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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-02
HANCOCK.
SCERY.

M ..ccnunt &c me heavy snow storm
J., wednesday ard Thursday. no mail
.,,ri ,.d AT TINS post Office. either We'd
,,..lay Night or Thursday.
,l.a.. T,.wnr4y. one OF our oldest
,.tiz.. :. is quit" i'll 1T his home in East
Sgry.
rtM. s. I. TyrWorgy is in Boston 1T
,rs,at. ON business.
Ms. Frank Jordan is very i'll at her
1n.t.. on Main street.
The BAPTIST church Aid Society met
,,i,l Mis-. Emery, Wednesday after
,,,nu. thr following officers We're chos-
j., 10 e..l.v.- ~ Il year: President. Mrs.
F,r.ry: vic" president, Mrs. Carter:
INK committee. Mrs. C"nary, MI
.IrIf-. Mrs. i.it'nikrn; treasurer, Mrs.
hT'u.
s1rrv Lodge. No. IS. A O. L. w, hcl
II, annual installation. Saturday even
M 9TH D.s-rict Deputy Richard
G.-en. assisted hy 6. a., Lester Grim
tlr Of East Hlu Hill Lodge officiating.
e'h.. frilrwinr officers we've installed: =.
Il W, W. x. 3iI!!illnn; NJ. w. F. r.
J.ll.snn: fnr,,nan. otis Conary: over
s.rr, Harry C"nary: guide, W. B.
Kane. lccorlr". ]. +. Staples; receiver,
r. &. Osgo"I: ElIancltr. :. A. Mci"aN:
l. W. Steriin Anderson: q. W.. w. q.
Rich; trastr". !. NJ. Mckenney.
The I.o, al : ASIDE Union of Christian
Trtl"aror met in the BAPTIST church
Friday afternnnl ana evening, MarFd-
81 Koch nf Portland addrc Ssrd the au
Gi-iic, in the afternoon and Rev. G. d.
crane was tn" Sl,eakr-' for the evening
IT," following officers We're elected l.
e,rve during the ensuing year: Prcai-
dent. T. w. Whitcpnib: wee president
Mrs, Emery: secretary Mudearie Web
h.r: treasurer. Mrs. Ellis; executive
onnmittt... Rev. T.. a. A. killam, Mrs
Wrhbtr and Mrs. WardWtl.
Rev. p. 4. \. I<il!ini Gf Ellsworth
pr";lchrd in II" Baptist church, Mon
JAY evening, Jan. 80.
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PEN0BsCOT.
GARLAND.

Mrs. Joseph Arnold has had a visit
Of tw" days, from her mother Mrs
Mary n. Batchelder.
The Misses Curtis have received
word that their brother. Charles Curtis
PHI. d.. New York, is very low with
consumption.
| Mrs. &. +. Osgood has been i'll for q
| few days with a cold ana bad stomach
| trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3. Campbell were
visited recently by their son, Harold
Campbell, accompanied by Miss Lizzie
Labree. from Monsoon.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor reached her oath
birthday. Jan. %. She is a very re-
markable old lady. She retains her
Vigor of mind and it is a pleasure to
| meet and talk with her. She writes a
beautiful hand and copies many verses,
and will readily commit and repeat
what particularly pleases her.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merriam is considered
as generally failing and several of her
relatives have been to see her. Mrs.
Ellen Weeks, from Corinna is now
helping care for her.
All hailed Sunday as pleasant day.
the first wholly pleasant day for the
week The roads We're impossible in
the middle of the week. and Garland
was without mail for three days.
ETNA.
|, Frank Shaw has been suffering the
past week with a carbuncle on his neck.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Sylvester went to
Dixmpnt, Jan. "a, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Sylvester's mother, Mrs Tooth
Aker.
j. W. Sylvester, mail carrier on r. F.
ID. No. l, was off his route two days on
account of the bad snowstorm,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. Bracket on r. F. D No. 2. start
town, was also unable to cover his
route two days on account of the storm.
He is i'll with the measles at present,
and his assistant is on his route.
Merton Jones is confined to the
house with a bad cold.
Mrs. S. P. bennett is suffering from
a bad cold.
+. Rev. Geo. Jones was called to Unity.
last week, by the illness of his father
and mother, returning home, Saturday.
Rev, Mr.. Jones. held a meeting at, the.
'Sanborn schoOlhouse, Sunday, Jan. 20.
The Sunday school will hold through
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN.

