Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-06

children. Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Powers
ana Anson 1urrcr.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew J. Tozier were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner
Roberts, Tuesday.
There are over 4500 bushels of pota-
toes stored in cellars in Litchfied re-
manning unsold.
II. ". Maxwell has $50 barrels Of
perfect Baldwin apples unsold in his
cellar.
EAST PlTTsToN.
Rev. e. II. J"honuctt.- OF Damaliscotta,
m;,,i.. II passing call 1T The parsonage. ,tn
his WAY home from Augusta.
Horace y. Weeks of Cuopcr'S Mills
called ON friends i'll the village, WchI,.;-
day.
At Il session of the fourth quarterly
conference OF IT." M"th"dist chn"ch. pr"
sided oyer ~ Thomas +. Jones. presiding
elder a. E.cklund District, Rev l.. i.
harris was unanimously Invited 10 return
for The sixth year. i;'ports Were present.
ed bN the various officials %, TN. church,
showing ii To b" III Il prosperous coldii-
ton.
owing to the illness Of Rev. l.. l.. liar
riS, the Thursday evening prayer meet
ing was in rl3lrs;,. of Miss MArl ii.rvcy.
VIM. T.. Reed Richmond. is Il Sa.st IN
Frank NJ Little. our genial ana pop
ul.ir meat dealer. makes hlS weekly trIIS
To Dresden, WiScISSrt ana through PITTS
ton. in spite Of cold weather and rorigi!
travelling.
Tnwn meeting. next Monday. There
seems To be little agitation among the
Nolcrs as l." who shall b" In" candidates
for town offices.
Visitors appear 10 bc quite numerous
at tho village school.
Charles -. Allen of this place. has re
turned to his studies iii Augusta.
ALBION.
]. A. TaiIcy. who works in the tanncrv.
received word by tcl phone. Wednesday,
that his Wife. who has b'"n spending The.
winter with his IG'r"ntS in Freedom, lay
at III" point of death: also ttI:rt lll-lr
child about Two weeks old could not liv..
This is especially hard for Mr.. Barley ~
they buried their only child, ltsi sum
n:,t. Il lttl" girl about one wear old. Ms.
l.ail,V was Miss Ida Hamilton formerly
OF Albion.
Monday. Feb - as William Leonard
oI this town. was choppin4; Woo,i III th,.
woods h" struck on tine head by i
ialin:; limb, whiIc engaged in clearing :,
lrc'- which had lodged III another, aud
received Il severe scalp wound. Mr..
Leonard WIS severely iujurtd and bIt-u
badly, but h" WAS able To get to tn,
house. IJr. Day WIS speedily Summoned.
" ilo dressed the wound. which w:I; ioind
to be five inches long. III" patient is III
u itir way to recover. Ii was very mar
row "s''lp" for him. aS h" waS alone, Lnd
if the blow had rendered him mScnSbIt.
the ..hanc" for his life would nave bcrn
small
ON Tuesday. Mrs. Rowe, who lives with
her son, l.. II. Rowe. a nriShbur of Mir.
Leonard and lady NJ Years old. started
to walk from her home to that of Mr..
Leonard, rs she has been acclISt nmcd tu
do. when in some way Sh" stumbled ana
lrll. hruishi% her face and frIctnrnsc one
l,..,, in, h..p
The mercury, Thursday morning. regis
tered zero in som" 'ocait"S. the highest
point in this vicinity being six above
READFlED DEPOT.
Mrs G. y. Whittier. who wont to Phil
lips. Thursday, was called there in con-
S"Hucnc" of the SERIOUS lIiiit,o .. Iri o..-
ter.
sick list Among them ar" Howard ~
len. Miss Ruby Hammond. Mr.. ana Mrs
T.. r.. Wright and daughter, Incz, ais,
john Wright. All are seriously i'll.
Two very Interesting p.tpcrS were read
1T thc; once u Week Clnh winch me:
with Mrs. George R"sal. Tuesday even
iis. One Nls on Mark -tntonN." writ
T'ulmrsvilIr. Pa: tn. oih.r by iIrs, Ar
thur Packard "i Wakefield. Mass. giving
an account of Il summer spent in Alaska.
I'll" Ladies' Aid Society for church pur-
poses met with Mrs NJ s Collins. March
,. and the following, officers We're chosen.
President Mrs. NJ :. Collins: first vi,..
president. Mrs Howard Allen; second
vice pr, Sident. Mrs. T.. A. I.emaii: S,crt.-
tHry. Mrs. Geo. l.. Royal: treasurer. Miss
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Don II. F'iiield. who has been stop
ping at his home for il few weeks has IL
position as nurse in the hopSital at
Augusta and commenced his work
March 1st. Mr. t'ifield was Il nurse
in the Boston General Hospital. two
years. and has the name Of being il
very skilfu one.
Mrs Abbic NJ. Gilman is confined to
l;cr ped by the grip.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
A recention was given to Mr.. ana Mrs
friends in g.. A.. K. hall. Windsor in
honor of their eighteenth wrddin4 ami
vrrS.'ry. Ahout one hundred w"r" present
and Il delightful evening was pissed |
Quartet singing, two solos by Miss |
Helena Finkhtm which Were loudly On
corcd. A pretty little song by Percy |
Reeds young daughtcr, Madciyn, aui
several humorous readings by Miss Stella |
Hnrfon wrr" enjoyed Later Mr.. and Mrs |
toonibS were thoroughly surprised hv be- |
ing pr sentcd with two large beautiful |
chairs. on" Il fine Morris chair. II. A. n |
button presented the chairs in II happy |
way IN behalf of the company present. |
served and many good wishes were tN-
pressed Tor Mr.. ana Mrs. tuombS.
South Windsor is having - grip cpidcm
lc. Mrs. Freeman Cooper. II. D. tonI"r
and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Henry. Mr.. lnd Mrs. &. T.. Jcwcil ar" ;liI |
"nt!'r ltr. Ridley XS care. Others have, had |
grip colds. but are now ahl" to go oui.
Mir. and Mrs. GcOrg" Lynn on tn" North
Nhit"ii' ld road :tr" Huit" i'll. also MisS |
l."iii" li"S-S on TIT" Meadow road
oscar Crane of South China WI. in the
place recently.
Edgar S,imson lost n farm horse last
week.
Lon Cooper ami his sister Nrlma ana
l+nc'i"t t""lrr ana his cousin. Miss
'M:'rGIr"t Co"lr. ar" attending the High
- nn"l at tooi"'rS Mills.
Winthrop Grange.
Th"ro will be an all-day meeting Of
Winthrop Grange. Tlu StlA. March :. 1t l.
Is rApct"d that I;rn. Ellis of tmbdcn. II
and St1t" INSPECTOR THOMPSON will bc
nf''S' NJ. II is hoped thnt Il large mum
Der ~ Patrons may nc present. Al! neigh
fnflf'e tIi;in"cS are cordially invited.
! II" lecturers proSrlin at the last meet
ms WAS rs follows Music by choir; piano