Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-17

Pennington. last week. where she has
been to visit her daughter. Gertrude.
A. p. Cram is much improved and
able to be about the house.
Henry A. Mooers went to Augusta on
business, Monday.
Mrs. Dora c. r. Parsons visited
friends in Pennington, last week.
Oral Fl. Dolloff and his brother. Fred
c. Dolloff. are hauling a large amount
Of hemlock trees on to Long pond to
be RATED to Oakland in the spring.
Carroll Folsom of Vienna was at
WIN. Pixies. Sunday.
Andrew Brown of Augusta, was in
town. last week.
W. +. Reed was in Fayette. last Sat-
urday.
Miss Emma Hersom spent Sunday at
North Vienna.
Walter Workman of Rome, was in
town recently.
Wesley Carr Comstock, mail carrier
on Route 50, reports that the roads are
in bad shape.
Eugene Philbrick is at work for H.
s. Russ.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Jesse Shute returned from Boston,
Friday.
John Shute is in Montpelier.
, Oscar Tracy is in Bangor where he
was called by the death of his son.
Geo. Bean ,Jr.. has fine family o:
dogs, eight lively pups and the mother
Cog. which he will dispose Of soon.
| Mrs. C. II. Dutton is nearly through
| with her work. writing at the court
house.
| Mrs. Lucy jackson has been threat
ened with fever but is reported better
Little Mildred Cummings has beer
sick. requiring the aid Of a physician
but is now about the house.
Sylvester Shute is in Boston visiting
| his daughter who will leave soon to
| make her home in California.
Lulu Leighton has been confined to
| the bed but is better.
Mrs Bert Green is very sick with
pneumonia at the hospital where she
| was taken. Friday.
Mrs. Warner Taylor is suffering
more than usual this winter with
asthma and bronchitis.
| Mrs. Geo. Bean Jr.. has flock of Ii
laying hens which laid Is eggs two
days in succession, last week.
Nearly all the victims Of the grip are
reported better.
Mrs. VIII Townsend is very ill. being
able to ST. up only few minutes at q
time.
| CHELSEA.
The musicale which was to have
been given at the chapel. Monday even
ing, has been postponed until Thurs
day evening. Feb. 18th. on account Of
the storm Of Monday.
Mrs. Julia 4. Farnham is quite sick
as is also Mrs. +. G. Meader.
The family of H. c. Lawrence /:
Having more than it's share of sickness
lust at present. Miss Tilla, who has
been i'll at Kents Hill. is at home ant
convelescent. Mr.. Lawrence is JUS
able to be about while Mrs. Green ant
Miss Emma Green. who are spendir.
the winter there, are both very i'll. DR.
Cobb is in attendance upon the latter
Ernest Lunt and Otto Dorr of Au.
gusta, spent Sunday with relatives il
town.
Mrs. c. X. Gould returned to hel
home in Bath. last week. after visit t
her mother. Mrs. L. a. Mckay.
Mrs. Ellen Green of North Pittston
is helping care for the sick In H. c
Lawrences family.
Miss Laura Morgan of Gardiner spen
Sunday at her home here.
EAST READFiELD.
Mrs. W. E. Lord was able to ride out
Sunday. after being confined to tn,
house by reason of illness for abou
three weeks.
Miss Emma Hunt has been stayinl
with her sister. Mrs. Lord, the pas
week.
Messrs. f. A. and B. Gordon hav'
. sold their apples to Winthrop parties
for s. per barrel.
John Mccormick contemplates start
ing for California next Monday. He ha
employment there in a mill in com
pany with Ogro Murray. a young ma,
who went to California about tw,
and one-half years ago. Chas. Murra.
t will not accompany Mr.. Mccormick al
was reported.
. All are glad to hear that Albert Mac,
of Wilbraham. Mass, has bought tn,
q | Horatio Smith farm. Mr.. Mace is
, former Readfield boy.
Mrs. Ella Brown is sick with girl
0 J. T. Cfough is on the sick list thi.
, | week.
2 SOUTH PlTTSToN.
u AVERY pretty wedding occurred a.
thel residence of Mr.. Asa II. Yeaton. ir
q S9dth Pittston, Saturday evening, Feb