rnaxter Cook mas bought a pair OF
hnrs's-
!, II. Euf sold nice veal calf e
p,r,h knnwlton, saturday.
r,rt Snuer had the misfortune to
49,, mis- horse. last Friday night.
,5..,l,s Perkins of Pennington Wis
...d in Town. saturday and sunday.
MS katherine Averell who is work
O. 4. Mill is in very poor health
At present.
:, hrr crosby. who has been working
~ ,.i'.,,,., Richards, had the misfortune,
;" t...,E both bones Of his leg below the
l-,,,. wnil, handling ICE
ar and Mrs. Fred Weymouth and fa m
49,. recent guests of Helt French anC
vii, at Thrill camp
u..i,.y T.-h. one of Frceman's young
IN -..r.,.l Tor Rost"n, Saturday. to Sech
,.m.tt. H.. is Il fine Young man ano
-. tf.rl.ds wish him success.
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SAGADAH0c,
WOOLWICH.

| Miss Judith Hathorne gave 4 coast :
| ing party. Friday afternoon. followed
by refreshments and merry evening.
Mrs. Herman Wright is gaining after
pneumonia. This is her second at
tack. Dr. Charles Bibber has been her
| physician.
| Mrs. Ellen Savage is recovering from
pneumonia.
| Mrs. Ezekiel Elackman Is also gain.
ing after a siege of sickness for some
time.
| II. f. Written of Bath, IS at work for
| Eben Fullerton who is out again, quite
| smart.
| Wilbur fireman of Arrowsic, was in
town on business, last week.
| Uncle John Rice, one Of our Oldest
citizens, is very sick with rheumatism
and n cold. His wife was visiting her
sister in Brunswick, but returned home
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Reed were guests
Of Rev. Mr.. Colby in Augusta over the
sabbath.
| Clarence Wynn of Arrowsic is work.
| ing for Joseph Rice for awhile.
Roland Whitney is living at Frank
Cards.
Charles Savage of New Meadows.
spent the Sabbath with his daughter,
Mrs. Il. G. Potter.
Woolwich lady is the owner OF a
set of furs, valued by furrier at SIS.
made from skins of foxes shot by her
husband during his vacation.
RICHMOND.
Rev. Wesley Page Of Cobb University.
conducted services at the Free Baptist
church. Sunday The Sunday, evening ser
ciety hopes to retain his services mex.
Sunday also.
Mrs. Edward Call is quite III at tn.
home Of her son, Eugene Cali. in this
place. She Ii attended by DR. Wallace
Price.
Quite number Of the ladies in this VII
laEe have attended the fire and water
sale at r. $. Smith & Cos. store in Gar
diner the past week.
Scott Can Of Patten. is at the home of
his brother, Eugene. called here by the
sudden Illness of his mother
MISS Lucy Purnell of Gardiner, visited
friends in this place a few days, last
week.
,,L There was no school in the village.
thursday, on account of the severe storm
The wedding of George Farr of Port
iahd. and Miss Louise Blair took place at
the home of the brides mother Mrs Ben
ION Reed: Tuesday evening. Rev. F. W.
Brooks of Dresden, performing the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Farr left for Port
Ed IN which place they will make their
future home.
IN the streets, last week. fell and broke
both homes of his leg. The fractures were
reduced by DIR. Wallace Price.
The streets and sidewalks have been
we'll cleared of snow since the recent
storm. IL required the efforts OF a large
crew of men and horses two days. The
new road breaker proved a decided sue
cess on this occasion. .....
Chimney fires have been quite frequent
of late in this village In some cases fire
ektinguishers have been used
Mrs. May Trafton of Dresden, has been
visiting friends in this place OF late
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Kept busy for day or two breaking
ROADS and a remarkably good job has
Leen done. Good roads help to kea,
peace in community.
MT. VERNON.
Horace Insham died Jan % after a
snort illness, aged about 20 years
Miss Lottie. daughter Of James W.
Dolloft died last Saturday after a long
sickness, aged 10 years. months.
The Ladies' Relief Corps held its in
stallation OF officers, Mmtci;ly tNenfg.
Jan. 20.
Presiding Elder Southland visited Mt.
Vernon, Monday. to hold ulIrterIy
meetings at North Vienna ana Mt. Yer
non. Rev. Mr.. Ring Of K-nt's Hill
came over with him. Rev. Mr.. South
ard is a Grand Army man and with
other Grand Army men visited the
Corps meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Middleton AMI daughter.
also her sister, Mrs. Sadie .AlI4n. nieces
Of ". II. Tyler. ana Miss Annie Mar
ton, cousin, who came here over one
week ago To attend the funcr;.l of VIII
liam vi. Tyler, returned To thei" homes
IN North EastOn, Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jdrvis J.. Tyler Of
Pennington, spent Sunday with his
mother.
J. Frank Hammond went to Augusta,
Monday, for a few DAYS.
Those ON the sick list are Mrs. ". f.
Carson. Mrs. 9. W. Monsoon ana Mrs
Sophrcnie " tlller, Whn Is ~ years Old.
Mrs. Emma Drew is Spending Il few
weeks with Mrs. Mary kuDinsol vino
has been ill.
The village primary school closed
Jan. IS alter :; profitable. term taught
hy Mrs. George II. Carson Of Read
field. The High school will continue
four weeks longer.
Rev. H. Nj. burlington. pastor of the
baptist church, gave n very s.pla and
Instructive sermon sunday morning
Subject, The Future Church. and in
the evening gave d lecture. on ''Ilp:tn."
This Was very Interesting ana in4trur-
tive.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society will n"ot with Mrs. Edgar T..
Robinson Wednesday. F"b. l. If
stormy the next fair day.
y drama is to be given by MI. Yer
non Grange Feb. 11th. \ good enter
tainment is objected.
Miss Sadie =. Parsons of Augusta
visited her mother, Mrs. Gilbert Tag
CART, last Week.
Lester stone is in very feeble condi-
ton.
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NORTH AUGUSTA.

