Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
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Hospital at Lewiston, Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs F. +. Towne, have re-
covered from their recent illness so that
Mr. ToWnc is able to attend to his bus
mess.
Mrs. E.lvira Neasey returned to her
home Saturday. having been visiting
III Sk0H heean the past few days.
John Chase was in this vicinity Sat
urday looking after veal calves.
Pearl Danforth has been sick the past
Week.
Arthur Trefethen and Eugene Burns
returned from Dexter last week, where
they have been on a business and
ana pleasure trip.
NJ. NJ Moore and family received
from Mrs. Ella Ridley Snow the an
nouncement of the marriage of her eId-
est daughter. Bertha May to William
James Adams. Apr. 9TH at Seattle
Washington. The family formerly
lived in this place but went to Massa-
chusetts some time ago where Mrs.
Snow has lived since her husbands
death.
Henry Tripp who has lived on
1hurston Hill the past two years has
sold his farm to Rickard Bros. from
New Brunswick. who moved in their
goods the past week
MADISON.
Alton Furbush started for Boston
Saturday with his brother Walter.
Mrs. Ernest Ward is visiting her
parents on Ward Hill for few weeks.
Erwin Ames was at home on a visit
Saturday and Sunday.
A part of the help in the Madison
Mill returned to work Friday noon.
G. G. Wassen went to New Portland
for 4 pair Of oxen. last week.
Mrs. Viola Wellington is quite sick
at present.
Warren Blackwell and James Wassen
are saving wood with horse power.
A. H. Ward was at Skowhegan Fri
day on business.
CANAAN.
Miss Ina Goodrich VIII open her mil
linerv ;,arlOrs at Horace Weymouth's $
the coming week.
nv ''Pl liiS wi VI NSiiidetll I1loli
school commenced Monday, April l6.
with Henry Taylor of Litchfield as
principal.
Robert Williams and Max Foster of
Winslow We're the guests Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Is. Foster, Satur
day and Sunday.
Misses Ina Smith and Cassie Burrill
arr to teach III Clinton the coming
spring.
George Deacon Of Pittsfeld was in
town last week tuning pianos.
The assignment of teachers i'll town
for the spring term is as follows:
Grammar, Miss Mayme Peavey:
Primary. Miss Shelhe Harris: Rams
dell. Miss Flora Gleason: Whtten.
Amos Nelson: Haskell, Miss Mabel
Smith; Moors Mills. Miss Susie Holt;
Slab City, Perley Gowen: Browns Cor
ner. Miss Addie Cover; Brock Miss
Lucie Burrill.
ST. ALBANS.
Harry Merrick while at work at Sill
vers Mills Saturday broke his leg.
Miss Carrie Frost has returned from
Guilford where she has been for sew
eral months.
Mrs. Greeley BigelOw returned Sat
urday from Skowhegan.
Mrs. Jesse Stone has gone to Bos-
ton for a few weeks.
o. w. Bigelow was at home over
Sunday.
Zana ana Alzada Prescott We're in
Pittsfield over Sunday.
Hon. D. D. Stewart attended court
at Bangor last week.
Hiram Martin, one of our oldest
citizens, is very sick with pneumonia.
Thomas Frost Of Dexter is visiting
his brother, d. l.. Frost.
Hon NJ. l.. Merrill gave a very in
teresting talk at the Grange Saturday
Oh equalization of taxes.
Miss Ethel Badger returned
Wednesday from the Eastern Maine
General Hospital al Bangor. where
She was operated upon for appendi-
citis Sne is considerably improved.
Mrs. Wallace Osborn is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Carroll Southard is somewhat
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs Ford Of Cleveland.
Ohio. were speakers at the Friends
church, Sunday.
MERCER.
LYMAN Dennison has returned home
from Lewiston where he went to be
treated for appendicitis three weeks
ago
There was an Easter entertainment
at Wiley schoolhouse Sunday. No
services were held at the church Sun
day as the pastor. Rev. J. r. Remick,
was at conference. 1t is not ex-
pected he will be returned here. Dur
ing his four years pastorate here he
has made many warm friends who will