Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-25

Eamford. The last assessment that the
company had was on May IS. 1879.
Gilbert Underwood has been on the
sick list for SOME days
G. w Haines OF Fort Fairfield is VS.
ting in town.
Two schools will give IN entertain
ment at Grange Hall, Saturday even
ing. Jan. 23th.
An entertainment viii be given at
Startling Grange hall, Saturday even
ing. Jan. 2S, by the Christopher Column
bus and Carlyle League Of Fayett". tn"
entertainment will be followed by a
box social. Every lady is requested to
bring a box containing supper for two.
If stormy the entertainment Will be
postponed to the next fair night.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Charles Phlbrick who has been at
the city hospital for the past few
weeks. was removd to his home. Satur-
day DR.. ". II. Harris, the attending
physician. and Miss Edith CraiSe, Tho
nurse, accompanied him. Mr. Phil
brick had several times expressed the
wish to be taken home. The ambulance
was procured and the journey under
taken. No serious results reported.
Mrs. Lucy jackson and son have been
passing a few days with relatives in
Mt. Vernon.
Jim. the old family horse of ]. F. Nc
Ginness was taken suddenly and seri-
ouslv i'll. The owner decided to have
him killed. He was about thirty years
old but had always received good care
c. A. Knowles lost a valuable colt.
Sunday.
A. T Fuller recently sold the Samuel
Hutchins' place. so-callcd, 10 Mr.. Sha
put of Augusta.
BELGRADE.
The many friends in town Of w. T..
Overlook Of Washington were PANIED to
hear of his Illness and hope for a
speedy recovery.
Goldie, daughter of f. L. Page, has
been confined to thn hous" for few
days with the prevailing Geld.
The schools in town closed Friday.
with the exception Of the High School
which has one more week. and the
Lakeside. which owing to the illness OF
the teacher Miss Lila Penney has still
three weeks more TO keep.
Agnes. youngest daughter of stephen
Bickford. who has been quite sick with
pneuminia is Improving.
F. L. Page has bought over 1000 bar
rels OF apples the past fall and winter.
Miss Lora Norris Of Wayne has re-
turned to her homo in that town. She
will be greatly missed by the many
friends she has made during her stay
in town.
G. T. Pinkham is among those suffer
ing from the g"ip.
Mrs. r. J. Nelson Of Readfeld who
has been visiting her brother Frank
Kelley has returned home
Miss Id. Mae Tilson has returned 10
her home after closing a very success
full term of school in Rome.
In spite of the storm there were quite
number attended the Sunday school
and Christian E,ndeavor meeting at the
Lincoln school house Sunday.
Greenwood Stevens lost a horse re-
Gently. He drove into the stable oil
DIR. Reynolds with 4 load of coal wher
one of the horses fell expiring imme-
diately.
Mrs Mary A. Tillson and daughter
Ida, called at e. T. Finknam's, Satur'
! day.
Harry and Benn,e Hewitt are sicl
with the grip but are improving.
Belgrade is rejoicing over her goot
| roads made with the two new snow
rollers the present winter.
| The scholars Of the Mckinley schoo
gave an entertainment and box socia! Il
| their schoolhouse, Wednesday evening
| Jan. Is, from which a goodly sum wa
realized The following program was pre-
by the ladies were sold at auction h,
school Superintendent Hewitt: Singing
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Dudley: reel alton
| Wyman; recitation. ''rhe Violet Fairy,
ETnest Pray r Ieadng: I 10y we Mad I"I
Pat Answered the Advertisement" Edwin
Wadleigh and Percy Yeaton; recitat On
The Wounded Curlew," Lauren Kelley
harmonica solo. Harry Fifield; RECITATION
reading. J. c. Hewitt: recitation. "Curfer
Must Nc; Ring Tonight, Blanche Han
son; musical comedy, Inc piuieNS a
err" Ruth A. Cummings; recitation
''Jehnnys Sorrow John Wadleigh; reel
tation, BE Careful What You Say Ha
gel Scates: music, Fifleld brothers; read
ing "A Birthday Gift" Alice Pinktarn
reading Spring House-c!eaning, Id
ITillson: music, Slab CITY Kitchen B md
This school is composed mainly of snla
children. the large pupils attending tn
High school During the fall term the
procured a flag by taking orders for soar
Much credit is due Miss Norris for her IN
firing efforts in their behalf they ar
undecided as to what use they will max
of the proceeds of the box social. but wi
without doubt make good use of il.
NORTH PiTTSTON.
Mrs. John Whittemore and Mrs
Henry Meader of Gardiner. We're tn