Miss Mary c. Jones teacher at the
Stone =, nunl has been Detained at he
hnlnt. on account of sickness. During her
abs, r-c. Mrs. .Addir Dana Hanks has very
acct plaHy filled her position. Several Of
the pupils are also absent on account Of
sicl;nrss The STONE school house Is one
az the smallest ANA the teachers and pu-
pil- have, made it one az the mos attrac-
i've in This ward All it requires is better
Ventilation to make it more healthy
George II. Taylor. Who received the
priz, at $lwn at tn" Muirrm W""dn,cH Fair
is tho son # T.. l.. Taylor. His h"yh0"d
days were. passed hire. AZ present ne is
in ~ employ uf Mami"y Guild, Augusta.
Ills friends will ~ pleased To hear of his
good fortune.
T.. H. TilSun. as usual held winning
ticket He received a pair Of boots as
"A IiIzo at the Modern WoodmIn's Fair.
In On" of the guessing C"ntrs!s. Miss
Pearl Lyon won i sci oi lazy tHrS Miss
wen is Il daughter of thIrlrS Lyon.
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READF.ELO DEPOT.

Capt. Mark =. Collins made business
trip to Portland, Saturday. stopping
with relatives ut Yarmouth Sunday, ON
lis return home. After leaving his
home. Mrs. Collins. mother. and little
daughter We're planning to invite some
friend to remain with them over night,
when they discovered two stray dogs
ON the piazza. The dogs had evidently
been ION the trail" as they seemed very
tired ana hungry. Mrs. Collins salts
lici their hunger ana prepared bed Of
hay in the stable on which they rested
comfortably. while tn" family We're as
Surcd of protection.
+. W. Brown and Eurt Whittier, who
were ia Augusta. "Wednesday, were
obliged to return home by the way Of
WaterVlie III consequence of suspen-
SION of electric cnr service.
notwithstanding the huge snowdrifts.
Il reminder q! gentle spring is seen in
the proflisely blossomcd prinros"s at
the windows of Mrs. Emma Whittier
and Mrs. Nellie Collins.
Arian Jones visited relatives in Au-
burn. Friday ANA Saturday.
Guy Wright is in the employ of
Ddell Manufacturing Co. Groton. y. H.,
proprictors OF Il pulp mill and is on
gagged in hauling wood for mlnufac-
turing purposes.
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LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.
t;cSSeA'S

