Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-15
Weeks News From Hustling Maine Towns
LINCOLN.
ALMA.

ALMA.
Mrs. Jennie Hilton of Damariscotta
is at +. Il. Jones.
Rev. {. H. Young of Rowdoinham
lecturcd on Yellowstone National Park
at the Baptist church Wednesday
evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church was entertained by Mrs.
julius Jones 1T North Newcastle
Thursday afternoon.
]. III. slower of Rockland was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jcwett of White
field was i'll town Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Philbrick of Rockport has
been ut \. q. +. Pcaslce's.
Miss Alice Osgood of South Jcffer-
son has been spending a few days at
Woodbury. Parsons's.
The portable mill is being erected
on the west end of Hartley Averilr,
lot by Carpenter & Chase of New
market, y. II.
Perez r. Jones died Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. a. Woodbridge and
son and Ella NJ. Campbell, all of
North Newcastle, We're at Parsons
Bend Sunday.
JoIcE.
The Free High school at Reyes Cor
ner opened Feb. ) with every prospect
of a profitable term OF school. There
are 50 pupils in attendance and with
All able instructor, Mr.. Whipple, a
successful term Of school is anticipat-
ed.
Mrs. Lizzie Dunton. with her little
daughters. Georgia and Grace, visited
her parents last week.
There are seven from the Lewis
school VINO are attending the High
school at Reyes corner. They are:
ina and Tena Henry, Edith Grady
Lizzie Skehan, John Grady. Leslie w
Lewis and Henry Gibson.
NORTH WALDoBORO.
Mrs. ". r. Walter entertained tho
Saturday Social Club, Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mank of East
Waldohoro attended church here, Sun
day.
Mir. and Mrs. l.. G. Mank of Fey
ler's Corner called on friends here Sun
day.
George Euglcy aud Elmus Shuman
went to WaidobOro. Saturday.
There will be Il church supper at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Walter
Saturday evening, Feb. Il. All are III
vitei.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oliver and daugh-
ter Gl"nys passed Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Flanders
Medomak avenue.
Mrs. Orchard r. Mank who is hav-
ing severe trouble with her eyes has
gone to Boston for treatment.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Soulc of West
Waldobcro passed Sunday with Mrs
Soul1's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Newbcrt.
The church supper held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. league was n
grand success and WAS largely attend
Ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mank of East
Waldoboro passed n very pleasant eve
Ling ut the homo Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Miller. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Washington Born
hcimer and grandson james passed
Sunday afternoon in East Jefferson
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan HodgkinS
The lumbermcn have taken advan-
tagc of the little Snow that has ar
rived and are rushing their lumber t.
the mills as fast as possible.
Miss Carrie Cusllman and Miss Mil
noon with Hiss Loui" league.
CEDAR GROVE.
Office. has averaged over three Thousand
pieces Of mail per month in the last three
months.
Miss Rcbecca Prescott. who has beer
quite sick, is a little better.
Ice cutting has commenced again at Iro-
boro and they began running at the
IIathornc Houses Monday morning,
The STOW storm of Friday made quite
a lot Of scraping and more teams an.
needed.
Mr. Mccormick If Bath has opened tht
boarding house ut Cedar Grove and al
Berry's.
Geo. T.illiam has an order to build a
large gasoline boat for Mr.. Deering this
spring. and has also sold Il boat and en-
CINE to Cart. Cfas. Foster to be used a,
the Richmond ferry this summer.
George Moody is keeping time at Coda,
Grove houses.