Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

A'NsiiC A'it hloiu,
quite badly week ago. is getting
along finely.
The stork visited the home or Mr..
and Mrs. viii Knowles, Nov.Il9' ana
left 9-pound girl.
Mrs. Tebbetts. mother of James Teo-
belts, is very ill OF pneumonia. t"ii,H
to her advanced years anu 'eeo''
health small hopes are entertained Oh
her recovery.
Walter Hanson and Miss Rose Yea
ton of Augusta. were calling on irlehus
i'll Belgrade and Mt. Vernon Suh"as'
Mrs. Clark of Georgetown. is visiting
her niece. Mrs. Taylor Penney
Mrs. Julia Hanson has returned 10
her home from Boston, where she HAS
been for treatment to her eyes.
LAKEsHoRE.
Miss Fife Cowan returned to Port
land, Wednesday, after spending TWO
weeks vacation with her father.
J. E. SawtelIe has purchased a car
load of apples of Horace cousins.
A, Branch and Nj. j. Jackson are pack
ing them.
H. o. Bacon, W. S. Carter and A. w.
Branch have been packing apples for
4. 3. Bracket, the past week.
Lincoln Cannon passed the Sabbath
with Arthur Bartlett.
Miss Bertha Bartlett spent few
days with friends in Oakland, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Branch passed a
few days at his grothers, {. A. Branch.
Mrs NJ. J. Sawtelle returned home.
Sunday from Per'lie Haskell's, where
she has been employed nursing his
wife. Blanche SaWtelle has taken her
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ballard of Au-
guSta. Will spend Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Reynolds.
Miss Edith Tillson passed a few days
with her teacher Miss Bessie Wyman.
The I.akeshore Baseball Club will
give a Box social at the |. O. G. Il. hall,
Thursday, Nov. "A. All are cordially
invited.
WINDsoRvILLE.
| Miss Lucinda Huntington passed
away, Thursday, Nov. Il, at the age
Of about so Yeas. Miss Huntington
had been an invalid from infancy and
of late has been III very feeble health
and the end was not unexpected to the
patient watchers. who cared for her.
The funeral was conducted Saturday,
1T the Late home.
| Many in town are sick with colds.
Ed French shot a deer. Tuesday, and
Herbert Blastow shot one Wednesday.
Nathan Dunlap butchered nice
hog for Benz. French, Thursday.
Joseph French has rented his un-
occupied house to ii Mr.. Britt OF Au-
gusta.
There was dance, last Thursday, at
Summit Hill, Somerville Frank IT.
vine and Richmond Brann furnished
| music.
Charles Brown Of Somerville. was in
town, Sunday.
John Sprouts and Ray York attended
reception at Windsor Corner, Satur-
day night.
WINDSOR.
Mrs; Charlotte Rogers, aser 81 years.
VINO has spent nearly the whole of her
long. life in this vicinity. PASSED away,
sunday. NOV. IL, after a shOrl illness with
pneumonia. She retained her faculties
TO remarkable degree and had always
attended to the household duties of a
large farm. Her home had been FOR many
years with her son Alonzo. by whom she
nad been wei cared for. The funeral ser
vices. conducted bv Rev Nv. Jones of
North Windsor. were held Thursday.
At the Erskine school in this town.
winch closed, last week, the following pll
pilS We're not absent one half day: Lot Tie
Colby, Ruth Colby and Rubie Colby.
Those absent hrt one dlv: Annie Lyon.
i-e"la liisler and Lille Hisler.
The Windsor Corner school closed Sat
urday. the 18th. and a fine entertainment
was given at q. a. r. hall in the even
ing, consisting of readings, recitationS.
music and exercises by the pupils of this
small but interesting school. Great cred
| 1t IS due the teacher. Miss Josie SeekinS.
and also to the children for the very on
celient manner in which the program
was carried out.
Arthur Marson, Arthur Reed and Miss;
Viola tappcrs. who has been employed
in the Insane hospital, Palmer. Mass.
are visiting their parents for short
| time.
Mrs. w. s. Langley is critically III with
! pneumonia
Charles Cookson of Bddcford. Is in
town, having h, on called here by the
series illness of his father.
Miss Jennie Merrill and her brother
i,ana. passed Saturday and Sunday with
Their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell.
at South Windsor.
Ed ana viii Carman each had the good
fortune" to secure a deer large buck
ana doe. near Moody pond IN this town
one day last week.
WEEKS MILLS.