Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
STATE NEWa.
.KENNEBEc.
CHELSEA.

', ..ss Friday. and organized Tor the
r p Hayes WAS elected secretary,
y. u. Winter chairman and Mr.. Blan-
"a health officer. The report for
~. ~. VAST wear showed the town In gen.
y" "., IA he in a most healthy condition
M contagious diseases were report
81 for the year. ,.,...,.-....e.,.;-
GOD tie young son of Theodore
,,.,.os while playing at school. Friday.
iii in such manner as to disiocate
,,is am at the elbow as well as sprain-
:,,r tho limb badly. The little fellow
~ have TO carry the injured member
sling for some time. The old
.aa. If "misfortunes never come
";n,G," is true in this case as an Older
hro,hor is just getting about or
crutcfcs from the effects OF broken
,,g sns,sincd while sliding on the crust
Early in March.
rho Messrs. Sumner Dnrr and his
,,otber Warren. lately felleh tree
r.i,ow birch measuring about Is inches
=, fhe butt, out OF which they have
.r,de |. sled runners. 2o9 feet ut boards
nd one half cord %: wood. The roots
~ the tree from which the runners are
made had grcwp under large rock
.,anlo in such a manner that ii was
rccesssry to use tack screw to get II
off and WIS tedious job at that.
in, Randolph road upon which the
road machine has been used was let
in such condition. that fn, their cwh
.,fe.v som. Of our Chelsea women
,urned out aud finished up the job III
good shape over quite a piece OF the
road. 80
"a. Last weeks tim relating 10 the OH
revs of the Stnday-sc:'OCl gave as ST.
nerjD, cudtnt the name OF Miss Linda
T,hompsoo. Miss Tholhp Son! WAS elect
Cd assistant Superintendent. but li"nry
n. Swift who :lrly presided last year
was reelected az supcrinicndpi
Eucene t;illism.e who has been stop
ring with his brother here part of tn"
winter left Monday for summers en-
sagernent with a band in Omaha. Neb
The Misses Rena. ami Julia Sherman
of Randolph spent Sunday with friends
IN town,
Miss Zclnna Knox of Gardiner spent
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr.
AID Mrs. w. $. Dorr.
Arthur Trask who works in Augusta
spent Sunday at his home here.
Thomas Searles Of Bar Harbor ar
rived in town. Sunday. on his way
rome from Portland. His little 1augl,-
ter. Mary Carol. wto has been visiting
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II
Collins for several weeks. will accom-
9any him ho,"c.
Mrs. Mabel CoiliIs Knowles arrived
oh Tho boa, Thursday. for a visit with
her nofher Mrs. blanchard, before
p,inihg her husband at West Point
Ny.
Walter Morgan Of Randolph visited
lis parents. Sunday. s..
c. A. Jones who was burned gu,
gone two weeks ago has secured q
building and put in a stock Of goods
cnI. is .agAin doing business near hi'
old stand.
READFlELD.
Mrs. Neal Mitchell returned. Thurs
dey. fr"m'a visit Of Two mouths at heI
home. in Jack*onville,. Fla. DIR. and
Mrs. Mitchell will pass the summer II
Eeadlicll.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Folsom entertained 4
progressive whist party at their home
Thursday evening. A most enjoyable
time ls reported by those who were
present.
Grange hall. A rortico is also to be al
ded TO the building.
Mrs. Fannie Gi!e has purchased tiI'
Cove place IN the village.
REApFlELD DEPOT.
At the request of the "Oncc Il Week
club Mrs. Edythe Morrill, Packard
formerly n member. has favored i
with most interesting account OF :
visit to Alaska the last summer from
which extracts are taken. Mrs. Pack
ard lett Seattle June 10th. bound fO
NtChlken and says Next morning
found lis opposite Vancouver. wher'
the mountains rise IN stately grandeur
rcve1d With verdure and WATERFALL
are running down the sides making ;
wonderfully inspiring picture. kitci,i
Rem Is II city OF 1000 white people: cH
mate is mild: grows the famous vel
low cedar which is very valuable. TU'
chrrchrs. n SthOolhouSe and COur
house ar" seen and near ny Is a 1ar4'
mining property owned by Easter
capitalists. They boast Of electro
'ights and there are some cOmforta bl'
homes with all modern convcniehces
Through the Indian section ~ the cit!
are totem poles. wild. weird monu
ments Of family history. held sacred b.
the Indians. Each tribe has diferen
Totem. tho symbols inscribed Thereon
being found on churches. houses
n"us"hold utensils and clothing" MI
aud Mrs. Packard spent six weeks ol
Coronation Island. She says: This i
Beautiful picturesque spot. The Is
and rises 20ON feet into the clouds
Here are many browsing animals am
we mad delicious veniSOn several times
enloycd halibut which weighed 8
POUNDS caught IN front Of the cabin
sso bass. salmon and cod" She nj
'u''s TO the caves across the bay. SOM
,eaehine Il long distance under ground
HoMe:s growing prDfusely and unus
aShy larg" and says, Mother Nature
"'s truly wrought wonders In her flow
gardens:" mentioned fisherman
nhcE1 che saw from New Gloucester
MESS, who makes a business of ship
r''s fish to parties in Boston and told
ueM that urgrly all the hl1ih,lt con.