Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-01-14

Presiding Elder Jones is expected to be
present and preach at the chapel, next
Sunday afternoon.
Miss H. M. Henry, who was attacked
ner, is slowly improving at the home of
her sister, Mrs. {. E. Miller of Chelsea.
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BELGRADE.
Irving Kelley, Stewart Cummings and
others of Belgrade. are attending Shaw $
business College. Augusta.
! The people Of South Belgrade are haul
cutting for all in this section. The ice is
| is inches in thickness.
The Y. T. c. f. of Manchester held a
meeting at the home of F. p Hall, Bel
l grade, Jan. IL.
Mrs. Fl. H. Hewitt is visiting her son,
| The Lincoln school will have a social
soon for the benefit of the school.
Frank Lord and wife visited his broth
er William Lord, North Manchester, Sun
day.
The teachers of the towns of Sidney,
Vernon are to hold meeting at Mt. Ver-
| non, Feb. G. w. w. Stetson will be pres
ent The members of the executive conf
mittee from each town will see that all
| of the teachers are present.
WINDSOR.
| windsor Grange held it's regular meet
| ing, Jan. 9. The evening being very pleas
ant there was good attendance. After
the usual business routine the officers
/ were installed by Past Master c. f. Dom
| nell assisted by Bert Reeves and Mrs
l.. f. Colburn. A fine supper was served
to which all did ample justice. Owing to
| the lateness OF the hour no program was
| rendered except music by Brothers Hall
and Harrington of So China Grange.
Mrs Julia McHuren of Stoughton
| Mass, is visiting at the home of her
| nephew, F. A. Coombs.
| The third quarterly conference of the
NJ. E.. church will be held at G. A.. r.
| hall, Thursday evening, the 18th. The
presiding elder, Rev. 7. F. Jones' is ex-
| pected to be present and give lecture.
SIDNEY.
| Colds are very prevalent in town, also
several cases of typhoid fever are report
| ed.
Miss Amy Clark visited in Augusta, last
week, the guest of her uncle Daniel
| Whitehouse.
| Mrs Ambrose Sawtelle and daughter
| Cora returned home from an extended
visit in Massachusetts, Friday.
| Quite a delegation from Sidney Grange
| attended the Pomona meeting in Augusta,
Wednesday.
WEST CHELSEA.
| B. II. Reed of East Pittston was in this
| neighborhood, Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Clough of Bel
| grade, visited at the home of James Blan
| chard, over Sunday.
Miss Geogie White of Augusta, spent
| Saturday and Sunday with her parents IN
| this place.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Moody of Randolph,
| were the guests of friends in this place,
| Sunday.
| Miss Amy Heath, teacher in this dis
! trict, spent Saturday and Sunday at her
| home in South Pittston.
| Charles Fowler. who has been quite i'll
| at the home of his son Alvin, is now re-
| ported as improving.
| Mrs. NJ. L. Rollins, who has been suffer-
| ing with a severe attack of grip for the
past three weeks, is now somewhat bet
BRANCH MILLS.
C. w Clark, proprietor of the cream
| cry, is getting in his supply Of ice, which
| is in fine condition. He has six teams
| hauling.
| Frank Nelson brought the remains of
| his little son from Massachusetts, to his
| former home in Palermo, last week, for
| funeral services and burial
Mrs. William Osgood is very sick.
Theodore Osgood had part of his foot
| amputated about New Years. Drs. Small
and Delany performed the operation.
| r. w. Bridgham intends to go to Lynn.
| this week, and Mrs. Dodge and grand
i daughter will return to Rome
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dove will move
| into their house soon.
| Raymond Dove is visiting his sister,
| Mrs f. l.. Chadwick, in Augusta, this
| week
MT. VERNON.
Presiding Elder Southard was obliged
20 cancel his visit to Mt. Vernon on the
| 18TH on account of sickness.
Dion F. Dow had to come by the way
! of the railroad TO reach Mt. Vernon with
| his mail on Monday noon.
The men who were to so to Augusta to
| bid on rural delivery mail are backing
| out. Only two will go to Augusta on
| Tuesday to bid on the route-Wesley
Comstock and Calvin Webber.
| The regular meeting of Vernon Valley
Lodge, No. So F. and A. NJ, will occur
on Tuesday evening.
The regular meeting of Vernon Valley
Chapter. No. IS. o. E. S., will occur on
| Monday evening, the 18th. 1t is expected
that the grand matron. Mrs. George e.
| n. Bean, will be present and install the
| officers
There were no services at the Methodist
church. last Sunday. The pastor was
called to attend the funeral of Mrs Willis
Brown. who died on Friday, Jan. 9, aged
about 80 years.
George w. Downs was kicked by n
horse on Friday of last week. in the re-
| gion of the right groin, and was severely
| hurt. He is unable to step. Internal in
jury is feared. .. -.. .t.
| Sewall Dolloff had an i'll turn, Saturday
night, and is now confined to his bed.
James F. Gilman has gone to Belgrade
| Lakes to work on the New Belgrade ad-
dtion
Lon NJ. Philbrick was in town on Sum
day.
Monday, the wind blew and the snow
drifted badly on most of the roads.
SOUTH PlTTSToN.
The social held at the Grange hall.
| Thursday evening. was a success. About
seventy-f,ve were present A fine oyster
supper was served and all reported a
good time and hoped that it might be re-
peated before long
SOUTH WINDSOR.
, Mrs William Ford, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs Miles Moody, return
ed to her home in Pemaquid Wednes-
day.
, James Marson of Augusta, called on
friends in this place, Tuesday.
, Charles Jewell, who has been confined
| to his home for the past week by Illness
is able to be out again.
. Mr. and Mrs. =. o. Moody went tc
South Hope Saturday, for a few days
visit.
2 Daniel Marson of Gardiner, visited