Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-06
KENNEBEc.
KENT'S HILL.

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have been conducting extensive lum-
boring operations in Unry Plantation
have finished their labors and returned
that Cyrus Winters will build a hous,.
~ his fashions land at the eastern
pant of Kent's Hill.
Merle J. Harrison is having the lum-
Der moved to the lot rec emily purchaS-
I'd Of II. T.. Trcicth2n preparatory to
putting up house and stable in the
spring. Last fall. Mr.. Hartman put up
a combined blacksmith and carpenter
shop and during the present winter n"
has been busily engaged in making
eds which have found a ready sale.
Many of the students in the Seminary
and resident citizens of the Hill have
been suffering with the prevalilhs
colds.
Harold Hale who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia is recovering. 'N
was attended b. DR.. Milliken.
y little LADY .irl come to gladden. the
home of NJ. and Mrs. j. A. Chase
| Tuesday morning. Mother and chlld
are doing we'll.
The chimney of the parsonage occu-
pied by Rev H. A. King and family
caught fire Thursday and for time
threatened to st fire to tn" house by
| tho Timely use c. the chemical fire eX-
tiny1Iishcrs the progress of the flames
was checked and no disastrous results
| occurred
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Quincy have NOV
cd into Henry Browns tenement. Mr..
| Quincy is employed by Mr.. Brown up
on his farm.
The livery firm Of Gibbs L. Dow hav"
been quite extensively engaged in deal
ing in stove wood and spool birch. Last
,all they purchased Il large tract or
lana of Hon T.. o. Bean end have had
choppers at work al winter getting
cut cord wood and birch. Their birch
is shipped by ra,l t" Strong. Me-. and
is delivered at the depot by F. l.. Rus
sells team i'm charge Of Fred Dunn.
The Young Womens Christian Asso-
,ia;ion held delight :ul social gather
in:; in the gymnasium OF Wednesday
evening.
A joint public meeting of the Gallo
ucau and Eroinatheau societies was
held in Kicker hall. Friday.
NORTH WAYNE.
| 4. \. I.add has purchased large
| work horse weighing about l2CO of l..
| +. Slosberc of Gardiner.
Cyrilc Vaille has moved to the farm
| of r. T. Thompson.
f.. Tibbctts base moved his family i'll
to the rent recently vacated by Mr..
Naillc
Beatrice. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Naham Huff. is ill.
Can't. Winfield Smith has returned to
Togus.
Mrs. Glorvina Richards. who has
been sick with lasrippc, is improving.
l.. T. Slcsberg of Gardiner. WAS u
business visitor in the place. Friday.
MONMOUTH.
The funeral services of Mrs. iav"rna
6. Brew stcr of Leeds were held. Thurs
day. March >. in Ere" BAPTIST cnnrch at
officiating. Mrs. Brewster WAS - wears
old. Sh" has led an actlN" life. but Tor
the past few months had been III f""hi"
health and died suddenly. Monda% morn
ing. at the home Of her daughter. MIS-. ~
+. TinkiE,m at South Monmouth. Be
sides Il daughter she leaves one SON
and two sisters.
ON tho morning of March .. one Of Mon
| rnouti's Oldest and respected citizens.
passed away. Mrs. belinda \. King was
| the daughter of Luther Allen and was
born III Winthrop in February. ~, AZ
| the :@" of u sh" WAS married to Samuel
| O. King ard came to Monmouth. where
| She lad since resided. She WAS tn" oldest
| memi,cr If tho Methodist church and WAS
| deeply interested in it's welfare. As Tong
as bodily strength permitted. she was
| a"tiv" in every good work. For IN" past
| eight years, since tho death of her hus-
| bend. she had been in failing hCnith She
| leaves three sons. Roy. Melvin T.. King OF
| WaVcrlN. Mass. George L. oi Lewiston.
| and Luther o. of this town. who has had
| the care Of his mother for the past few
| wears The funeral was held At IT," home.
| Saturday afternoon. conducted by Rev.
lG n Holmes of H1mmOa street, Lewis
| ton. u former pastor.
| The ladies of the Methodist circle ar"
preparing for an entertainment to BE-
| given March 16 Mrs. Minnie l.. Cove.
| AuhurnS popular reader. has been C!l;,ig :