small party from this place attend
cd the drama "Finnigan's Fortune" at
| the Opera house. Richmond, last Mon
dHV evening, furnished by local talent,
| a'Id report an excellent entertainment.
church fair was held at South
Dresden, Tuesday evening. which was
| ceedS were about ST.
quiet home wedding was solemn
| lied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
ton Need last Wednesday afternoon
hen their daughter Louise Helena
Flair WAS united in marriage to George
Thomas FosS Of Portland. The cere-
in"ny was performed by Rev. r. W
Brooks in the presence of a few rea-
tIvcs and friends. The bride is n
graduate of Bridge Academy. and a
trained nurse. having graduated from
tie Central Maine General hospital
Lewiston. The couple left on the after
noon train for Boston.
NORTH WHITEHEAD.
The snow. Sunday Of last week fell
to Il depth of about eight inches and
the high wind of Wednesday and
Thursday rendered the roads impass-
able. 1t was not until Saturday that
Ii" roads We're lnade clear for teams.
The zero weather also added to the I'M
plcasantness nf the week.
II. W. CIary is doing an extensive
business saving lumber this winter.
Mr.. Clary's mil is tn fine st structure
Of its kind in Lincoln county.
w. A. Gardiner is at home.
Bert Kelly is engaged in hauling
lumber to Clarys Mil.
Harold Gardiner is working for John
NOyes.
Roger Trainor of Joice was here last
Saturday.
Mrs. f. H. Clark is in Dorchester,
Mass. visiting her daughter Mrs.
Alonzo Hodgkins.
Miss Matte Howes of Son1erville.
Mass. is spending the winter with
Mrs. Tibbetts. zs.~t
A whist club of twelve members was
organized here. Jan. 10.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
Rev. f. W. Lewis supplied the Bap-
fist pulpit, Sunday morning.
The people in this place received
scarcely any mail last week. on account
Of the storm which was the worst for
several years in this part of the State.
The new steam-mill has arrived and
will soon be in readiness to saw lum
Der.
w. F. Ruggles continues to improve
in health and hopes to soon be able to
sit up each day part of the time.
George Peasee is hauling lumber for
w. F. Hemenway this week.
Erskine Brothers are cutting and
hauling pine, from the Amasa Ford lot
to North Newcastle for A. 3. Erskine of
Alma.
II. A. Clark was at Damariscotta
Mills on business, Monday.
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KENNEBEC.
LAkESHORE.

Mr.. ana MIS-. a. W. l'Fill'i N"ll !"
L'r,is. Tuesday. to attend the funeral
If his aunt.
]. g. SaNtclIe is confined to the
hons" with bronchitis.
Amr,t" I;,ngs. infant daughter Of
Mt ana Mrs a. W. Bangs, is sick with
u Very bad cold.
Thco1orr Lon2l"y, little son of Mrs.
7. ". f.onsI"y, is i'll with bronchitis.
Floyd Melvin is confined to the house
with "a" grip.
Nine. i;rrckctt. infant daughter OF
Mrs. :. =. t,rdckctt, is i'll with bron-
'h,iis.
T. ". Loiglcy has handled - car
l"idS Of apprS so far this winter. COM
priS,ng about h.6r'0 barrels in all.
MONMOUTH.
t;,'r@" y. Howell Of Monmouth was
f"l"Is,I hy death. Jan. -, after long
aut painful sickness most patiently
horne. H." W;ts born in Monmouth in
~ Inl WAS The son of the late Moses
I"N"lI Tie funeral services We're held
Saturday afternoon. Jan -. from the
MritnilSt rhurch ANA We're conducted
by !.,N. Mr.. sherman. The quartet
consulting of MeSSrS. Harry Cochrane
and FNams Hail. Miss Ruth Sherman
"nd MIS-. She rman, rendered several
musical selections very finely. The re-
rttirS We're placed in the tomb. Mr..
knN"ll WAS charter member of the
Momnnuth Gtange No 80 He had al
N.'ys lived ON the place in Monmouth
WHORE. ba 10, ;S.s t,rx-iypI nv
Widow who has the sympathy of her
H"iehhors in her bereavement, and a
daughter by Il former wife who lives
~ CnriEua.
The heavy storm Of Wednesday ana
Ihn;"day blocked the roads very bad
~ :" that many of them could not be
broken cat before saturday.
Anlr buyers have stopped buying
apples aud farmers are shipping their
liml through commission dealers.
TIE Grange will hold an all day
meeting Wednesday of this week.
FARMINGDALE.
Rlrh Manson is steadily improving
IN health and is noA able to sit up a
pan ot the time.
*. l. Hazard. general manager for
"" 4. w. :. x L. Co. has moved into
Ma. Shcrlrd'S house on Main avenue.
Edna Dove spent Saturday and sun
day With her parents in East Pittston.
R"rl" Moody spent part of last week
in Nassnlboro.
Airs. carrie Patterson of Waterville
and sister Annie called on friends II
loAn. sunday.
EAST PlTTSToN.
MI will be pleased to learn that our
postmaster. W. $. Cleavea. who mas
ht"h confined to the house for severi
"'NS hy sickness is Improving ana eN-
it,t I" see him at his duties again soon
Walter A. Kennedy who is in bust
ness III Massachusetts this winter. =
IL his home in East Pittston for re"
"aES' having been called to Maine p9
ne serious Illness of his mother. MIS-
samuel Kennedy VINO lives in White
field
Arthur l.. Harris who has been teach
''s one of the town schools this WlhtF
'eim. has closed his duties as "scnooi
Marin and returned to continue III
"ork IN Bates College where he Is :
ii'i'iher Of TIL class of 1908.
~ ::rDfi---f7o-ff-rn fr1er1. muscula
"o!S team horses AMI oxen have pee'
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VAS SAL BCPO.

