Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
KENNEBEC.
NORTH MONMOUTH.

4. II. KEGS of Boston. has put into
blanket mill 35-horse
mower gasoline engine. 1t is of the
Fairbanks Co. make and is a fine work.
ing machine. This mill now has two
good water wheels a steam engine and
the gasoline engine. Low water will
not SHAKEN their speed and In addition
10 this the company has electricity for
power The factory is located on the
site OF the shovel and axe factories
which were burned a few years age.
l.. Pettirgil has just finished saving
pine and other lumber He Will nnish
up his business here the first OF De-
c"mher. and do all his box making at
Winthrop village. All will be sorry to
lose his business here.
II. II. Gilmore of Detroit. is station
agent at Annabessacook.
Charles F. Moody is making large
additions to his barn. He now mas
large up-to-datc barn, and orc of the
best tie-ups in the place with modern
improvements.
Rev. J. Il. Fogg is quite i'll with
trouble with one of his feet.
Elmer W. FcGg of New Vineyard,
visited his uncle, J. r. Fogg and his
aunt. Mrs. ]. l.. circuit, last week, and
took in the State fair one day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles W. FoGg Of
Portland. visited his uncle, J. Il. t'ogg
over Sunday.
Miss Stella Richardson. only daUgh-
ter Of MI. and Mrs. Willard +. Rich
o., In had trnil,,l,
with one of her knees for a year or
more now has the same trouble with
the other knee, 1t is Il great affection
to her and is deeply regretted by her
many friends.
l.. c. Berry took second premium 81.
his brood mare, Mali" Garfield, aud
also second premium on her four
mouths-old colt This colt WAS sired
by Nelson They will be ut Watcrvillt
ana RcIdfield fans.
But little damage was done by til"
Lravy frost OF Wednesday morning. \
heavy fog that arose from the lakes
and streams saved the crop.
WEST CHELSEA.
Airs. {. Il. Moody ana sister, Mrs. J..
g. Head of Calais, left. Thursday for
Boston. called there by ;hc death of Il
relative.
Mrs. Theodore Yeaton vent TO Water
Vile. Friday. to visit her daughters
FOR Il short time.
Miss Anna Hunt left, Thursday. fn"
Bridgewater, Mass. t. resume her
course at the Normal 50 h1ol. in which
place she has been tn" past year.
Loyal Lcavitt Of III, Emcnd pussc,.
Sunday with his family ~ this place.
Mrs. John Longfcllow aud Mrs. We'll
come Foyc. who have teen the guests
of Mrs. jefferson Loa,;fcIIow for sever
n weeks. returned to ;hrir home in
Providence. L. J.. Wednesday.
Nlr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Mocdy, Nh anr
Ms. u. II. Reed Of East rittston. ami
Ms. +. q. Williams Of Boston. VIZ"
guests AT the HON" of W. T.. SceknS.
SUNDAY.
Mrs Powers of South Fittston, has
Las been visiting h,,r son. ". s.
Powers. in this place. thu past week.
G. Il Moody OF Randolph. WAS Il
caller i'll this place. sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark. NJ. l..
Rollins and &. w. Hunt were amcns
those who attended the Lewiston STATE
fair. Friday.
Arthur Burbank of Mssachus2;t
has Decn visiting relatives in town the
past week.
Friends in this place we're grie""d
to hear of the death Of Mrs. Henry
Knight of East Pittstoa. which 90
Cured. Saturday night. Mrs. Knight
had many friends in this vicinity and
will h" greatly missed.
W. Il. Packard is again on duty on
his nlHil route. having been taking :!u
enforced vacation Of ton days on tc-
count OF an injury received to his foot.
Workmcn have ba"n repairing th1
Chelsea and Old Orchard ice houses
tl" past few weeks.
SOUTH LlTCHFiELD.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mar
Errct Il. Tufford. wife Of John G. Tuf
trfd. of South Litchfcld. was largely
.Itt"nicd on Saturday. TIL" services