Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-18

chester We're guests of Mrs. LoOkes
larents. Mr.. and Mrs r. {. Meader
last week.
Artnur L. Trask returned to the
woods To resume work. Monday
Mrs. Cassie Knox and daughter. Miss
IVA % Gardiner spent Sunday with
Mrs. kn"Xs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
:. nnr.
Miss Ne;tina Dorr and Miss Glen
'olpi'ts IF Gardiner spent Sunday with
Mr.. aud Mrs :. NJ Dorr.
School in district No. 3 closed the
winter term. Friday. The other schools
III town hay" two weeks longer before
taking 4 Vacation until April.
VASSALBoRo.
The remains Of Mrs. Palmer, who died
III Sl"n'v. last week. We're brought to
inns station. saturday. to be carried To
Skowh"gan I" be placed in the receiv
ing tomb until spring. They were ac
c"mptni'd by her nephew. Willard
Eaton Of Sk"wheean. The bcreaved
husband and daughter, Miss Olive
have til" sympathy of all their friends
IN this place in the loss Of Il precious
wife and mother.
Dr. Ralph Pulsifer of Watervile. was
III the village. Saturday. to attend
patients
John Clement Of Belfast. was in the
village. sunday.
Miss Vorna Goliath is confined to her
bed by sickness.
MIR. ard Mrs. William Austin have re-
turned home from Randolph. afteH a
long visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Cheney.
+. W. Pitts and daughter. Miss Au-
eusta, went to Sidney. Saturday, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Palmer.
Mrs. Mary Gilcrease Of Riverside.
sang at the Congregational church.
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Gilcrease
possesses a beautiful voice and her
singing was much appreciated by the
audience.
Rev. and Mrs. Evelyn Prescott of Fall
River, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Pres
colts father and aunt.
AID KEN
POPE ANENTE-Jamrs Weeks and
Miss Emily Weeks from Taber Hill.
We're guests of Rev. and Mrs. George
III. Pope. Sunday
Newton Richardson was a business
caller in the place, Monday.
Chas. II. Pope visited his brother.
Rev. Geo. II. Pope. Saturday.
Arthur W. Pope was in Windsor. last
week. packing apples for George 5.
Perkins.
Bertha Goodrun. Il miss Of Is years.
from Brockton. Mass. has come to
brighten the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Geo. II. Pope
Mrs. Kate NJ. Pope was business
caller in the village. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald and
little daughter. Lila called on Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. II. Pope. Sunday -
Thermometers in this locality regis
tered 80 degrees below. Sunday morn
ing. hut notwithstanding the severe
cold the church attendance was re-
ported above the average
READFiELo.
Joseph Maxwell from Skowhegan
was visitor in town, last week.
Mrs w. Bean and their granddaugh-
ter living in this village came near be-
in% asphyix1ted IN their si,eping room,
ny coal gas on Tuesday morning or
last W eek. Mr.. Bean came in lust in
season To arouse them from a rataI
sumbar.
Rev. Miss Goldthwaitc viii move to
he late residence Of Judge r. Q. Bean,
his week
sunday morning was the coolest IF
the season here being 90 TO 81 degree
below zero at sunrise. 1t has not been
:" cold here for years. There are two
feet or more Of snow and the roads,
asst week Were very hard for travel.
Mr.. Leighton is again able to be; at
The store at work after a forced vaca-
ion Of two weeks TO enjoy an attack
" measles.
Geo. Mantar. who was on the sick list,
asst week. is able to be at the store
gain.
Turner Swift is obliged to stay In and
AXE care Of Il cold.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Rev G. f. Mann supplied the mint
II the Free Baptist church, Sunday.
Mr.. Paige the regular pastor Is on q
'ist to New Hampshire.
Guy P. Benner is attending Cobb Di-
Unity School at Lewiston, this term.
The farmers Of this section are haul
ng their ice.
Geo. Rogers, the popular mail car
Ter on route Is, Litchfield, and His
wife visited w. ]. Potter. Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Dustin and da,,ehters
listed at South Oak Hin. Monsay. -..A