Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-13

| 1ssZs'EM
There are many others who arc suffer
ing frGm severe colds.
]. l.. circuit is recovering slowly from
his illness.
| j. L. circuit sold some hens to tho nc I
| market, one Of which weighed alive II
| pounds and : ounces, ard dressed il
| weighed nine pou.,lS ana four cunc.s
| j. l.. circuit has beer appointed a nom
her of the beard of health for three years.
a. X. King and family are Stiil at Tv-
ron. n. G. Mr.. King is expected hong,
| this month. lis wife and daughter viii
| remain until warm weather.
BRANCH MILLS.
| The whist club was entertained by Har-
| ry Worthing. Saturday evening. he win
| ming the lowest number of points and Ed
son Worthing the highest.
There was Il party ut Good Templars'
hall, Friday evening, given by the Schnl-
| ars of the Palermo school. They had a
spelling match some time previous to that
| evening, and as the girls beat the boys
| in spelling the latter had to provide a
| treat for the whole school The evening
was passed il games and social talk
Mrs. Bertha Doe seems to be gaining a
little.
Mrs. Ada 'parmentcr, who ie caring for
Mrs Bean. spent Saturday night at her
home, returning in the morning to her
work.
Samuel Young of Liberty, was in the
village, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann See!lins. who has lived in the
village for two years, intends moving to
West Windsor this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Worthing entertained the
Sewing Circle. April &.
There will he a song service at the
church, Sunday evening. April Il. at 80.
All are invited to attend.
The L. r. II. Club met with Mrs. Alice
Parmcntel. Tuesday evening. Alnil ).
Mrs. Alice Harvey and Miss Alice Of
North Fassalioro, sPent Sunday with
Mrs. A. S. Bean continues about the
same.
Mrs. Josie Childs was on the sick list
last week.
The Branch Mills Lodge of Good Temp
lars was 20 years old. tho 10th OF April.
There are but two lodges that are oide.
than this one. only three of its charter
members who are alive remain loyal to
the lodge. There is fair membership in
good standing and all mean To hold Ia
sether Never give up is our motto.
w. w. Small. who has been visiting
in the village, returned home, last week.
NORTH WAYNE.
Augustus Lovcioy is saving wood in the
village with steam engine.
Mrs. Clara Tihbctts and daughter Mrs
Bertha Wells of Eayctte. w"r" the guests
of Mrs. Sarah Tibhctts, Tuesday.
C. NJ. and f. l.. Stevens are saving
their wood by horse power.
Mrs Cyrus Laid. who has hal a severe
attack OF the giip and acute hiti#
is better. Mr.. I.add is also recovering;
from the grip DIR. Millikcn of II adlicld
attends them.
Capt Winfield Smith Of the National
Homo. Augusta. is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Sarah Smith.
for Mrs i.adI went home. Thursday
night. i'll with the prevailing cold
Miss Flora richards, VII" has been at
work in Mi. Vernon for several weeks.
arrived home. saturday.
f. Tibbetts is moving his family intn
the house recently vacated by l.. Smith.
Mrs T. ]. Ferret is i'll with the grip
lIr. +. L.. Cheney attends her
Miss E'!o,a fluff. who has been on 4
visit to her biuhcr in Bangor the past
week. returned Saturday.
Mrs. LOOMS ard Miss LoToyer are Mt
their summer home Oh the ,Iill for n
short time.
Mr. ana MrG Il TihIrtts passed sun
day with relatives III EaEc;t..
MAXCT'S MILLS.
Mrs. Carrie Pichlc. who las spent pa.t
Of the winter with relatives in Washing
ton. ID. G.. has returned home.
Mrs. Josephine Is. Stiphcn has returned
from a visit to East jefferson.
Mrs j. T. IIalpin visited friends in
Chelsea. Thursday and Friday.
York &. Sproul shipped n large amount
Of BARK from this station over the w. W.
d f. Il. r., the present week.. Thnrr
will he n sidctIHck laid here as soon as
the frost is gone, for the benefit of Nick
erson x BAILEY; who will have larg"
amount Of spool bans to ship. 1t Will ID"
a great convenience to many.
Mrs Frances hilton. who has been i'll
for some time past, Is no better. She is
kindly cared fOr at the home Of Leslie
fIisler.
READFlELD.
George Wade and son Lee assisted Ky
Charles Morrill, all of Augusta. IT" paint
ing the farm buildings uf H. H. Thomas
jefferson Dudley. who works for Burton
Gordon. is i'll at his home in r 'alti"ld.
Mrs Sadi" Dudley and daughter Mary
spent Thursday with her mother Mrs
Sardinia Murray of Manchester.
Snow is nearly all gone ana the whe"!
ing is not bad thus far
Services were held in both churches
Sunday. At the chapel Rev. H. a. KIM
ofiiciLted. and at the Veetry Miss Gold
thwait was in charge.
Maple syrup in abundance is offered
here at 81 per gallon.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
hdaiinc Mitchell, who has been sick at
j. -. BukcrS, has been moved to Fred
I DiXuHs
Mrs. NJ. II Dustin IS on the sick list
Dr.. Gilbert attends her.