\ public Installation Of the officers Of
NaS.:aIboro lt,bekan Lodge 40. -, oc-
cured FRIDAY evening. JAN. -. The
officers VINO were installed iii Il most
able aIjd pleasing maHucr by District
Deputy President Sara M,,tuillln IS
SiSt ell by Grand Marshal LanorI Dodge,
We're: \. o.. Lucy Robbins; Y. G.. Ad-
die MeserVey; Sec, Georgi.nna Lam
caster; T,eas.. Margaret DniEn;
warden. Neili" Malriu-r' .. IL. Howard
McQuillan: Cor, Edith LaWrey: |. e..
Arlenza Gilbert: X. :. y. O.. L"norc
Dodge: l.. :. y. g.. Mary Cook; II. :.
v G., Sara McQuillan: L. :. :. .
Harriet Cook: chaplain. Susan Aver.
After the installation ceremony inter
esting remarks were maud" Ivy Past
Grand Master =. y. f'rlkncr Of Clinton
and a Ilne program rendered 10y friends
OF the lodge. An rXryllHI supper WAS
served in the banquet hrll.
POPE AVENTF- Thrro is case or
dipnthciil reported at OAK Grove and ~"
s'hool - now under qunhntIii". frrh
in from the outside world. hut tharllr
Pmkndm WIS NOR Fortunate. having r.
NAMED at home. MONDAY. 10 help III road
breaking.
Christine Weber has been on the sick
list for several da%S and is SUI ,"nilh'"i
to the house
Miss Edith Pinkham ana Harold Eyord
were callers ut e. H. Pnp''s. sunday.
Mr.. and Mr%. W. +. Pope called on
friends in this place. Sunday.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Pope is suffering from a
severe attack of the grip. clara T: Pop.
is nursing her ana pr- MAiry IS n" a.
ten ling ply ,iciau. Her brother. Charles
Cr"wrll. aud Mrs- tr"w"i u Lewiston.
|
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KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

W. +. Overlook, State Sunday-school
missionary. had a novel experience,
Saturday night. Mr.. Overlook has
been sick for several weeks with ty-
phoid fever. Saturday evening just as
the twilight Was departing in the
west he heard wheels in the yard. The
doctor WAS expected so the hired man
won't out surprising it was he. a man
met him and asked if Mr.. Overlook was
at home. He was told he was sick in
bed. The stranger said, Il want to see
Linn n minute on special business so
was shown into tile sick room He was
50 very embarrassed that Mr.. Overlook.
who had also n0tic"l tine strangers
disappointed look, understood his cr-
rand ami told him tn bring the young
lady in. 50 Nh. overlook was propped
~ in III" end Of the bed with pillows
ANA the knot was tied ana the young
man ana his new wife went away hap
~. We understand that Mr. overlook
has had M rcla ps'. of his fever.
DR.. Fi"rToui's wife is Spending n few
days in South Gardiner.
The Augusta stage did not get
through for three days last week.
Mrs. james ". Jones is on the sick
list.
W. T.. Overlook. who has been i'll with
typhoid fever for the past few weeks.
sat up one hour, Monday.
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NORTH WAYN E.

