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

Parties are still hauling ice from earle
ton FOND
Eugene Berry while cutting cordwood
tor j. q. Ycaton OF Winthrop ON the Han
son loi. cut his foot badly. He was car
ried "a Dr. Hanna lords. who closed the
wound, taking six stitches.
rheuma ism I" such an extent as to bt
unable 70 DO her work.
No mail here On Thursday. Next day i,
was ttilVt ed by carrier on foot. Satur-
Gay. Mr.. Stevens team went the entire
route.
lsy mill in East Mi. Vernon informs Us
tnht ne will SIN continue to manufac-
ture shingles in connection with barrels
would hc the exclusive business This mill
haS made excellent shingles at reason;, bic
rtaes.
Miles and Minnie Dudley are recovering
from IN" measles, which are prevalent
about here.
EAST PlTTsroN.
NJ ;. CleaveS. who WAS confined to the
mouse ~ ill.,, s. fer the past week. is
ahle I" be Il, his store again.
News Of the death Of Mrs Joseph Fow-
Ter Al her home in Pasadena Cal. was
recently received mere. Mrs. Fowler waS
we'll known in this village, having Tor
merry hVer here for many years.
Mrs Fl. H. Cary Went To Farmingdale.
saturday. for a short stay.
Frank Huntington of this village. who
mas ht''n seriously ILL., is somewhat better.
Miss Ida Reid. who has been visiting
h+r sister. Mrs. j. +. Odiorne. has gone
To Gardiner To pass few weeks.
LITCHFlELO PLAINS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l. F.Lapham. Deacon A.
l.. Small and f.. NJ. Lapham. are the dele
gates chosen to represent the Plains
church at the Bowdoin conference of Free
lapuSt churches, to he held at Main
street Free BAPTIST church. Lewiston
FEB, ana 9
There is an Increasing interest in thu
Sunday school nj the Plains church.
Public notice has been given for the an
nt'Il parish meeting of the Free Baptist
church aEd society of this place ON Feb.
AZ +. NJ.
VIENNA.
Mrs. Perlcy Whittier is in very poor
health this winter.
fnr ;hc North WAYNE Tool Co. is at home
SICK with the grip
Charlie l.. Whittier ana John Wheeler
ar" attending Wilton Academy.
Mrs. Alice Macdonald is spending the
winter III Augusta.
NORTH SIDNEY.
| The school exercises held in Grange hall
Tuesday evening, Jam. Il Were. largely al
tended and the following program WAS
carried out: Music: invocation. Key. Mr.:
l.aphim: music; The Pine Tree State
Gloon ID. Bartlett; music: The Value of
school Days. Florence +. Barnard; music;
American Discoveries and Inventions.
Guy II. Lyon, music; The Wonderland OF
America. R,nn NJ. IIamln; music; Truth
and FAILS, hood. Ella c. Cowan; music;
Copper Mining in tht United States. Wal
Ter BIaiSoell music: Old Colonial Land
marks of New England Agnes lierlick
music: reading, Helen p. Shaw; music
the Crusaders. Clyd' b. Clark: music:
Natures Gifts to the Eastern States Jen-
ME J. Lyon; music: The Story bf Jim
a. Cowan; presentation of Diplomas; ad-
dress, Geo L. Jones: music; address, Den
MS T.. Bowman. ESQ: music. \ nice DIG
uonaly was presented as first prize to Guy
~. Logan. while Amelia y. Cov.au ana
Helen l.. Shaw won favorable mention.
One OF w. u. Lyons horses; WAS severe
y kicked by another horse getting loose
Il. l.. Taylor is sick with the grip.
MIS-. Abhie II. Burgess is visiting her
sister Miss Mary Reynolds Of Lewiston.
Miss Edna Reed of North Vassalboro,
visited friends in Town. last Tuesday.
Miss Jenni" Lyon is attending school at
Oak Grove Sc minary.rI
f. l.. Jcwctt of Circle City. Alaska. re
turned To Manchosiul., Saturday. after a
two weeks visit with friends il town.
Miss Muriel LnnGlcy OF Cobun. was a
gurst OF Mrs. Il. +. fiu~sey. recently
Rnfus Lathrop of Augusta. and Miss
A':lh MckindSley Of Gardiner. visited
Or. and Mrs. H. J.. johnson, last week.
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