Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-02
KENNEBEC.
IiTCHFiELO.


pleased over the arrival of son on Jan.
% Mrs. Cram is nicely. Mrs. Francis
Lane is caring for her.
Miss Mary Allen has gone to Mon
mouth.
Mrs Amanda Horton is going to Halo
well this week for short stay.
T Little Miss Doris Cram is visiting at
her aunt's. Mrs. +. n. Adams.
News was received here Tuesday of
the death Of Fred True Of Springfield.
Mass. His father was Lewis True, who
formerly resided in this town. Mr.. True
was 4 young man and ran jcwclry store
in Springfield. A widow and one son sur
vive.
Miss Millie Kindred who has been in
Augusta to work, is at home sick this
week.
Miss Sallie II. True has gone to Lewis
ton and entered the Central Maine Gers
eral hospital to become a nurse.
POND ROAD-Alonzo Gowell IS build
ing Il new piazza on the front side OF MS
house.
Chad Merrill, Nye Clifford and John
Simpson skated from Gardiner to Litch-
field on the stream recently. They report
the skating as excellent.
An ice beat was seen flying over the
CLASSY surface of the pond Monday al
ternOon.
i. B. Stevens is making some altera.
tons in his buildings. and b. l.. Merrill
is doing the carpenter work for him.
John Ripley of Gardiner was in the
place Monday.
,a,,f 10
,lay for a short visit with her grandpa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Merrill.
Walter Johnson came from Boston sat
urtlav and stayed over Sunday at Mrs
| Efhe Smalrs. returning Monday.
Carrie Peacock is visiting friends al
| l.itchfield Corner.
EAST READFlELD.
The scholars in Miss Aliens school III
| this place will give q social entertain
ment Friday evening. Feb. 3. the pro-
| ceeds to be used for purchasing an ull'
abridged dictionary for the use OF th'
school. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Morrow
have kindly offered the use of thcil
house for this occasion. Ladies arc
invited to bring a cake and those at
tending are expected to contribute tel
cents each to the fund. a general at
y 10 uNSICu tiiu "a P'N'>'~ =
tertainment is assured. At the close O.
the school box social will be helt
l with exercises by the scholars. Mis-:
Allen is an experienced teacher from
the Pennington Normal school and i:
meeting with good success.
/ NORTH WAYNE.
Miss Annie Hall of Oakland is z CUES
bo~
l I.aforest Rowe has returned from tn
hospital, where he went for treatment
and is able to attend to business again.
| W. Levitt returned from Portland Tues
lday.
Will:ston Jennings made business tr.l
to Boston recently.
J. Ringbloom and Miss Jennie johnson
went to Lewiston Wednesday.
F. A. Turner. Mrs. Clara Tibbctts ~,
Mrs. Bertha Wells of Fayette were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ s. Abbott Tues
iday.
LlTcHFlELD PLAINS.
II. F. Woodland and James Libby hay
been drawn as jurymcn for the Marcl
| term OF court
Mrs. NJ z. Rogers and daughter Flora
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Wed
nesday.
| NORTH PiTrsroN.
1.-TWO Little Girls in Red" was pre-.
scented here Jan. 25 before a large ant
'Iappreciative audience The part.
lwerc well taken and the entertainment
much enjoyed. The piece was alst
given before highly pleased and large
audience at Dresden the week previous
/ READFiELD DEPOT.
Edward Sedgley received a serious in
j Jury while at work in his mill at Eas
Mt. Vernon making barrels. boar,
, was thrown back from the saw. strikin,
| with. great force on his neck and iay
bone. He was carried to the Contra
Maine General hospital Wet3nes, day morn
ing by the advice OF Dr. SIilliken an,
DR.. Bates of Winthrop, who were bot
+ in attendance.
/ NORTH SIDNEY.
There will n prayer meeting nj Ed
iward Trask's Friday. Feb. . at ;