Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-17
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
CROSS HILL.

>. CHO6S 6I1I'
Arc Ida Hadfield. closed her house
,,.eek and has gone to Massachu-
To-. I Tbis. makes ten vacant houses
,o,ween the Augusta line and Sea-
wards Mills.
1ohn T. Watts. and son Dell, of
,v..erville. were on the hill on business
last week.
Tho Washington League OF the
perley school. will have a concert and
-ociable at the Baptist church.
saturday evening. Jan. 90. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Master Elmer G.. Perkins has MORN
ing glory in blossom.
Charles Newell of Augusta was on
the hill on business. Saturday.
Frank Ballard. Will Tobey and
Arthur Robbins, are cutting ice.
G.S. Perkins is loading n couple of
cars with apples at VassalbOro this
week. This will make twenty cars
that he has shipped since last fall.
WEST SIDNEY.
During the last quarter Of the Sum
day school the attendance on the part
of the boys and girls has been marked
Although but one scholar, Ray Nesbit
has attended the school every Sunday,
there have been a number who nave
missed but one session.
the friends of Mrs. Calista Hallowell
will be glad to know that she is enjoy
ing good health and passing pleasant
winter with her son, A. Il. Halloween
Cli.tondale, Mass.
Mrs. Esther Wyman is visiting her
daughter, Mabel Wyman in Augusta.
Frank Carson has gone to Mechanic
Falls. Maine.
Mrs. Anecnette Smith has been pass
ing n few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Scribner.
Mrs. N. r. Swift has gone to Massa-
chusctts to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Rollo Taylor.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held at II. +. COrson's Tuesday even
irg, Jan. 16. All are invited.
WEEKS MILLS.
the first Of the week. He found it dead
i'm the stall when he went out in the
morning to feed his stock.
Harold Choate met with an accident
Friday night. He had just driven in
from Augusta and as he was turning
the corner by George Clarks his horse
became frightened and ran. Some part
of the sleigh broke and Mr.. Choate was
thrown out near d. Y. Whites house.
The horse was caught in Mr.. Wiggin s
yard. She had completely wrecked the
sleigh and cut one of her feet. Mr.
Choate escaped uninjured.
]. r. Brown received a diploma from
the State Board of examiners Monday
last to practice dentistry, surgery and
medicine on domestic animals. Mr.
Brown carries on a blacksmithinG bust
ness here in the village and handles
and trains 4 good many horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey Of Stan
10y Hill were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Isaiah Wiggin Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Choatc went to Branch
Mills. Sunday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Lottie Bradstrcet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones of China
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Isaiah Wiggin.
Miss Addic Sproul Of Windsor Nccl
is visiting her aunt Mrs. NJ. +. Perkins
The Busy Bees met with Mrs. Aaron
Davis Thursday. nineteen members
were present. Two new members were
takn into the society. Mrs. Eta Hollo
way and Mrs. Hattie Holloway Al
original poem, entitled Hattie Ann an'
Me" was read by Mrs. Eta Hollowa,
which created good deal of mirth
The next meeting Of the society will b
Jan. 18th with Mrs. Charles Choatc.'
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. White and daugh
ter Edna. of Augusta were the guest
OF relatives here over Sunday.
The Busy Bees had the pleasure o
meeting with Mrs. Aaron Davis
Thursday, January 11th. They passc,
n pleasant afternoon and received tw'
new members. They will meet in tw'
weeks with Mrs. Charles Choate.
READFiELD.
Mabel williams of winthrop was tn
guest of Jcannettc Dudley several day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt wer
visitors in HallOwell last week.
jefferson Dudley sold six Jcrsc.
hcifcrs to z. H. Thomas. Thursday.
A. S. Holt is driving a new horse.
Mrs a. w. Brainard entertained Mrs
Jennie Gordon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Curry of Halo
well and Warren Hunt were visitor
at Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hunts last Sun
day.
Mrs Emily Fletcher is confined t
her bed BY a severe attack Of indiSes
ton.
Many parties in the vicinity OF HOY
Hill are putting in ice which Is iron
twelve to fifteen inches thick, hauling
II from Carleton pond.
Mrs. r. J. Dudley was the guest
Mrs. Alpheus Townsend. Thursday.
Will Savage of Wilton accompanie'
by Mrs. L. b. Blanchard spent scvcr;'
days this week with friends IN MI
Vernon, Winthrop, Readfield an