Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-24
who go to Belgrade Depot, Tuesday
will number about 20.
NORTH WAYNE.

Iawho go to Belgrade Depot, Tuesday
will number about 20.
/ NORTH WAYNE.
+ NJ. G. Besse of Wayne, was attacked,
Y Saturday, by dog owned by Joseph
i Billedeau of this place, and his coat
] badly torn. Philip Drinkwine while at
tempting to drive the dog away was
badly bitten.
] Williston Jennings is SO far recovered
as to sit up a large part of the day.
/ He can take his meals at the table with
/ his family and walk about the house
with quite a degree of comfort, which
is very pleasing to Mr.. Jennings as
well as to his many friends.
The selectmen are very busy at this
time making up the report for the year.
| T. G. Jennings, who has been i'll for
! some time. is again able to attend to
| business.
Mrs. e. B. Smith is confined to the
1 house with a severe cold. DR.. Badger
of Winthrop, attends her.
! T. G. Jennings has sold his fine lot
!, of Ben Davis apples to Albert Pike.
| H. G. Maxim has sold his large lot
/, of apples to Mr.. Pike.
Ezra Smith, who has been ill for
several days with grip, is now able to
be out and will return to his work in
| the sythe shop soon.
Mrs. e. L. Stevens is ill with the
prevailing cold.
The master attended the first an
niversaHy of the Wayne Grange, Satur-
day, the program was we'll rendered
and highly entertaining A fine dinner
| was served Their progress has been
rapid and it bids fair to be one of the
finest Oranges around us.
Elmer Davis, who was called to Wor-
cester, Mass, on account of the ILL
ness of his wife of typhoid fever re-
turned to his home, Tuesday.
CHINA.
Miss Jennie Fletcher, who has been
spending several weeks with her pa
rents. has returned to Waterville,
where she is employed in the family of
Rev. Mr.. Marsh.
On Monday night, Feb 16, the young
ladies of the village enjoyed a very
pleasant evening at the home of Miss
Ethel A. Wallace, who celebrated the
10Th anniversary of her birth.
Mrs. Florence M. Wallace, who at
tended the annual convention of the
Woman's State Relief Corps at Ban-
gor, last week, has been elected pres
ident of that organization.
A. r. Ward attended the annual en-
campment of the Department of Maine,
G. A. r.. last week at Bangor. .
Rev. Newell c. Maynard, who has
been serving the pastorate of the M. F..
church for the past 10 months, left by
train, Wednesday morning. Mr.. May
nard expects to spend two weeks in
Boston. after which he intends to take
UP a commercial course of study at the
East Maine Conference Seminary,
Bucksport, during the spring term
previous to entering the Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary, next fall. 1t is with
deep regret to his many friends that he
goes away. but the good wishes of the
people go with him.
FAYETTE.
w. H. Richmond had a paralytic
shock, last week.
WILL Haines of Fort Fairfield. was in
town, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Alice M. Hewett was at home,
Sunday.
North and south roads badly drift
ed.
State Master Gardner is expected,
Saturday, to be with Starting Grange,
which will hold an all day session.
SIDNEY.
Thu CoIhy pnrSical cIuhS will give q
concert in Grange hall, Friday evening. |
Feb. q, under the auspices of Rural
Lodge, F and A M. The entertainment
will be followed by supper and dancing. |
If stormy postponed until further notice |
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Drpmmond attend I
ed the Cantons installation ard banquet /
in Augusta, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Mason and little I
son of South 'Vassalboross visited at S. A. I
Clark's, Sunday
Miss Flora NJ. Bean has gone-to Massa /
chusetts for an extended visit with relst- /
tiyes and friends.
T. s. Benson went to Bangor. Thurs I
day, to attend the seth annual encamp-
ment of the 9. A. r.
Arno Ritteus, who is attending school |
in Augusta, was at home over Sunday.
Miss Edna burgess of Watervile visited |
her sister, Mrs. James A. Field, last |
Wednesday and Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs III. L. johnson attended |
the Governors reception and ball in Au-
gusta, Thursday afternoon and evening. |
Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Munsey of Oak
land, spent Sunday at A B. Moore's.
Il. e. Robbins has been drawn as jury
man for the March term of court.
Geo. Houghton is at home from Water |
vile, sick with the mumps.
Everyone was we'll pleased with the
presentation of the drama Down in |
Maine" by the Cobbosseecontee Dramatic |
Club in Grange hail. last Wednesday |
evening, and dancing was enjoyed until
late hour.
CHELSEA.
The carrier on route No. a. Mr.. Nc |
Causland, made his regular trips every
day during the storm of last week and on