Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-19
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.

IIIChfIEIO PLAINS.
Eben Morrill, was drawn, Saturday,
to serve as juryman at the March term
of court at Augusta. -, 10 ~
VIM. H. Varney passed away, Satur-
day morning, at the home of his
brother in-law, James H. Bowie. The
sad ending of Mr.. Varney's life was
due largely to the breaking up of his
domestic affairs some years since.
Mrs. H. F. Woodland was brought
home from Augusta, Saturday, threat
ened with typhoid fever.
NJ. w. Tibbetts on the Pond road is
very i'll.
A prayer-meeting was held at A. H.
Stevens. Saturday evening.
A sing was held at H. w. Maxwells,
Friday evening, which was a very
pleasant occasion.
Hon. and Mrs. Oramandal Smith
were at home over Sunday.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
A large amount of lumber is being haul
ed to w. II. Richmond's saw mill
Mrs Ellen Hubbard has recovered from
her recent Illness.
J. NJ. Pike has cut many cords of fire.
wood. for which he finds a ready market
in the villages.
H. I..~Walton is getting out lumber to
build an ice house.
Miss Mabel Pike has finished her term
of school at Belgrade and is now at
l<ents Hill with her sister, Mrs. Harry
| Gibbs. -
| Albert Riggs is hauling considerable ce-
dar, lumber to the saw mill to be manu-
! featured into shingles
J. W. s. Hewitt and son Walter are
cutting and hauling cedar poles for the
| Crosby Telephone Co.
| Mrs. w. c. Harrington of Livermore
Falls. recently visited her sister, Mrs. W.
| w. Harrington, at North Fayette.
| Frank Hubbard expects to go to Bo3-
| ton with carload of apples, Thursday.
| Mrs. Carrie Brunnells of the Revere
House at Auburn, is visiting Mrs. Tudor
-. Jennings and also calling on friends
and relatives at North Wayne.
Thomas Wing, aged 81 years, has been
in rather poor health for the past two
weeks, but is now much improved.
r. c. Thompson, who has been confined
to the house for some time suffering from
carbuncles on the hand and arm, is now
able to be out.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Richmond spent
Sunday with Mr. Rchmond's daughter,
Mrs. Nahum Huff, at North Wayne.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
n. Walton will regret to learn that Mrs.
Walton still remains very ill.
At the opening of the Crosby Telephone
Line in this town, a monograph concert
was given to the patrons along the cir
cult. The instrument furnishing the mu-
sic was located at the store of Ii. F.
Jones at the Corner.
On the evening of Feb. 6. c. F. Marble
of WATERFORD. entertained the members of
the Starting Grange at their hall. North
Fayette. Mr.. Marble gave several humor-
Gus readings which were very pleasing
to his audience After the exercises the
Grange gave dance and harvest supper
FARMlNGDALE. fesfr
BERTHE Moody has been quite i'll for
some time past of humps and for the
last few DAYS the doctor has been in daily
attendance
Geo. Hartman. Fred Jones, Jr. and
Archie Drake are also i'll of humps
Fannie Ring has gone to New York on
a visit.
The a. .. L. w. lodge will give a dance
the evening of the 18th.
Edna Dove Of East Pittston, is stop
ping at Oscar McCausland's.
Mrs. kelley's sister. who has been i'll so
long of typhoid fever is convalescent
Mr., Stilkey is moving to Eastport with
his family.