Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04

tions for those who wish to work in the
woods with teams.
| Chauncey Warren and christopher
Adcll are putting up their years sup
ply of ice.
| Will Manter of Sidney, was in town
Sunday.
| The many friends in town Of Moses
| Sawtelle were shocked to hear Of his
sudden death. Mr.. Sawtelle was well
known here. his parents having resided
here for many years before their de-
cease. The heartfelt sympathy of all
| is extended TO Mrs. Sawtelle who is
left alone. their only child, Mrs. Lulu
| Tilton. dying i little more than two
years ago.
Martin Higgins Of Augusta. was in
| town, sunday, on his way to attend his
| uncles funeral at Sidney.
| School closed with a small exhibition,
| Friday afternoon.
HARMONY.
VIM. G. Bailey. senator for eastern
Somerset, went to Augusta, Tuesday,
| to be present at the opening Of the
| Legislature.
Willard Leighton and Rollo French
will go to Massachusetts, this week, to
remain through the winter.
Mrs. Johnson has returned from New
Portland, where she went to be pres
ent at the death and burial of her faith
er. She has care of the little child of
Alonson Hall. it's mother having died a
short time ago. The child is having
l,a ,u1, Of
The Odd Fellows will have an install
| lation of officers, Friday evening, with
| a baked beans and pastry supper.
The Maccabees have an installation
Thursday evening of next week, and
| the Grange. Saturday afternoon.
BLACKWELL.
Manley Davis. was recently, the
guest of his brother, +. E. Davis.
| Mrs. Hiram Moore of Madison, re-
Gently visited her daughter, Mrs. E.
f. Towne.
| Miss Bessie Murray is ill, and DR..
Miliken is in attendance.
Miss Ncsta CoughIin of Madison was
the guest, Saturday and Sunday Of
Miss Nettie Moore.
Frank Livingstone. with his team has
gone up river, to commence NUMBERING
MOOSE RIVER.
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Newton returned home.
| Saturday. from Boston, where she has
been visiting.
Quite number Of the young people
| went to Henderson to the New Years
| ball.
Jonas Colby and Geo. Colby returned
| home from SkowheGan, Saturday.
PALMYRA.
Palmyra Grange held a very interesting
meeting Saturday evening. and The fol
choir; reading. Ida brown: question:
Does 2, Business or a professional Career
Man." opened in the affirmative by Ali
| son p. IIowcs.. negative by ". 4. BlaiS-
dell followed by Brothers. TowlP, Cook
Brown and Goodrich. also Sisters Cook
The program for next Saturday evening
will consist of mixed entertainment. con
Guiding with farce Admission 10 thc
farce, 10 cents.
Edward r. McCabe. whose eye was Sc
| rio,isly injured by rock thrown from
thrcshing machine. is slowly Improving
His physician hopes to save the sight,
which at first seemed doubtful.
Mrs. O. Il. Cole is in poor health. Doc
tor Porter of Newport attends her.
RIPLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer Hatch have re-
turned 10 their home in Charlestown.
Mass.
Mrs. Georgia Bracket has returned t"
her home in Newport, after having passed
several weeks with her father. Albert
Sawyer.
Frank Vinins was in town, Sunday,
from ST Adams.
Mrs ChaS. Boynton entertained small
party at New Years dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Hemingway re
turned to their home in Manchester, Me.
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pingrec were in
St Adams, Sunday.
The nciphborS made a bee and helped
Henry Watson saw wood last FRIDAY
CAMBRIDGE.
Tho friends of Miss Winnie Horne in
this town will he sorry to hcHl she Is
very sick AT her home in Watervillc.
Mrs Eva Bemis of Litchtield. arrived il
town. Saturday night. on viSi, 10 ncr
father. j. Il. Whitney.
Ora r. Oumby and Miss Alma law
thornc Of Dover, were married; Dec. :.
by Rev r Ernest IIame. Both young
people have many friends in town who
wish them success IN HE.
sheriff by clyde H. Smith. sheriff-clect.
Mr. Ring went to SkOwhcSan, Monday,
for a few days.
Colds are prevalent in this section. Eli
iah King and Mrs. Ellen Morrill, are on
the sick list.
T. r. Ring recently sold a valuable pair
Of oxen and loaded them on a car al Main
Stream. Saturday afternoon.
Charles Hanson was in town on bust
ness. Saturday.
Frank Hanson of ST Adams. has 10
pairs of horses hauling logs from Ba-
ker's camps to Main Stream.
Mrs Ivan Ham is visiting relatives in
Wellington.
Cambridge Grange elected officers. Sat
urday evening. as follows: Master. san
ford bailey: Orersecr. Ora Is. QumbN,
steward Samuel Sawyer: assistant stew
ard Roy Nutrcr: lecturer. }. Il. IA b.cc;
secretary. Seth G. Ham; treasurer. a: n.
Iailcy: eatckcepcr. i. T.. Ring: chaplain,
Mrs Abhe Scott: Ceres, Mrs; AGLes Bal
lev: Flora Mrs ElVa Noble: Pomona.
Mrs ES,nlle Randall organist Mrs. Liz
zie Wilson; lady assistant steward. Miss
Edna Lowell. There were between % and
90 Changers present. and they were treat
cd on Chocolates. mixed candies and pea
nuts ny Ora Il. Qumby. on his recent
marriage.
Mrs Iiartic Ham is very i'll with the
meas lcs She Is attended by DR.. Wilson.
Her daughter. Lucy Ham. is much i'm
proved in hi alth and is able to be about.
PALMYRA.