Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20

Timely assistance of their neighborS
the result might have been serious.
Ihe farmers are harvesting their ice.
"lillam Wellman does the cutting for
nearly everyone in the southern part
OF the town. taking the ice from the
Messalonskee. The ice was never bet
ter being 20 inches thick, clear and
black.
Hollis Knowles is pressing the hay
IN the barn of Mrs. Jethro Weeks.
There was TO meeting of Belgrade
Grange held. Jan. 9, on account of the
severe storm.
Inc High school at the Depot closed.
frioay, Jan. Is. after q very successful
'efm taught by Guy Williams.
MI. and Mrs. ]. c. Hewitt attended
the meeting Of Kennebec Pomonl
orange held at Augusta, last week.
Miss Ida Tillson has been visiting at
H. c. Minots, Waterville, the past
week.
Inc pupils of the High school gave
BOX sociable, Friday evening, Jan.
s. A very pleasant evening was much
enjoyed by all.
James Tebbetts. master of Belgrade
Grange. attended Pomona at Augusta
last week.
SCHOOLS commenced Jan. 10Th, with the
IolloWlnS teachers in charge: Miss MAY
fafcher OF Wayne; G. F. Williams, Emil
den. and Miss Bertha NJ. Nickerson, Gar
diner
Oscar Williams of Georgetown is
tpacninS very successful form in f1p
Mckinney school.
The Lakeside School Improvement
League gave an entertainment and box
social on Friday evening. it being the last
uay cI school. The receipts Were Slt.J5.
with which they are to purchase a cloci.
ana dlctlonary. The program WAS as fol-
lows: Selections on the graphophone;
recitations. Alice Damren and Jessie
Delmar Brtterleld. Edith Brann and
Charlie Mills: selections on graphophone;
recltatlons, Carrie Damren. Pearl Dags@t
ana Ellen Brann; song, Delmar Butter
neid: pearl Dagget and Charles Mills;
Rec,tations. Hham Pattern and Matte
Patten: Miss Alberta T.. Hewitt. Bel
grade, is the teacher of the school.
William Wellman is cutting ice for the
people IN this section. Everybody is put
ting IN an extra amount, looking forward
10 good returns from the dairy business
the coming year. Most of the farmers
send their cream to Turner Center
MONMOUTH.
A good amount OF fine ice is being
harvested from the Cochnewagan.
Apples in considerable numbers are
being shipped, this week, from this
station.
The many friends Of DR.. Marston
sincerely regret that his condition has
hot l.
obliged to leave home for treatment.
The doctor and his sister. Mrs. May
NJ. Norris, are in New York City, where
he is under the care OF specialists.
DR.. c. NJ. Cumston is reported i'm
proving.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave a dinner, Thursday noon,
in their vestry.
Rev. and Mrs. Sherman will soon
occupy their new home in the Merho-
dist parsonage.
The late cold spell chilled a good
many apples around town.
II. f.. Morrill, is on a business trip
to Bangor.
WINDSOR.
wi .. My tolDuill mas lOf the past
week been quite i'll.
Harry Malcolm and Fred Munroe
We're in town, Friday, visiting and
calling on friends.
Mrs. Packard of Augusta, is stopping
win Mrs. John Reed for Il few days.
Mrs Mahuren is visiting her brother,
Curtis Coombs of Whitefield.
Mrs. Fred Neal of South Windsor.
has been critically i'll for the past
feT.- days.
Miss May Hall has been called to
Palermo by the serious illness of her
mOther.
Miss Lizzie Hall of Waterville, is Wis
iting her brother, Frank Hall, at Wind
sor Neck.
Kew. I. F. Jones, presiding elder of
Roclsland district, was in town, Sun
day. but on account OF the clustering
weather no services We're held
CHELSEA.
An entertainment will be given at
the Town house, Friday evening, Jan.
-. by local talent, under the man.
ascment of Herbert Hayes. There will
be amateur MINISTRIES, with Messrs. w.
:. James, II. r. keyes, James Cain and
II. T. Mckay as end men, and Herbert
hayes intelocutOr. Several Specalties
Will be introduced, vocal solos. coon
songs with banjo accompaniment, etc.
all to be followed by a social dance.
Harmony Whist Club held it's week
ly gathering with Mrs. L. A. Mckay,
Monday evening.
S Nj. Dorr is moving to Augusta,
having sold his farm to Theodore
Hayes of Caribou. Mr.. Dorr has been
almost lifelong resident of the town
and he and mis- family will be much
missed.
Ward Morrow Of Randolph, spent a
day or two. last week, with his friend,
II. r. Hayes.
Mrs. Lizzie Hurd of Hallowell was
the guest of Mrs. C. H. Watson, last
week.
Frank Patterson of Waterville, called
on his aunt, Mrs. Hemenway, last
His many friends in this
town extend congratulations on his
marriage with Miss Carrie Moody.