Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16

erecting a cottage. which will have n
| wide veranda on all Sides one of which
| will be enclosed by screens ana are com
monty used there as kitchens. Oil is the
principal fuel used. The country is very
| level; the principal streets are of as
| phalt, very wide and have large shade
| trees on either side They enjoyed theil
| trip very much. In her next letter she
| will give Il more extended description oil
the country.
G. F. Wade & Son have completed
| painting the buildings on the home place
of Miss Hannah Woodward. Sidney. They
| have received a very good offer To go tc
! Bristol. Conn, which they will probably
| accept later.
| ]. L. McGuinncss has purchased fam
| lily driving horse of William Young, Au-
| susta.
| Phillip Lishness is the proud owner Of q
driving horse, recently presented to him
| by his father, Harry LiShness. 1t Is
| light bay with black markings. Mr.. Lish-
ness is Il member of the class of 09 Cony
| High school and during the autumn rode
| to and from school every day in company
| with his friend Scott Cummings, a men,
| Der Of the same school.
BELGRADE.
The Lincoln League held Il very enjoy
| able Box social at the Lincoln school
house, Thursday evening. Nov: 8. The fol
lowing program was presented
Music-"Christian Soldiers.
Recitation-'"T eddys Invention"
Albert Ashland
Rccitation-"Why the Pilgrim Fathers
Made Thanksgiving Day"
Music-"Thc Heavenly Highlands"
MIR. and Mrs a. c. Dudley and Frank
Robinson
Rowena Wadleigh
Recitation. Merton Dunn
Recita ton. Leo Dunn
Class Exercise. Five Pupils
Iu ;,,t b, IN
Eva and Luclli Ashland
Eecitation-"The lmpromptu PRAYER"
Alton Wadlcigh
"A Little Girls Trials.' Julia NVadleien
Music-''ThoSe Beautiful DAYS" Trio
Kecitation-"The keep-a-TryinS Sign
Boards, Bonnie InWett
Class Exercise. Three Maidcns
Recitation-"Thc Light Brigade
Vnton Dunn
Observation-Disclosures Christmas Dance"
Musc-"stay on the Farm" Trio
Good Night Helen Dunn
NORTH WAYNE.
Relatives and friends gathered to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Betsey CroS-
by which was held at her late home.
at 2 o'clock, Saturday. Rev. Costello
Weston conducted the services. Music
was under the direction of DIR. w. +.
Morse. Kent's Hill. The floral tributes
were beautiful Interment was in the
village cemetery.
Archie and G. w. Ladd have re-
turned from Boston.
c. NJ. Stevens is having mason work
done by ID. r. Wentworth of Fayette
Mills.
BENTON.
The ladies' and friends of the Benton
Nj. E. church will serve their annual
Harvest supper at the hall from t"
$50 o'clock. Thursday evening.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Genteman's night at Vase lboro Grange
was observed. Tuesday evening. 1t was
counted &. success in every way. The pro-
gram. which consisted Of music, solos and
Quartets, readings and medeyS, ali met
with hearty applause; but the browning
feature of the evening was the announce
ment of supper. This consisted of roast
chicken and vegetables. cake, pies. coffee
Oranges were present. The evening was
one of the successes of the year. The
next regular meeting will be Ladies
night.
Ezra Lord has been putting on q storm
for winter over the entrance door
The water in the lake is still very low
and many of the wells have been dry for
several weeks. The recent rain failed to
give q. rise of water
The double team belonging to Geo. Il.
Gates and driven by Charles Mason, mar
rowly escaped drowning. last week. Mr..
Mason drove out to give the animals
water from the lake, and while they Were
drinking they gradually began TO sink
in the mud. They were quickly unfaStcn-
ed from the wagon and after much diff
Guilty they We're gotten to firm ground.
But the cart still remains fastened firmly
in the mud: