Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

consisting OF tumbling. juggling high
kicking, human pyramids, etc. Nelson
Burt's juggling act and the dumb bell
and Indian club drills were exception
ally fine.
ST. ALBANS,
Miss F'lossie Wilkins. who has been
teaching in FoXcroft, is at home for A
short vacation.
Miss Nora Clark is also having 4
short vacation, after which she ex-
poets to return to Caribou We are
glad to hear good reports from our
young people who are teaching away
from home. 4 1.
Town meeting will be held next Mon
day.
! The st. Adams town farm has been
supporting q family of eight. this wear.
also made some repairs and only lacked
, a few dollars of paying its own way.
! Baxter Clark, although well along in
years. doesn't allow any of his younger
neighbors to get their wood worked
! first. His motto is Drive your wor,,
but don't let the work drive you"
| II. E. Philbrick is suffering from a
sever attack of rheumatism.
| All are glad to know that Elwin Mat
hews. the faithful driver of the Glen
wood Spring team, is able to be out
again. {. {. Hanson is delivering the
water during his illness.
| Nathan Richards has bought flock
of r. c. Rhode Island Reds of Merton
! Bracket of Newport
| II. c. Prescott has fine flock of u
White Rocks "Fishel Strain" They
averaged over five eggs day during
January and February.
MOOSE RIVER.
DIR. Hunt of Greenville, was in town.
Thursday.
NJ E. Holden, who has been sick
with cold. is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dutelley are the
happy parents of d new boy.
| Mrs. Herman Wilson died at the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Colby. Sunday, at 1922 P.
NJ. She had been in failing health for
several months, and had been a very
patient sufferer. Mrs. Wilson was the
daughter OF Orrin and Viola Sawyer
and was married in the fall OF 1902 ia
Herman Wilson. She was a genera
favorite and had Il large circle of
friends. She was Il member of Jack
man Lodge. No 123. of A. 3. s and ha i
served one year as orator The funer-
al services will be held in the Congre-
Satlonal church at Jackman. under the
auspics of the \. E. S. Mrs. Wilson
was twenty-five years old. A husband
who has cared most tenderiy for her
during all the months of patient suffer-
ing, also her father and mother and !,
severa! brothers and sisters survive
her. The family and friends have the
sympathy of the entire community.
BLACKWELL.
II Samuel Harding. Esq. of Skowhegan
is visiting his brother, D. w. Harding
Frank Livingston, who has been il,
the numbering regions near Caratunb
the past winter, has arrived home.
Josiah Clark and family. who have
been i'll Madison the past winter. ar.
moving TO their farm near Lakewood
Mrs. Arthur Trefetheren has beer
suffering the past week, with acute
rheumatism.
Several of the grangers from this Vi
cinity attended the meeting and enter.
tainment at North Anson, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Pierce and chill
dren of Skowhegan We're guests. Sum-
day, of his mother. Mrs. Sarah Mantor
The school on Blackwell hill closed
frlday' after a session of twelve weeks,
successfully taught by Mrs. Mavtie
Livingston.
NoRRIDGEWock.
Mrs. Clara Merrill is sick with
d1ptheria in a mild form.
Miss Marion Taylor spent Sunday,
WIN MI and Mrs. Clarence Rogers.
r. J. Watts coat shop is shut down
for u few days.
Icwn meeting passed off very quiet
~ Monday. The following officers
We're chosen. l.. II. Folsom. moderator
-. r. Hall clerk. d. G. Wood. Fl. s
! NhltllS. Z. j. Savage selectmen and
oEerseerS of poor, Cony Russell tre,-
surer, r. y. Hilton member of school
board, f. w. Spaulding collector or
taxes. Il. +. Hale road commissioner
Total amount of money raised SIG. 200
HA7TLAND.
Il. +. Davis dealer i'll fruit and con
| irctlonery has sold out his business to
| Dan snow of this place. Mr.. Davis
VIII soon set employment where he
VIII work less hours and have his eve
rings at home.
several carloads of potatoes have
oceh shipped from this station this
winter.
Lewis Fish veterinarian Of st
Adams was in town recently on bust
ness
FAIRFIELD CENTER.
Charles Smith. :"
Rodney Jones has sold his farm
Mrs. William Jones who has been quite
i'll. is better