Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
SAGADAHOC.
TOPSHAM.

Cithauc" is having ~ the logs he can
saw. He has met with 4 number Of
n!jshaps with lis mill. which have
caused him 20 shut down FOR repairs
Joseph Foster and c. +. Mcserve are
hauling fcldS3ar fruIr a quarry, and
loading ears at CatEance.
Walter Foster is stopping at Frank
Woods SO to be nearer. while logging.
DO not keep Your stock in too close
apartments on account of cold weather.
Give them plenty of good air.
Can't. Nick"rson is numbering on thu
J. W. Curtis farm.
Maurice Luce is numbering on his
home farm.
Purinton & Sc:ibner have sold more
grain the past year than ever.
Ethel Fisher is finishing out the term
of school ut MlddleseX.
George Hildretn is spending the win
ter in Florida
RICHMOND.
DR.. w. r. Whitney of Oakland was
visitor in this place, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Maxwell have re-
Miss Harriet Proctor attended re-
ception at Kent's Hill, Wednesday.
Miss Annie .otatson who is teaching
in No. s. in This; town spent Sunday
with her parents, in this village.
The Guess party gwen by the ladies'
Of the congregational Society. Friday
evening, was much enjoyed by all pres
| eut.
Ice business in this vicirity is about
| over for this season. Ii is reported
| that the Dearlng houses will be filed
| aud operations will soon begin at thai
| place. This will give employment to
quite a number Of men in this village.
The class Of 1905 r. H S. gave a sup
per at the Methodist Charel, Wednes-
day from ) 70 I O'Clock. over 100 persons
| being present. Tie net proceeds Of The
evening were over twenty dollars.
Bowdoinham grange WIZ hold a fair
at Grange Hail, BOwdoinham, Feb. ID,
| IS and Il.
Mr.. Sanford. Superintendent of the
| Konncbec Spinning MILES. left Monday.
| for New York 20 purchase new ma
| chinery for thI1 plant.
Mrs. Herbert Rankins died at her
home on Pleasant street. Wednesday,
aged "A years, leaving tWln boys three
| days old. Thursday. one of the twins
| died and the other is not expected to
| live. Mrs. RarkinS is also survived by
| q husband. her rathcr and mother ana
| one sister. who have the sincere SYM
pathy of the entire community in their
great aflliction.
John Leavitt who is quite i'll with
| typhoid fever is as well as could be ex-
| pected.
| Mrs. Mary s. Lilly. celebrated her
ninety-fifth birthday anniversary
Tuesday. FEB. I. Mrs. Lilly whose
maiden name was Mary S. Palmer was
norm in FarminGdalc in 1910 in which
| place or near that vicinity she spent
her young days. When n years Old she
married in Gardiner, Winship Lilly of
Noolwich. She lived in Woolwich till
| about eight years ago, when upon tho
death Of her husband she moved to
| Gardiner and lived with her niece Mary
| Whitmore until her death. after when
| she moved to Richmond. and has since
| nade her home here with Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. J. Stuart. She retains her
| faculties wonderfully for one Of hcr
years, especially her memory. She re-
| members clearly OF officiating at the
| laying Of the cornerstone of Christ'S
church in Gardiner on May 81. 1919
| While she cannot recall one who as
| sisted IN that canaCify as now living
Poems which she learned in girlhood
| she can repeat correctly by the score
| HelnG kind and affable in disposition,
md very genial in conversation Mrs.
| Lilly has made many warm friends
| h"re many Of whom c. He'd on this
occasion with little gifts as token of
their esteem. She sincerely expresses
t"r gratitude for the Kindness shown
her by the Richmond people and also
| the members of tine family with which
she now lives. All join in wishing her
| many more happy anniversaries Of her
| birthday.
WOOLWICH.
The West Woolwich postoffice sup
| plies 80 or more families. besides n