Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-18
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
WEST GARDINER.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pinkham have
closed their house on the Neck ana
have gone to Abbot village, 70 tak..
care Of Mrs. Pinkhams mother. Mis-.
Myers.
Forest Wakefield has purchased IF
Mrs. Hannah Connors her house and
lot on Mill street, and will now take
possession of his new home,
The wedding reception Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Mason was given last
Tuesday evening. A large number Of
friends and meighbOrs were pres ut AM
some very handsome gifts We're re-
ceiVed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford TowIu of
Gardiner. who have been visiting Mrs.
Towla's sister. Mrs. Eben Horn, have
returned home.
Miss Theola Horn camn bono fr""1
her school in Augusta, Friday. quite
i'll. She was reported mucn btttcr.
Sunday, but not We'll enough to return
to school this week.
Mrs. Thomas Gardiner visited her
daughter. Mrs. Flora Horn, Sunday.
Mrs. Albert W. Fuller was i visitor
to the Capital city, last Week.
Between West Gardiner ana Hal
lowell, there are eight vacant houses.
WINDSOR.
Hiram Pierce while working in the
Barton woods. Saturday, narrowly
escaped Il serious accident. He was
struck in the forehead, cutting quite
cash by a tree which in falling had be-
come lodged. He was rendered uncon-
scious for a short time. but il is
thought he will be able to be out again
in a few days.
Seven teams have been employed for
the past week in hauling pressed hay
to Augusta for Llewcllyu Pierce. II is
heing shipped 10 thr Il sane hospital
farm at Middletown. Conn.
Arthur Casey has started out with
Eis new gasoline wood saving outfit.
He is assisted by F'r"d True and is find
ing plenty Of patronage.
NORTH SIDNEY
The cou1'liuity was sudIoncl to
learn of lie I.idon death of Mrs. ln-
Cinda +. Palmer which occurred.
Wednesday evenig. Jan. II. She had
been in feeble health for some time
but the end came as a shock to all.
The deceased WAS born i'm Scion.
March Il. 1872. She was tile daughter
Of Mary and Bernet Eaton ard @. th''
family of seven children four sisters
and one brother survive her, sister
having died in Infancy. Jan. II. l>6',
she married Mantcr Palmer and has
since lived in Sidney with the cAccp-
ton of the first two y"HrS "f th"'"
married life which were passed in
North Nass;tlboro. She had been
member of the Methodist church for
nearly 81 years ana her life Inaf been
passed in accordance to her Christian
duty. The sympathy Of III" cnmnI-
nifty goes out to the hcr"aved husband
and daughter. The funeral occurred II
II o'clock. Saturday. at tive h"rn" ';"".
Nj. Lapham of Oakland. officiating.
The remains We're taken to Athens for
interment.
Miss Lena Clark recently visited
friends in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. a. Houghton have
been i'll for the past week with an at
tack of the grip.
Mrs. Maud Bean is having a serious
trouble with one of her eyes.
Mrs. Bert Light and little daughter
Beatrice and Miss Lizzie Houghton
visited relatives in Augusta last week.
Miss Ethel Stici;ney Of Augusta, r.
Gently passed a few days with Miss
Lena Clark.
Ambrose Sawtcllc Of Oakland. visit
ed his son, Ralph Sawtcllc. Monday.
A large delegation from Sidney
Grange attended the Pomona meeting
in Augusta. last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Barnard is on the SICK
list.