Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-25
STATE NEWS.
LINCOLN.
WlSCASSET.

lttuEHtu HUH I'oStci.
Mrs. l.. Fred Albcc has returned
from a months visit to friends i'll
Boston and vicinity.
Fred Merry, who has been sick with
liver, trouble, is out again.
Jesse White. Il popular grocer, who
has been confined to his home by Ill
ness the past four months was on the
street last week.
Charles w. Baker of Portland, was
| in town last week.
BUSINESS commenced at the cream
cry Jan. 18th.
viii Colby is logging in Woolwicil
and his family have gone to that place
| to keep a boarding house for the men
employed there, this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ritual are re-
joicing in the arrival of a baby boy.
Mrs. Mower. of Greene. formerly
Mrs. Eta Mute of this place, was i'll
town last week.
In honor of the event of opening the
new bridge to the public. the schools
gave Il recess and Joined the process
sion of County Commissioners. vlSl-
tors and prominent citizens. led by the
WiscaSset drum corps and crossed the
bridge which rcunitcS the towns OF
tWiscasset ana Edgccomb.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Mute,
widow of the late Abram Mute. VINO
died at the home of her son. David
Stinson of .\rrowsic. were brought 20
this place for 'intcrment. last week.
/ mt Isn1 lad
| leaves a good many friends in tlaS
place. &
| Mrs. Ellen Munscy has been vcly
sick at her home on Federal street.
The snow on the ice last week
caused a good deal Of Inconvenience
and some accidents to the rural mail
carriers.
Mrs. c. \. Pcaslcc. of Bath. was in
town last week.
| Hon. Luther Madd0cks Of Boothbay
| Harbor. was in town Thursday.
JolcE.
| The Free High School at Kings Mills
| closed Friday, Jan. 10. This school
| has been under the instruction of Mr..
| Whipple, who is a student at Shaw 5
| Business College. Portland. Mr..
| Whipple established the reputation OF
being d valuable teacher. He was Il
good disciplinarian, active, energetic.
and a thorough instructor. and re-
Guired of his pupils close application to
their studies. Mr.. Whipple will COM
mence a term of Free High School at
| Kcye's Corner, Feb. j. 1t is hoped that
l
| selves of the opportunity of attending
this school. Tuition for out of town
| 81 holars % cents.
Miss May Hanley has just closed I,
| term Of town school i'm this district.
and the good discipline. thorough in
sr'uction and enthusiasm impaired,
| has been a good fitting for the pupils
| IT, this district. to begin their work in
| the High school. Glasses in Seo2ra phy
and history. did excellent work. and
| their recitations would be hard to cx-
| cell.
G. J. Skehan sold a yoke of oxen last
week 10 Arthur Choate of Windsor.
William Hickey's son WAS quite bad
| ~ hurt last Thursday night while
coasting down Church hill on his way
to Turner's Corner. He was thrown
| from his sled which became unman-
| agcablc. He was carried to his home
| and a doctor summoned. 1t is hoped
he is not seriously injured.
Mrs. Lizzie Dunton has sold her
horse which she advertised Il short
time ago.
The buildings on the Daniel II. Dun
| ton place. which We're occupied by
Frank NorCross, are now closed. as
MIR. NorCroSS has moved to Augusta
All ar" glad To learn that Mr.. Kendall
of BoWdoinEani. Il man who is a farm
or and believes in farming. has bought
| tie place.
| Ambrose Grady is working with his
! father. who is numbering in jefferson.
WALDoBoRo
The entertainment given by the Re
| bck;lh Lodge, Friday evening, PASSED
| off very pleasantly. \ delightful pro-
grain VAS rendered the first part of
| The evening. consisting of tablcauX.
| entitled. Morning. neon, evening and
| midnight piano solo. Mabcllc T..
Reed, and Writers poem. "Thc
| Witch'S Daughter presented in panto-
mime, Miss Della White rcciting the
potE! in 4 very pleasing style. After
| til, program, the audience were i'll
| vitcd to the dining hall where hom.-
made candy was for sale. and Il pleas
| ant social hour was spent, with games,
| dances and conversation. Music for
the social was furnished by T. IL.
Davis. violili. and Mabelle Reed. piano
Nh ard Mrs. Joseph Jones enter
| tanned Mr.. Jones' Sunday-school class
| at their home one evening recently
| During the evening ice cream and cak"
were served. and before leaving the
| class presented Mr. Jones with a fine