Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-20
KENNEBEc.
CLINTON.


this village. last week. On Wednesday
morning, Mrs Emma Worthing was
taken with neuralgia of the heart and
became unconscious at noon and re-
NAMED SO until she died. Thursday
evening. Two sons and two daughters,
Vilroy Worthing of Fairfield, and Vic
tor, who lives at home, Miss Eudora
Worthing, who has been at work in
Portland, and Mrs. Alice Burgess, who
left here three weeks ago to join her
husband in the West, survive her Mrs.
Wofthing's husband, Arnold Worthing,
died about two years ago. The funeral
was held, Sunday, at 2 o'clock.
Miss Hannah Eta Pratt died, Fri
Gay evening. from a shock. She was
member of the firm of 3. F. Foster &
Co., and was at the store as well as
usual in the morning. A mother and a
number of sisters survive her.
Mrs. Albion Richardson had a bad
shock, Saturday morning, and as she
is an old lady very little hope is enter
tanned of her recovery.
MAxY'S MILLS.
Miss Jessie Douglass, who is en-
spent Sunday with her mother
Ray Ashford will be station agent at
WindsorvIlle for some months, in place
of A. A. Coombs. who will go to North
Berwick, to be with his son, Bertram
Coombs.
The Misses Lou and Clyde Trask are
spending some weeks in Massachusetts,
visiting friends.
A bunch of green strawberries and
blossoms Were picked, last week, by
Mrs. Charles Ashford.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Lyon have moved
to Gardiner. where he will find en-
ployment.
BELGRADE.
Mrs George Lilly of North Manchester,
called at G. T. Pinkhams. Sunday
Miss Jennie Tillson visited Misses Edna
and Effie Bickford, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs F,lbridge TraSk called on
MI and Mrs. Aleck Trask Sunday.
Milford Bickford is visiting his son. S.
NJ Bickford.
Mrs Henry Pray who was threatened
with pneumonia. is so far improved as to
be about the house.
Mrs. Carroll Sawyer is improving.
RAYMOND Hammond who has been
quite sick is very much improved
WiNDSORVILLE.
Mrs Alkaline Makindsley who has been
nursing in Watervile for the past two
months, has returned home.
Bert Jennings is at home from Wilton
to spend a few weeks with his parents.
Herbert Erskine gave a party to the
young folks. one night last week. The
in attendance and furnished excellent
music. All present were we'll pleased with
the entertainment.
Maxys Mills Association has changed its
travelling library.
The crop of apples in this vicinity will
be small. hut l.. Hysler, the mail carrier
reports a large crop in places where ne Is
having them packed.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Mrs. Charles Morse of Togus, was in tho
place, Thursday, calling on relatives.
Mrs. Rebecca Wood of New Bedford
Mass, was ii guest of her brother, Henry
Tabcr, last week.
Mrs. Cynthia Sabin is visiting her son
I.inwood Sabn.
Mr. and Mrs Byron Hit of AroostooE
county, are visiting relatives in this place
Mrs. Orrin Cunningham who has beer
quite i'll, is slowly improving. She is at
tended by DR.. Watson of Weeks Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Randall ant
Mrs. Charles Mower and daughter 81
Fast Nassalbcro, were callers at f. 3
Whitehouse's. Sunday.
Forest T.. Whtehouse and c. A. Sulsor
visited Oak Grove Seminary and Coburr
Classical Institute Monday, in the inter
ests of the town, in regard to the schol
ars attending those schools from this
town.