Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-15
uAuv 1rNNERFC JOURNAL. THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is 1904

paper for the poor. for religious PURPOSES :
political or Social matters, pu ,, WIZ ae al
name was on 1t for good sum. ~ ,;s
ways contributed largely to support , ms
church. in which he was always thaoI'
interested. He was not blg3ted III en trw-
ogy. but helped AL cree cree much ,md interest in
,, n5Iir tic matters in Alabama and had
many friends there He married ed, us wife
great comfort to him in his last days;
His funeral was held in the 1sr.d ba n,,1Sl
church at Mentone. Ala. Ia Iarg gssn m1lls-
her assembled to pay thelt Id.
He was buried near the chuieh
WEST SIDNEY.
Pow Nathan HINT. State missionary
prea ched at the West SidheE p'p''''
church. Sunday evening, Dec 4.
Mrs. Clarence Richardson returh .h. i hsI
week. from Massachusetts, "iieie BIC 'i""
been visiting friends.
church Will be held, Christmas eve
| Dec. "A.
Clarence Chase of Belgrade called on
| friends here. Sunday.
Frank Jewett of Alaska WIN VII, , ms sl
| ter. Mrs +. r. Robinson OF i
visited at c. H. Lovejoy's last week.
Mrs. Ephraim Ballard has returneo , Iiyi,'
Waterville, where she has peeh OH 'is'',
| Frank Bailey of Lakesn9re, aI pent;st
service at the West sidney Dap'i"'
| church, Sunday.
After long and painful illness; Mrs;
Henry Goddard passed away. SUNDAY
morning, Dec. II. She was d woman "a
deep Christian character: OF a sw vel. t;nmI
Wins natient in the closing days of wan
ing strength. The sympathy, of friends
goes out to the bereaved family.
LITCHFiELD PLAINS.
Hon. John Day Smith. former resident
OF Litchfield, now Of Mlnneap4ris.. N i,,darc
FOR FOR term of six years with a salary of
$JV00 per year.
Inspecting Officer Mrs. Alice Gilman of
Eangor inspected LIBBY 9f th g'e CORPS for
the following year are: President; Mrs.
Junietta Chase; s. V. Pres, Mrs Louisa
F. shorey; j. " Pres o Mrs A. E''1 MAXWELL aeH
chaplain. Mrs. Annie smith; Soaquc. .
Mrs. Lucy Maxwell; guard, Nellie LARA
| bee.
The ofticers-elect of Libby Post. e. A.
r. 5. Maxwell: surgeon, Arson Turner:
chaplain, II Bowie; 9; Y, T. a. P trre
trustees. Samuel Smith. r. w Hanscom'
! Gardiner Roberts; representative 70 en-
campment r. S. Maxwell; alternate H.
| ". Iianscom.
WINDsoRvlLLE.
I.ucius French will give dance at his
hall next Saturday night. the 18th: AS it
is; to be his last dance for the winter:
large crowd is expected. Overlook Will
| furnish music.
Ray York. Claude French ana John
Sproul have returned to their stedles al
| Oak Grove after spending Saturday ana
| Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Joseph French and Sadie Brown
were in Augusta, one day last week
| Nathan Dunlap buichered two nice hoes
| for J.. Z. French, Monday
Elmer Leighton of Somerville. was a
| caller in town. Monday.
William Hisler of Weeks Mills, was
| calling on friends in this town and SON.
| erville. Thursday.
MT. VERNON.
Thomas w. McQuaire. who recently
| bought the farm of Lyman =. Dolio1. mas
goods ard will occupy his new home al
| once Mr.. McQuaide has purchased TINS
| farm that he may have the outdoor an
for his he alth He formerly worked under
cover
| G. W Mansur has his new cottage al
| West Mt. Vernon nearly completed ano
The foreman in his tannery, Mr.. Farren
| and family will occupy 1t at once. ftaIr!
l.. Wells and family will move to tht
house vacated by Mr.. Farren and board
| Mr.. ManSur'S help.
Lester p. Stone IL in very poor health.
Henry Graves of Vienna, is very feeble
ami MS 1flel US are 'lueh d''i iiiS" ""
him.
| Elisha l.. Wells is i'll with rheuma
| tism.
Andrew Rrainard is i'll with pneumonia
| Mr.. Brainard is in his SD year.
The little daughter of Reuben higgins
| was taken very ill, Monday.
| Tho Mrs Roberts home so called. ha:
| been sold to Mrs. Emma Philbrick Of thl:
| village.
Svlvanus Fairbanks with family vii
move to the Charles Fairbanks mousse.
Francis M. Gilman is Ill.
| IlTCHFIELO.
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. X. True went to Ores
| den. Friday, returning home. Sunday
, night
| Mr. and Mrs. r. Y. True Of Portland
are visiting at Mr.. Irue's brothers. I'm
cry True.
| Mr. and Mrs. Roland True of Gardiner
spent Sunday at their cottage on Lake
Cobbosseecontee.