Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-15

East Chelsea for the past year went to
Rumford Falls. Monday, where her
husband has employment.
KENTs HILL.
The many friends Of DR.. c. w.
Brown. who has been occupying the
Torsey mansion for the past year or
| more regret very much that the doctor
has decided to remove to MS FORMER
home at Livermore Falls and continue
his practice there. During his stay
here DIR. Brown has been an active
worker in the social and religious lie
a. Kent's Hill, being one or the chle1
oroanizers of the Citizens Sunday
! SCHOOL and it's first superintendent. Nor
u.;1 Nrs Brown and the other MEM
hers of his family be less missed, as
INV have taken a keen interest in the
life at Kent's Hill.
! Prof. E. E. Peacock has been elected
superintendent of the Citizens Sunday
school to take the place OF DR.. Z. w.
Brown. who will remove to Llvermore
Falls.
| The Maine Wesleyan Seminary Will
close. Dec. Is, after success1ul term.
II will reopen, Dec. q, for the winter
| term.
Harry Gibbs and Frank Dow have
purchased woodlot in Fayette. Iney
have sold a hundred cords OF white
birch for manufacturing purposes TO
factories in Scion.
| Prof. F.. E. Peacock sent quite a
string of Barred Plymouth Rocks TO
the poultry show held in Portland last
week one of the largest and best cless
| Of Barred Rocks ever shown in Maine
he was most successful, winning three
cockerel. 2 and hens, tieing for hrst,
2nd 4 bullets, l pen. silver cup for best
display. special prize Of mandolin for
I'd pullet, special prize for best cock
and 2 mems. and for the second success
sive time won the magnificent silver
cup offered by Hon. Joseph II. Manley
for ten highest soaring Barred Ply
mouth Rocks.
II is reported that G. +. Holmes has
had a severe shock.
Mrs. NJ. c. Homilon and Mrs. Webb
| Donne!l went to Lewiston, Tuesday.
READFIELD.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary will
have an entertainment and sale OF use
full articles at the chapel. Tuesday
evening. Dec. 20.
The two Sabbath schcls will unite in
their Christmas festival at the chapel
Friday evening, Dec. %.
w. Fl. H. Williams has sold the AL
bert Bean farm which he bought a:
auction about four weeks ago to Mr.
Blake from New Hampshire.
Mr.. Blackwell has moved here from
Madison and rented the house of Mrs
Allen and will open tailor shop at the
Carter's stand opposite Leighton Bros
shoe store.
The cold weather Of the past few
DAYS caused the ladies here to antici-
nate Christmas and present Rev. II. A
| Wing with a nice fur coat which ne
appreciated very much in his ride
from Kents Hill. He thanked them TO.
the gift very heartily previous to hi;
sermon. Sunday morning.
Colds are very prevalent here now
Rain is needed but if we cannot have
it snow would be very welcome.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. w. J. Patten and her son, Law
renee have returned from a visit tt
Togus.
There will be a Christmas tree al
the church.
w. ]. Patten has gone to Wayne
| packing apples for Chas. Ham.
Rev. Mr. Paige will help in the re-
vival services at Litchfield Plains
this week.
Gertie Davis is boarding with hel
sister, Mrs. Ball, and attending Mon
mouth Academy.
Birdena Warren, who has been al
work for George Perkins, is at home.
! Chas. Rice and Mr.. Collins are chop.
ping wood for J. ID. Buker. He finds
a market for it at Monmouth Center.
Douglass Robertson and Lister
Wheeler were among the visitor; al
the church. on Sunday.
WINDSOR.
H. F. Malcolm of Augusta, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. A. L. knight of the Boston pc.
lice force, who was called here by the
Oeltn or MS vile S H1OtneT, MIS-. -. ~
King. returned to his duties, Saturday
accompanied by his niece, Mrs. Bessie
Harvie and her son, Ralph.
The death of Mrs. S. c. King. aged
SO years, occurred, Dec. ). at the nom,
of her daughter, Mrs. A. f. Knight
by whom she has been tenderly cared
for during long illness. She was tn,
mother of eight children and is sur
vived by four of them, three of whom
are residents of Massachusetts, ant
several grandchildren, two of whom
, We're present Mrs. Bessie Harvie O
Boston. and Fred Munroe of Augusta
Funeral services were conducted b,
Rev. ]. Frank Jones of North Windsor
:, Dec. Z. Among the choice floral trib
utes was an elegant pillow presented
:, by the Boston police force of Station
5. The remains We're taken to Lin
. colnville for interment in the famil,
{ lot.
China Grange has accepted an In
,, vitation to visit Windsor Grange, Fri
:, day evening. Dec. Is. and furnish tn
evenings entertainment. Supper will
be furnished by Windsor Grange and ;
; grand good time is expected