Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19
DEOHAM.
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.


morning of this unusual cold winter.
the mercury registering from "a to 81
below in different localities.
Much interest is being manifest in the
Sunday school and Y. P. 5. G. f. meet
ings being held at the Lincoln school
house. w. f. Overlook of Washington.
held a meeting, Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon. Jan. IA and Il. Rev.
Mr.. Kearney Of North Augusta held
meeting, Friday evening, all of which
were well attended in spite of the Sc
we're cold, showing an eagcrress among
the people for the Word. which is very
gratifying to those having the meet
ings in charge.
Mr.. Crane Of Waterville, will visit the
High school at the Depot. Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. %. and give talk on
natural history, bringing specimens Of
tarantulas, rattlesnakes. etc, collected
during his trip to California and other
places in the West. In the evening CT
the same day he will be at the Lincoln
school house. All are cordially invited
to be present.
The pupils of the Mckinley school
will hold Box sociable at the school
house, Wednesday evening, Jan. Is. II
stormy it will be postponed till the III st
fair night, except Saturday.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-Miss Marston
Of Gardiner, passed Sunday at c. w.
Spears.
IdeIl Blaisdell had spill which re-
suited in a ruined sleigh and an in
jured horse, Sunday.
Fred P. Blaisdell is hauling wood
from his Litchfield lot to his home.
He has several hundred cords already
cut.
The first whisperings of town meet
ing day are in circulation.
1. L. Ware is engaged in packing
apples for Mr.. Tourtellotte of Provi-
dence, r. ].
William Benson returned to his place
at Hon. ]. A. Spears, Saturday.
Annette Spear is nursing a very
bad finger caused by small cut re-
ceived a month or more ago.
WINDSOR.
The pupils not absent onc-half day In
thu Trouant school d:lrIng the fall term
were Carlyle Boggs. Inez Boggs. Elroy
Jones. Harold Casey, WILDER Casey and
Georgia Cappers.
WAYNE.
The annual business meeting and roll
call Of the Baptist CHURCH occurred, Sat
the atefs' Gsp w. s M HE min
isterial fund, G. w. Walton and W. +.
True; trustees Of the real estate. NJ. G..
Rssse r J. Norris Is and and w + VI W sm
auditor, G. W. Walton: chorister. 4. l..
Barker: chairman of finance committee.
school W. Wpnion there " was fnl
attendance at the roll-call. 81 members
responding to their names. Dinner was
served In the yestry. 1t was one OF the
pleasantest and most profitable roll-calls
the church has ever held.
w. c. Tribou is about to move his stock
Of goods from the Moulton store to the
Besse store in Wayne village.
A. ]. Pike has bought nearly all OF the
remaining lots of apples at $50 per bar
Much sickness prevails.
c. F.. Wing. who has been suffering
from pneumonia. is better.
LiTCHFiELD PLAINS.
The selectmen were in session Al Elisha
Bakers, Friday.
home from West Bath, Saturday, her
school having closed.
Miss Achsa Williams is at home from
Massachusetts for time.
II. w. Maxwell and Mr.. Gibson ar.
harvesting ice from Spring brook pond
AR. Bucklin and many others from Loon
pond.
The. thermometer indicated a below zero
here Sunday morning.
E. NJ. Lapham went to Boston with a
carload Of apples. Saturday.
FAYETTE.
Sunday morning the thermometer was
"a degrees below zero.
Mrsst Mary s. Smiley Is visiting hei
brother. Clarence Parker of Brownville
who Is in very poor health.
Mrs. Hodgdon Of Farmingdale. is max
Ing her daughter. Mrs. H. j. Tuck. visit
Mrs. Olive Tuck has gone to Portland
for few weeks.
Startling Grange installed its officers
Saturday.
SOUTH VASSAlBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Warren passed Fri
day in Augusta.
Mrs. H. N. Whitehouse is passing a few
days In Waterville visiting her daughters
Mrs. l., w. Mason and Mrs. MARKETS.
Robbins.
Mrs. Mary Miller. who has been NURSING
Mrs. Moody Of South China. was calleS
eqme BY the illness Of her children.
=. $50.