Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-30

town Friday. called here by the illness
of Fred Chinery who has pneumonia
4 trained nurse is in attendance on
him.
Miss Helen Maxim has returned to
Waterville.
Apple buyers in this section are pay
ing $1.25 for No. is.
DR.. Sleeper. Mrs. Sleeper, baby Kath-
crime, Mrs. Stanchfield and grandson
Carlton. and Charles Ridley of Oakland
spent Thanksgiving at the Pocasset
House.
Mrs. n. X. Lincoln and Mrs. Norris
went to Augusta. Friday.
DorOthea Godfrey of Wilton is visit .
ing her cousin. Dora Lincoln.
Schools began, Monday, with Mr..
Brown of Wilton in the High school
Miss Wing in the primary, and Mrs.
Johnson at Beech Hill.
Sunday was observed as Internation-
al Temperance Day and a most inter-
esting sermon was preached against
this crying evil. All the temperance
organizations We're in attendance.
Albion Barker is at home from Lew
iston.
READFIELD.
The Lhankfulness of one IF orr Git
Gems was married On THANKSGIVING day
by an accident in which he sustained a
broken leg below the knee while at
work in the woods on the Russell farm
-Nrdre" Aurphy's leg WAS caught be
tween the sled and stump breaking
l"th lones Of the leg. He is at presen,
us comfortable as usual in such cases.
Fred T. Crane, n former pastor Of
he tniversalist church, occupied the
desk, Sunday.
Hon. Erastus Ryder from Bangor
partook Of Thanksgiving dinner with
his native house, returning to his home
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wright dincd
with his father on Thanksgiving day.
returning to their home in Old Town
in the evening.
W. A. Wright was called. Monday to
North Manchester TO adjust the broken
ribs OF Davis Jewctt. who had broken
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There We're many family reunions in
town on Thanksgiving day. There was
not quite snow enough ior good sleigh
ing.
WlNsLoW.
Edwin F. Blackwell and family. also
DR.. Hooper and family. spent Thanks
giving at Mrs. James Taylors.
A part OF the Italian quarters on F.
c. Drummond's place, has been re-
moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goody were
entertained at Mrs. John J. Grays in
Waterville, Thanksgiving day.
A Thanksgiving socisble was held
by the students and invited friends in
the Grange hall, last week. All report
ed a fine time.
The rehearsals have begun on the
drama which is to be given by the
students of the High school, and it is
hoped the hardest part of the play will
be over with before school begins.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The Box Sociable held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Stillson's on the
River Road. Friday evening, besides
being a very enjoyable occasion, was
a financial success. More than IS WAS
realized from the sale of the boxes
Hon. Martin l.. Reynolds presented
oranges that We're sold at auction at
a good price.
Major c. J. House recently present
ed to Leigh and Lendall Ayers his tame
deer. Last week, while hogs We're be-
ing butchered Oil the premises. he be-
came frightened and escaped from his
high enclosure. Three boys were out
looking for game and when the fore
most one espied deer in close prox-
unity he was so astonished that he
dropped his gun and the deer escaped
the home of Ezra Bates on the Mt
Vernon road.
Mrs. j. A. Greene has been spending
Il few days with Mrs. e. +. Taylor.
Mrs. J. A. Delano of Riverside. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Frank
Halves. is planning to spend the winter
with her son In Boston.
Miss Lucy Hovey returned to the
Gorham Normal school. Monday. after
passing the Thanksgiving recess here.
ALBION.
The Y p. $. c. Z. will give an enter
tainment ut Grange hall. Wednesday
evening. Nov. so. Admission. 10 cents.
Mrs. Clara Barker Of this town. and
T.. S. Crosby Of Winslow. were united
in maria sc by Rev. Mr.. Varley,
Wednesday. Nov. 23. at $50, and left
on the 9 o'clock train for Massachu
sets to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs
Crosbys brother. Preble Libby. After
their return they will reside at Mr.
Crosbys home i'll Winslow.