George ana Archie l-ldd nave pur-
chased Il fine ph"n"graph OF 4. camp
bell. FuEette.
A number of the little friends of
Percy FoSS gave him Il birthday sur
prise party saturday evening. Ee-
frCshuentS We're served and Il pleasant
evening enjoyed by the littl" folks.
NclsIe Ranl:ins who was badly hurt
10y his sled striking 4 team is still con
fined to Il dark room and not improving
as RAPIDLY as at first.
The social and supper given 1T tn"
nall Friday evening was enjoyed ly all
pr, sent.
Mrs. Flora HUFF and daughter
Bertrice are Suffering from the prevail
ing cold and Strip. Dr.. Chencry attends
them.
owing to the bad storm Mr.. Moore
mas been unable to make his trip Since
N cineSaay.
Miss Minuie BuIZcll closed Il very
successful term OF school. Friday.
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PETTIS'

dies. They are pure, freah. ana ho,a.
MADE, as well as being fresh every day'
made M IN their own workroom They make
Quality Chocolates and Iovaii r r0sS
Reputation brands. the finest line IA AZ
city; Ice Cream at al times. TeIophoas
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LITCHFlELO PLAINS.
WEN MA.

Mrs Perlcy Whittier is in very poor
health this winter.
l.. +. Whittier. who has been at work
tor ;hc North Wayne Tool Co. is at home
sick with the grip.
Charlie l.. Whittier and John Wheeler
ar" attending Wilton Academy
Mrs. Alice Macdonald is spending the
winter in Augusta
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UNION.

Mrs. Roscoe Miller ana Mrs. Geo.
G"rlen recently called on friends on
CIarry Hill.
Miss Hattie Peasloe who is very sick
with consumption is being tpnderly
cared for by Mrs. Whitney and her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, at their home on
the Tiil.
Mrs. Elizabeth IIibberd is making a
lengthy visit in IIalloWell and Augusta
Rufus Moody has returned from
Camden where he has been employed
for several years and is working for S.
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WAYN E..

Rev. G. r. owen occupied the Baptist
pulpit. Sunday afternoon ANA evening. ne
spoke on Prohibition.
John Nckcnnun and son Phil are at
home for a snort vacation.
Miss Helen Maxim. who has been n
Wa."rVilc Tor a few days. has returned
tn her home in Wayne.
A. \. Dexter is quite sick.
III, many friends oG J. NJ Mouton will
he glad to know that he il fast recovering
from his severe illnt -.
Miss I.ora Norris is ut home from Bel
grade. where she has been teaching
NORTH P!TTSTON.
MIR and Mrs. c. X. Green Wee called
tn Winthrop. TU Sday. to attend me III
neral If their aunt, Mrs. Angelina Cire,.n.
Mrs Green wdS the widow Of tn. lat.
John II. Green. formerly 81 pittstnn
Three teams Of Joseph Shaw engaged in
hauling lumber to Il4lluWrlI were stalled
At lliam King during ;he blockade ui
snow from " cdn"SdiH nigh. Until Friday
night. having gotten thar far ON their
hum"Ward route when they encountered
drifts that We're inpasSahie.
Mr.. Brann. grocer. Of Gardiner. who has
a delivery route through this place. was
Obliged. IN account " The drifts Of snow
to leave his team at q. Il. Putnam's ana
proceed on loot TO Gardiner. Wednesday
evening.
Miss Arnhne Clark of East Chelsea.
who has beer employed NJ the Gardner
shoe factory. left there. "Wednesday tC
accept a position in th,- Nickery 4 Hi
Publishing House. Augusta.
Miss Alice Emerson who has heon TAI,
ing an enforced vacation On account q,
illness. has 80 far recovered that sh
homes 20 resume her duties al Vickery a
Hin Augusta. this wr,'h
Mrs. John Burns and Miss Nav HanIey
Of Whitetield We're callers at c, X
Green :. Sunday.
Rev. l.. T.. Harris Of East Pittston. call.
ed on friends in this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Lorenzo Dow and little daughter
Ethel Louise. are the guests Of Mrs
bows father, Fred Jones. this Week.
Rev. l.. L. Harris will hold services ..
the Schoolhouse. Columns corner, sunday
Feb. :. at 81 l.. NJ.
EAST READFIElD.
Schools in town close The winter term
this week. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-02

the winter every Sunday with prayer
and praise service after Sunday school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-02

Kept busy for day or two breaking
roads and remarkably good job has
Leen done. Good roads help to keep
peace in community