Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-16
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
SOUTH WINDSOR

SOUTH WINDSOR
Mrs. Jefferson Caldip h,s ra,.
iiei NOME III Corinna. after yisitinau 70
ett. o u u. Jew
.nd ~ visltsd s her sister; Mrs John Ipersnt- prsnt-
iiermon Doe, at cooper's Mills Mrs
quite a number from this place 49,,
ed church az Cooper's Mills. last Saotshd.
Rev. II, II. Harris Of East pSlhday
preached fine sermon In the af,erSton.
The Marson farm on the North 4 wv"
Ieid road mas been sold TO Henry p,Ie "iIe-
of Augusta. 'y Place
Samuel Ccokson. who was had,,.
| ed a month ago. is somewhat bettgerp puFn-
q. II. Simpson. who has been ;n
eral months. is much better and NIL, ~ sew
return to his own home. Will sooa
Edwin Cooper has a rush Of work u. :,
blacksmith shop. az Ills
Edwin Lowden of West Wndso,
teaching the winter term of school
The entertainment given bv Mr. r.
den az the close of the fall term affarSSs
and 2 very pretty clock was nurc5aool ci5.ool
for the schcolhouse with The 'rrS1dSed
from Miss May Reeds school exhib;,'tHos
H; ID. Cooper is having a largo o.
trade at the corner store s'dn
DaNIu IlIen IL very much better ana
day. Pheasant
Mr.; Burtt. who recently came f,or
Maldoboro, will spend the winter at 'tya Nr
Much sickness is prevalent in this v,or
lty, both old and young are affected an, ans
the doctor is kept busy. Influenza is a,a iSa
prevailing epidemic. 'N
been something remarkable While tbers nSs
mas been considerable cold weather
the good sleighing and the unusual
amount OF clear weather and absence ~ 1
storms have made the cold less notceah
than it otherwise would have been
Z. E. Meader is cutting ice Il incbe.
thick for himself. and many Of his !
neighbors. This is at least one week ear. i
lier than ever before. fact going 10 shov
that the weather has been unseayonahlr Il
cold.
No rain having fallen for more than 81,
weeks and but little during the faI Il
mon, his. the drought is getting to be 4
serious mater with many farmers. Wells 4
are low and i'll many cases dry and Inc
outlook for relief is far from encouraging
The new telephone line over Quaker hin
is much appreciated by its patrons. II K
fouid to be a great convenience to have
connection with the doctor and the mer.
chant at the village. so that they can be 4
the facilities for long distance comInupi.
cation or neighforhood chat. The new
line 10 connect with this is all ready for
the wire and the wire is waiting for The
man TO put it on.
John Whitaker is at North New Port.
land. where he expects to spend the win
ter. having secured a job in the c. H.
Bartlett mandatory.
Bert Mclaughlin. who has been fore
man in the Elmwood stables at Mater
vile for some years. will spend mcnth
with his parents, Mr.. and Ms. II. L. Nc
Laughlin of Albion.
RIVERSIDE.
The Ladies Aid held their annual
Christmas Sale at Good Templars' Hall
Wednesday afternoon and evening. In
supper. There was quite a good attend
ance, but not SO many as there would
have been had there been a little snow
for sleighng Notwithstanding the OBJ
stacles the ladies had to contend against,
in the way of no sleighing. &C. ther
tondeSt hopes We're more than realized,
even SIS was the result. They thought
that So. the receipts of last years sale
was big thing and it was. but when
they found they had exceeded that b.;
pleased. Very much of this success is due
to the efforts of their efficient president.
Mrs. III. P. Halves. and the other officer.
of the organization. and it is a source Of
satisfaction to them to know that their
endcavors are so well seconded by the
members and appreciated by the other
citizens of the place.
REAOFIELD.
Charlotte Adams Dunno of Boston
will give a dramatic recital of the
three act drama, Leah the Forsaken'
at Grange Hall, Readfleld, Dec. 10th. at
s p. NJ.
MONMOUTH.
Mrs. A. A. Sawyer and son, Carl, re-
turned, Tuesday, from three weeks
visit with relatives in Massachusetts.