Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-25
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POPE AVENUE-Rev. and Mrs
Georee II: Pope attended the revival
meetings at South China Sunday after.
noon and evening.
Charles Pope was the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald, at
Lakeside Monday. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weber from
South China were in the place Sum
day.
Charles Pope and family We're callers
at Mrs. Robina Webber's Sunday. -.
|. Christine Webbe recalled on relatives
at South China Monday.
Mrs. Phebe Pinkham visited Mrs.
Clara T. Pope Tuesday.
LlTCHFiELD PLAINS.
A large audience was in attendance
at the Plains church Sunday. Among
the guests were Mrs. Warren Potter
and daughter of Monmouth and Mr..
and Mrs William Cunningham. Miss
Pearle G. Packard presided at the or
gan at both morning and evening SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trafton of Wa
WI VIC "CIC SuNSe' VI A'Ai d hotoNhhohh,
Saturday night.
Five colonies of bees in Mr. Roberts
apiary took flight Sunday making
music in the air for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Bow
dom visited relatives here Sunday.
The Thursday evening meeting is to
be held at Deacon Roberts.
CHINA.
The community is saddened by the
sudden death of Mrs. Emma Wash
burn Fletcher. wife of VIM. Fletcher.
who passed away at her home at S
o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Fetch
CT underwent a severe operation in
the removal of a cancer. at the Maine
General hospital on Oct. 10. Since
then she has not been at all we'll. The
immediate cause of death was paraly-
sis.
A disease called by the physician a
species of winter cholera, has pros
trated quite a number of people. Mrs.
G.. J. Nelson and Mrs. James Varney
were quite sick with it last week and
at present Bert kellers family and
Miss Helen Brainard are suffering
from the same.
wINDsoRvILLE.
B. F. French and son Fred went to
Augusta on business. Saturday.
Farmers We're busy filling their ice
houses last week.
c. l. York and James Sproul took
a trip TO SOmerville recently.
Mrs. II. E. Dodge. and children, Isa-
belle and Wilfred We're calling on Mrs.
Hattie Greeley the Sabbath.
A. J. Dodge of Somerville called on
cid friends one day recently.
Ernest Hewett. junior partner of the
firm of Weber & Hewett of Augusta,
visited his brother and his wife's par
ents, Sunday.
B. J. Hussey. our tax collector. is
driving a fine horse which he recently
purcha sed.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Gordon, Fay
cite. visited relatives. Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Wadleigh spent the day
at Royal cottage, Saturday.
Miss Lucine Jones, Sidney, is pass
ing few days at the home of her
brother. l.. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. John Purcell who is visiting a
sister in Lynn. Mass. will remain
some time longer.
N. II. Gordon has added to his game
previously taken, another fox, making
four foxes and goodly number of
rabbits secured in four consecutive
ri Of farr
Mrs. G.. A. Lawrence who has been
visiting at the home of Samuel Crane,
Winthrop returned Friday and is
now with her sister. Mrs. M. J. Sher-
burne.
Quite quantity of hemlock bark
and timber is being shipped daily from
this station by different parties, also
ash to be utilized in making shovel
handles and birch for toothpicks.
WINDSOR NECK.
The closing exercises of Windsor Neck
school were very successful. This school
has been under the instruction of an ey
pericnccd teacher, Miss Josie Mae Seek
ms Tor "a weeks. During this time all
nave seen q great improvement in both
school and schOoroom. which is, the re-
suit or much labor on the part of the
work in this school will continue in the
coming year.
CHINA.
Miss Annie Brown of WatervilIe l.,
spending few days at her fathers. Capt
j. w. Brown.
Miss Florence Brown is making an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Portland
and Boston.
Rev. Alfred Jones slipped on the ice
last week. striking on the back of his
head and sustaining quite severe injury
The ice on the lake is very clear and
good being seventeen inches thick and
many are now laying in their next sum
mer's supply.
Mrs. Katherine Brown in walking from
her home to the village Friday evening,
fell On the icy road, breaking her wrist.
1t was set by DR.. Nelson.
Letters from DR.. w. S. Rrainard now in
London. Eng, report health good and en-
joyment of many things there, but says,
1T is not as good a place to live in as
America" DR.. Brainard is hard at work
attending clinics and lectures, supple
menting his many years study and per
fecting himself as a specialist in head
diseases. He will also go to Vienna.
NORTH WAYNE.
After few weeks stay with her