Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-03
KENNEBEc.
READFIELD.

Springs and wells are falling and q
water famine seems to be very seri-
Gus question staring us in the face.
Already many farmers are driving their
cattle quite Il distance for water. The
Oldest inhabitants say they never saw
Lake Maranacook so low as at the
present time.
pleasant home wedding occurred at
the. home of f. A. Pulsifer, Wednesday
| noon. Nov. %, the contracting parties
being Charles Daley of this town and
Katherine Pulsifer. Mr.. Daley is one
idf the X. f. d. drivers, and Miss Pull
Ealfer is popular teacher in the Pri-
|mary school in the village. They have
Ethe best wishes of all for future hap
piness and prosperity.
William Record is slowly improving,
and his doctor speaks very favorably
of his case. He is greatly missed from
his accustomed place in the grist mill.
which he has owned for several years.
Mrs G. D. Record came last week,
| to spend the winter with her husbands
parents
Grace Giles has gone to Worcester
Tor the winter.
schools in the village commenced,
last Monday, with the same teachers
| as last term.
/ Judge Andrews and Mr.. Dill from
augusta, visited the A. O. U. W.. last
Monday evening, and talked on the
ETesent situation of the order.
~ WEST SIDNEY.
Mrs. Abigail Bean has gone to Au-
gusta to spend the winter with her son,
Madison Bean
Mrs. Abbie Ward is spending a few
weeks wild, Mrs. Laura Gordon.
1t is hoped that the donation which
is TO be given. next Friday evening. at
the West Sidney Baptist church for the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Clark, will be held iii
mind and that a good number will at
tend.
Mrs. Clara Swift is sick at the nome
Of her son, Ed Swift, with pneumonia.
g. II. Lovejoy, who has been in poor
health for some time and confined to mis-
bed, is on the gain and it is hoped in u
short time will be out again.
Mrs. Clarence Richardson has gone
to Rhode Island for a few days, and in
her absence Mrs. Henderson of Gardi-
ner. is stopping with her grandson. C.
l.. Richardson.
The friends of Mrs. Marcelus Blais-
dell are glad to know that she is i'm
proving.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
r. Ayers.
Mr. ard Mrs. Warner Taylor spent
Thanksgiving at w. Taylor's.
Charles Black left, Tuesday, for
Boston, where he will have work for
the winter.
There was a quiet marriage at the
parsonage, Sunday evening. Arson
Bracket and Miss Lottie Peavy of Sid
ney were the contracting parties.
The Mitchell family will occupy the
Bean house, this week.
Mrs. VIII Taylor and little son Wis
tied at Warner Taylor's, Monday.
Miss Small of Pittsheld, is visiting at
n. NJ. Growers.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Henry o. Wing died, Nov. so, aged
~ years The funeral was held at his
home at North Monmouth, where he
had lived for many years. Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. J. B. Fogg officiating.
J. L. Circuit superintendent the services
The bearers were his comrades, Elder
J. r. Raymond, John +. Lowell, Geo.
d. Frost and Richard circuit. He was
buried at Evergreen cemetery. Wayne.
He was a good soldier in the war OF
1Se1 ~ II rtb Mo Vols He served
until he was severely wounded IN 'he
knee. from which he suffered intensely,
by sangrere. which troubled nm very
much up TO his death. He drew pen
sion of SIG PEI month. which he right
ly deserved A widow and TWO MINOR
children by his last wife survive nm.
He had two sons by his hrst wiie.
Henry and Allie. Mr.. Wing was very