Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-23
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHI MA.

Mrs. VIM. Narncy. who has been
quite ill., is slowly recovering.
Newman Wallace has returned from
Il two weeks visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Ethel Sproul, at Roxbury, Mass.
Frank Mitchell. who has been suffer-
ing from lumbago, is now better.
R,v. Elias Wilson had a bad fan a
few days ago. and is now very lame.
III" W. 4. r. a. held Il pleasant ana
profitable meeting. Friday afternoon.
one Of the business items was The or
dering of IL telegram TO be sent to the
United States Senate. care Of Senator
| Hale. asking postponemcnt of Indian
Territory statehood.
ON Tuesday evening the members
| of Albion Grange to the number Of $50.
were guests of China Grange. and a
grand good time WAS enjoyed. Albion
Grange filled the offices and gave an
| extended literary program and China
Grange furnished the supper of which
| about 200 plrIouk. ON SATURDAY,. Jan
| IA. China Grange officers were installed
| by Mr.. trummcti of Albion. W. l. Da-
| Wis WAS elected W. VI. and Mrs. Ella
Jones lecturer.
The G. \. +. post ana the Relief
| Corps held Il joint installation Of Off
GERS. Tuesday. Jan. 10. Installing Off
Ger, Capt. j. r. Brown. Officers Of the
corps are as follows. Pres. Sadie f.
Ward; vice president. Abbie Ward;
chaplain, Addi" JrpSou; CONDUCTOR
| Katherine Brown: guard. Mary Will
| ton; past president, Lizzie Titon: sec
rotary, Florence Wallace; treasurer
| Nellie Randall.
Golden Gate Chapter No. s.. o. +. s.
| with Dr. G. j. Nelson. Installing off
cen, elected it's list Of officers. Friday
| evening. as follows: W. NJ. Edna
! HunneWell: W. T.. Irvine Reed: A. NJ
| Lou Fish; Sec. Annie Doe; Treas. Ida
Jones; chap. Flmna Alboe; Mar.
Sadie Ward; Ada. Carrie Randall;
| Ruth, Annie Hrann: Esther Firence
| Woodsum: Martha. N-ttie Patterson:
| ..lectd. Georgia Randall: w;Irder. Hat
tie Cook; sentinel. Willard Hammond;
cr9Hnist. Ethel Fish.
WiNDSoRvlLLE.
Melvin Sproul is hauling hay from
| Gus Browns.
l.. y. TIisler shipped another carload
of apples. Monday.
Charles Brown Of Somervlle. was a
caller in town. Wednesday.
Herbert Dodge is cutting and haul
| ing lumber to his brother Arthurs
| mill in SomelNille.
Nathan Dunlap butchered two hogs
| Tor Simon French. last week, which
weighed 500 apiece
Joe French is doing quite a business
hauling cordwood from his wood lot.
Fred French is cutting cordwood for
c. |. York.
NORTH WINDSOR.
James Merrill was taken violently i'll.
last week. a physician was summoned
in haste and pronounced it bilious
attack. Mr.. Merrill is now GONZALES
cent.
Hiram Pierce met with an accident
Saturday. while at work in the Barton
woods. Medical aid was called to close
he wound on his forehead.
Rev. Mr.. Jones has been off duty for
several days past on account of illness.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. Rose 'ribhetts is quite sick NJ her
boarding place with Mrs. Nest1 MoSher.
Charles .jackSonS horses ran away.
Tuesday. They We're frightened 10y tile
whistle ar The steam mill while being nm
loaded They ran home a distance ut
about a mile. but did little damage.
Augustus Malcolm. Charles jackson.
oils lannon and Jasper JauuIh were
summoned L" Augusta. Saturday. to at
tend court in the case of Cummings vs.
i!iSlrr.
Mrs. f. NJ Clark ANA Mrs Scropta IIol-
lowaY. who have hern on Tho sick list
are reported improving.