Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21


lie Hillman. passed Saturday, in Au-
gusta.
Mrs. j. p. Twitchell is passing a few
Gays in Lewiston attending the State
Grange and visiting her sister-in-law.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Irish.
WINDsoRvILLE.
Kent Ptnkham had the misfortune IN
cut three toes, while cutting wood one
day last week, which made amputa-
ton OF the whole three from his foot
necessary.
Fred French was in Augusta on husi-
ness. Thursday.
Frank French's little infant daugh.
ter. Lila, has been lnitA i'll but is a lit
Tie better at this writing.
l.. E. Hisler has been buyiny annles
IN this vicinity and mas two men busv
most "f the time packing them for Shin
ment. He is paying S1.OO per barrel.
The boys and girls Of this town from
OAK Grove Seminary are enjoying Il
vacation until after Christmas.
CHELSEA.
Among the births recently renorte,, IN
ne IOWA clerk ar the following: Nov. II.
I" Mr.. and Mrs. Franz; q. Stafford n son
W Mni'" aNln: oct. is. to Mr. and Mrs
r. g. casey, a daughter Alma ARA
miEta.
fT"tSrae IS glad to see the snow and
m merry sound of seighbeis announces
,hai WINTER is surely here at last
y tir'. was respondent, Tuesday morn
WIN noar-floSt and sparkling in the sun
Iifni IKE myriads of diamonds. No neces-
beautiful scenery
mas been made by A. F. +. Collins during
the last ~ days. he having chopped and
piled Al cords in that time. a little more
than TWO cords day.
day, was decidedly quiet and called out
only IA voters, who were unanimous for
Col. Aver of Oakland.
A large delegation from Chelsea range
wife, Mr.. and Mrs c. *. Green. and the
Misses Enza Green. Linda Thompson.
Grace Ihompson, Grace Powers and Ber-
Arrangements for the Christina tree to
be given ut the chapel. Satu, day evening.
are about complete and a good time is
be present now sleighing has come, and
everyone Is cordially invited to attend to
greet the old fellow. Especially let all
lHe CIliufen come anu De merry.
Miss Ida Searles went to Clinton Mon
day, for two weeks visit with friends
there.
Mrs. L. A. Mckay ard daughter. Mrs.
Fisher. went to Augusta last week to
pass the winter.
, Miss Mamie Given is confined to the
house with an attack OF tonsilitis
NORTH SIDNEY.
The schools in town will hold their an
nual exhibition and graduation exercises
1t is expected Dennis Bowman OF Water
Vile. will be present to deliver an address
Ice cream and cake will be on sale after
the Saturday evening following.
$. A. Clark and daughter. Amy. attend
ed the funeral OF Mrs. Mary Runnells in
Augusta. Sunday.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. S. Benson have been
of pneumonia.
Mrs. Lizzie Barton is on the sick list.
Moses Sawtelle is quite SICK Win pas, j.
monia.
rhe ladies of the Universalist society
held NJ their sale, supper and entertainment
evenings, Dec. u and Is. with good sue
cess. The hall presented a pleasing APP
pearance and the following ladies had
ia Bile Miss Florence Taught; aprons and
useful articles, Mrs. Owen Davenport and
Miss Mamie Clark; candy booth, Mrs.
and waters. Mrs. F. c. Moore: coffee. Mrs
3. l.. Taylor and Miss Minnie Moore; ice
cream ard cake, Mrs. Chas. Swift and
er garden, Misses Amy Clark and Frank
inscott; orange tree, Miss Stella Taught.
The society wishes to thank those who
aTe dHe A s. warS az ana
who donated stove and funnel for the
church.
MONMOUTH.
The funeral of Helen Gilbert Wheeler.
wife OF John Wheeler was held ut the
home. Thursday at +. NJ. The services
We're conducted by Rev. II. A. Sherman.
The burial was at keens Corner. Besides
brothers and sisters. survive.
d. ath of Miss Ottawa Marsion at the age
Miss Marston was born In Monmouth.
She passed 50 years of her life in Boston.
but for the past few years sne had made
her home with her niece, Mrs. +. s.
MOuntford of this place. where she died. |
A sister. Mrs. Rachel Brown Of Eas;
N onmouth, two nieces, Mrs. Muuntford
OF Monmouth, and Mrs Albert Neal OF
survive her. Funeral ser |
vices will be at her late home, at 1.3O p.
nj Tuesday. ~
The Methodist Sunday school will have
a Christmas tree, at the church. Saturday |
evening, aNQSas CnF1SIfudS concert unOcf |
the direction of Harry Cochrane, Sun
day evening. |
The Grange fair held. this week, was
we'll patrorized. About 10 was cleared.
chicken dinner was served, Wednesday.
to $50, and supper, Thursday evening, to
about the same number. An entertani-
ment was given. Thursday evening, con-
sisting of Rotations by Mrs. Cove 81
and piano DUCT Hennsr sed a S anc
violin solo. Lorena Cochl ane. The follow
ing are the prize winners and list OF
prizes: Milton White, two quilts; George
Merrill. Morris chair; George Pottie
sweater; Louise Robinson slippers and
rug; John Robinson, gloves; Fred Biais-
a ae1 Sol sahdeTson horse Blanket: oscar
soft pillow; MIs Harry HoI-
way oil painting: Ethel Frost, mirror;
Dr. E. Z. MarstOn, lamp; John Hinkicy!
pig; Cora Chandler received gold ring /
for selling the greater number OF season /
tickets, and Guy Jack received CLOCK
DR.. M. o. Edwards has sold his house
on Main street TO Charles Flanders oil
Fairfield.
EAST PlTTsToN. |
w. A. Kennedy left, Thursday. for sag
amore Mass where he will remain
through the winter.
The Christmas exercises and tree VIII
be held at the church. Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan returned
Sunday, from few weeks stay In Sidney
Miss Myra Hewey Is In Gardiner, where
she has a position during the holidays.
Mrs. King Mcradden Of Dresden; passed
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