Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBec.
BELGRADE.

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BELGRADE.
| The thermometer registered 20 below
on Christmas morning, the coolest thus
far this winter.
| Sheriff Ham and family came from
Augusta to spend Christmas with rela-
ti.'es here.
The library of Belgrade Grange now
numbers nearly 200 volumes and is fas.
growing.
Miss Maud Colder, music teacher Of
Boston. came home Saturday to spenu
the holiday with ;ler parents.
Miss Carolyn Yeaton of New York is
this town.
The town has ordered two large snow
rollers to be used in breaking out the
roads, this winter.
Miss Blanche Minot a teacher in the
public schools Of Wa1 erly. Mass, is
spending the holiday vacation at he..
home here.
The annual fair of Belgrade Grange
will be held Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Among the Breakers" will
he presented. the first evening. and
Valley Farm the second.
The largest hog to lie killed in the
town. this season, was one owned by
Henry Frost which F. G. Yeaton
butchered for him last week. It was
is months old and its dressed weight
was $40 pounds.
WAYNE.
Rev. and Mrs. Kilnball with baby
Margaret have gone to Lewiston for the
holidays
Mrs. Florence Maxim is very sick
with pneumonia. Miss Roberts.
nurse. is caring for her. Miss Helen
Maxim IS at home
Mrs. Norris who has been quite sick
is much better
The Grange gave an entertainment a;
their Hall Monday. Rob Mckinnon
and Johnnie Moulton will take part in
the music.
Mrs. Wallingforl has given tie
Wayne Library SO with which to pur-
chase books and Howard Mile.
has given sci of lib: AIRY furnishings
for the new room. THE association
feels very grateful for their gifts.
DIN Pettingill is at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherw God Norris and
laughter of Lewiston spent Christmas
with Luther Norris and family.
Roger Stinchfield is on the sick list.
Albert Pike and family spent Christ
mas with the family Of J. NJ Pike.
Maud Wing who was operated
on at the Maine Central Hospital |
Lewiston is doing nicely.
LITcHFlELD CORNER.
The store Of J. f. Chase was broken
into Thursday night. The thieves en-
tered by the door. after having pried Off
both locks. They took all the money
in the drawers, which was less than
$500. also a revolver
George Smith Of Lewiston. came to
his old home here Saturday and that
evening he was surprised by visit
from many OF his neighbors and friends
who came. to help him celebrate his 72d
birthday The intense cold kept some
away. but those who went reported a
very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bubier of Lew.
iston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stew
art, of Gardiner. spent Christmas with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester
Stewart.
Mrs. Addie Baker has returned home
from Portland and will remain at home ,
the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Charles Bosworth, of Lewiston. ,
Is visiting relatives in town. Il
Waller Knipbt hoe excoo If
bridge, Mass, where he will remain
went some weeks ago.
Guy Kingsbury has returned to his !,
home in Newburyport. /,
Gene Campbell of Augusta spent :,
Christmas with his parents here. also ,
Periey Campbell. who is at work in I
Auburn. Little Ethel Campbell has r
been quite sick for several days. 4
Henry Taylor. who is teaching school +
n canaan. spent Christmas with his
family. &
The Sunday school had their annual .
Christmas tree, Monday evening.
The spelling match at the Academy :
evening was well attended. 1 !,
out many did not spell. Miss Kitty 4
assistant In the Academy. 4,
.arrfed on the teachers prize, Miss !,
ienevieve Dustin the first prize for the !,
own school scholars. ana Gilbert Ba- a
Ter the second. Russ Cole took the Il
prize as the best speller Of the Acade-
ny students.
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The young people OF the Congrexa. \
ional sunday-school gave pleasing :.
'oncert. on Christmas evening. The =
Program consisted Of reeitations and -
Inc solos were rendered by Misses 3,
esfse NJ. Whitehou4e I.tscfa Z xgx,., !.