Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-06
KENNEBEC.
ALBION.

ALBION.
Albion Grange held is regular meet
Ing on Friday evening November =.
There was Il good attendance in spite
of the bad travelling. There is much
interest shown in the contest between
the members Of Sister Nelson's and
Sister Abbott's sides to see which side
will score the highest in the programs
given. Each side to give three pro-
grams and then the losing side fuf-
nishes a supper for all. At the last
meeting Sister Nelson and her helpers
gave a good program consisting OF dia-
lOfueS, charades, farces, essays, vocal
and instrumental music. readings and
Rotations Sister Abbott and her
helpers have charge Of the program
for next Friday night.
Lawyer Jones of Liberty has been in
town running lines and surveying land
for William Leonard.
e. F. Wiggin lost a valuable horse
one day recently.
Merton Leonard began carrying the
mail On route A. the first day OF No
vember Mr.. Leonard fills the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF f.. F.. Wig
gin who has been serving since the SER
George Wilson is at home from He
bron Academy.
Mrs. Ruth Jones was called home
from Waterville by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie William.
Edward Taylor was called to Boston
last Friday by the illness of his son
Eiwood, who had been operated upon
for appendicitis.
CHELSEA.
Very few were prepared for tho Snrw
storm of last week. which for IL" tim"
Of year was very severe; but now 1t IS
over. the banking Of houses. putting on
storm doors and windows. etc, will be in
order
Mrs. F. TT. Libby has been confined t.
the house by illness. DR.. Cobb of Gar
diner was in attendance.
Harry Morren has gone to Weeks Mills
on n hunting trip. II he has his usual
pohd luck he will bring home at least ON"
deer.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Farnham of Angus
ia were callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. J. +. Hayes Of Gardiner. II. z.
HAYES and Miss Jennie Theobald of Ran
doiph, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter RuEgles Of South
Jefferson were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Meader last week.
s. NJ Dorr OF Gardiner was at his Old
home in town Sunday.
Theodore Hayes spent Saturday in Au-
gusta.
Miss Ida Searles is with friends in
Frrmingdalc for Il week or two
Another of the old residents Of our town
passed oyer the bordcrland last Satur-
day-Jcrome Corhin. lat" of Randolph.
Uncle Jerome" as he vas known to ev-
Cryone was resident of our town for
many years and was much respected BY
old and young. Since the death OF ms
wife several years ago he mad resided
with his son in Randolph. He Wis -
wears of age. He served in the navy
during the Civil war as 4 past master $
mate and was an able scamon and loyal
soldier Two sons survive. George, first
mate of the steamer kennebcc for many
years. and William.
EAST READFIELD.
c. c. Morrill, has built new hen
house with facilities for caring for 200
hens. and w r Mace has added To his
building another large room so he can
accommodate some 30 for the ensuing
winter. When one dozen Of eggs brings
more than Il pound of the best butter.
farmers begin to respect the han.
J. b. Mayhcw's goods went to Auburn
Monday. Two furniture teams came
from there Sunday RICH; and "tartcd
carly Monday morning on their return.
heavily loaded. Local teams are haul
ing wood and heavy freight To the sta
ton. where a car was loaded. II is re-
ported that Luther Butler has EUR
chased the Brown lot owned by Mr..
Mayhem on the Plains road.
NORTH WAYNE.
Percy Allen went to Canton Friday
i"r visit with relatives. From there he
VIII go to the Maine woods in search of
oeer and other game
The Wayne. Fayette and Reaafia,7
Sunday School Association viii 49,,
next Wednesday. Nov. :, with Fave,,s
Corner Sunday school, All are invited
the program that is prepared will h,
Interesting ard instructive.
The North Wayne Tool Co. has com
menced its seasons work. Ii has ha,
vacation since June.
Rev. j. P. Lapham Of Old Orchard ;