, the service will be conducted by
Rev. N. c. May Ward, subject, "On the
Move"
Joseph M. Gilman, who has been re-
ceiving treatment at the Anna Jaques
hospital, Newburyport, Mass. has re-
turned home to remain with his parents
until he RECEIVERS.
About dozen of our young people
attended the School Exhibition at
Albion, Thursday evening.
While Fred Gerald of this place was
driving home from Waterville, Satur-
day morning, the sleigh slowed and
threw him out. The horse becoming
frightened started for home at full
speed. When the driverless animal
passed down Main street, people ran in
all directions some in attempts to check
his speed. some to get out of his way,
and others to watch him in his onward
course. When the horse was nearly
opposite w. r. Wards store he
changed his course and passing
through the piazza in front of the store
proceeded to occupy the sidewalk for
several rods, until he was finally stop
ped by James Burgess. What seems
most remarkable about the incident is
received any injury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
HALLDALE,

Rev. and Mrs. 3. M. Edwards went from
here to Madison, Jan. 21St. Mr.. Edwards
returned, Saturday morning, accompanied
by Rev. Charles Woodcock, who is to
hold meetings here, afternoon and even
ing, this week. Mr.. Edwards left for his
home in Brunswick. Monday afternoon
e. H. Ramsdell made trip to his home
in Ripley, last week, returning, Monday.
Turner Berry, who has been the guest
of Master Whitten, left, Monday morn
ing.
w. A. Hall of Belfast called on friends
here. last week.
Mrs. C. w. Colby. who has been very
sick, is gaining slowly.
MONTVlLLE.
School closed here, Friday. 1t has been
under the instruction of Mrs. Olive
Stewart
Richard Berry is at home on a vaca-
Iion.
Mrs. Frank Stewart visited her mother
at Halldale, Sunday.
Sunie Bragdon closed a term of school
at Whites Corner, Saturday, and Miss
Sylvester closed a term at Halldale, Fri
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Passengers Arrived.

From Kau, Kona and Maui ports.
per stmr Mauna Loa, July 7-From
Kau: M A Lippett; from Kona,
Frank Comes, A g Serrao, M T
Scott and wife, DR. is B Pratt,
Mrs j Il Goeas, Miss Emma Daniels,
Mrs Sarai Laleohaaluu and child,
Mrs Perry and children, w W
Chamberlain, Miss Putnam, Mrs
E 9 Ray, t 9 White, Adelaide Fret
tas, Mrs V Rosa, j X Nahale, f l.
Leslie; from Maui ports, Sister Be-
nsventura, Mrs N II Hays, w H
Cornwell and wife, L j Warren, F
Petermon, II Bortfeld, Mrs Rev.
castle, DR. Rowat, E H Carleton, wife
and children and 60 deck.
From Kauai ports, per stmr Ke
Au Hou, July 17-Miss Frazier, Mr.
and Mrs Anderson and three chill
dren. Mrs Atwood, E Dreier, Miss
Canter.