Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-20
WEEKS MILLS,

Fred ChCIte has sold out his mail route
from Weeks Mills 10 Palermo To George.
Fish of Palermo
Charles Eeais was il, Augusta tho first
OF the week to purchase Il ssasolene en-
Sine to saw wood.
The China Telephone Co. is to extend
IT'S line over both Deer Hills as soon as
| the frost Will permit the setting of the
poles.
Samuel Gildngs is confined to the
mouse by sickness Dr. Ridley of Windsor
| attends him.
The Busy Pee sewing saciety will meet
Thursday of this week with Mrs. George
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Malcolm and child
are all sick with grip.
JaCles Mosher's family are also suffer-
ing from the same disease.
Arthur Casey of Windsor has been
saving wood for diffe rent parties in the,
village with his glsilenc engine the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will jackson of augusta
who bought place here last fail. have.
moved to it Mr.. jackson plans to de
vote himself to the raising of poultry and
swine.
frank Lee has moved from Mr. Jack
sons place to the Colomey place.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Miss Florence c. Priest is slowly recOv-
ering from pneumonia.
:. c. W. Simpson of Portland was the
guest of friends in the village over Sun
day.
Air. and Mrs. Jerry ButtcrGeld are re-
covering from the grip Harry and Elmer
Euttertield of Providence. X. L., We're here
during their illness.
The young people OF the Grange enter
tanned. Tuesday evening. A fine progra IN
WAS given and booths furnished decora-
tons for the hall. from, " hch ice cream
and cake and fruits Wer" served.
Saturday evening fair WIS bpId NJ
Which ice cream and cake and fancy arti-
clcs Were sold. a nice sum WAS realized
fer the hall fund.
The funeral services of the late James
day. March 18th. al 3 o'clock. A large
company OF friends met to pay their last
tribute of respect to the deceased. who
was widely known through town. Prof.
Geo. l.. jones conducted the services.
After prayer was offered Il portion of the
18th chapter of st. John was read and fol-
lowed by remarks in an impressive man
ner. He alluded to the life of usefulness
which had Just gont QUITO his firm
convictions of right. his devotion to his
family and friends and loyalty to his
church principles. the vacancy left i'll the
home, in the village and in the church. his
Kindness to those in trouble and the hos
ptality for which he was so we'll known
The life so fun of noble purpose mad
n member OF the Friends Church for
many years. He had reached the ad-
\1n,'pt OF 81 years. "A Wlfe anu
daughter are left to mourn his loss.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Lot Barton shipped his apples to Boston
last week.
Guy Hallcwell is i'll and attended by Dr.
Earl
Rev. Mr.. Jones was at Alma for a few
DAYS last week. He left his mother. who
is i'll with the grip. somewhat improved.
Mark Merrill of Augusta. with his sis
ter Mrs. Sabin. spent few hours last
Sunday with his father. James Merrill,
who is in quite feeble health.
The Pierce Brothers are about to ship
n large quantity of apples to England.
AT the town election Monday, the citi-
zens placed this section under the patc.'-
nal care of our energetic tOwnsman,
Hiram Pierce.
Alice Temple of Augusta was the guest
of Geo. r. Pierce and family over the
Sabbath.
Through the kindness of Arthur Casey,
with his gasolcne engine and five strong
neighbors, quick work was made with the
W W"on es p1ie This great favor Vas very
much appreciated by the pastor.
David T. Gowen Of Windsor. after 4
long illness. died March 10Th. ne wa.
hghy esteemed asrv by goiavaa argf errls of
nnl father. Mr.. GOwen was horn in
Montville. Maine. July Is 1S:.'. He expert
rnced religion and joined the Free Will
BAPTIST church at rn Wiadsh ,n ton Maine; IN
IL, ms. April 8 1879. and moved to the town
of Windsor during that year. a large
portion of his life was as spent in California:
~, Wv Sc nf age. The remaining years have
hoar ,;Tnd Mt his home in Windsor. TIL"
funeral Hln.' was at the NJ E. church Sunday
afternoon at O'clock Sc sn sGnd4 3cdn b Rev
"Mark the perfect man and behold the
unreHt for the end .of that man is
p pei, en- Thc selection, by the choir were
n,s;,tnd lie leaves TO mourn his loss 4
l,.;dau, Laughter. sister in California and
" ",oo hrother in Vermont. The deeply be-
p pn,vn cd family have the sympathy of
many friends.
READFlELD' DEPOT.