Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
KENNEBEC.
LITCHFlELD.

The comedy drama "A Fisherman's
Iuck." will be presented by the Young
p.oples Dramatic Club of Monmouth
assisted by Adams orchestra, at Union
hall. PurgatOry, Fridey evening. Feb
o. To be followed by an oyster supper
and dance. This drama has been play
ed several times and everywhere met
with universal praise.
LITcHFiELD CORNER.
Rev. Smith Baker of Portland has
hought of Mrs. Kindrick, the building
formerly used by the late DR.. kindrick
as an office and drug store, and present
3. ed it to the Congregational church for
vestry. 1t will be moved to the
church lot in the the near future and
necessary alterations will be made.
The people are much pleased with this
new acquisition.
DIR. Newton Of Sabattus was i'll town
Tuesday on business connected with
the remaining stock on hand in the
drug store of the late DR.. Kindrick.
There was very pleasant party Of
Young people at Rev. T.. A. Harlow's
Wednesday evening. Games We're play
ed and refreshments of candy were
served.
The prize essays We're read before
committee consisting of Mrs. Anna
Smith, Henry Taylor and Miss Carrie
Alexander Tuesday afternoon. The
names of those selected to take part
in the prize contest will be announced
later.
DIR. and Mrs. Gross went to Lewiston
Monday. The doctor was present at an
operation performed there.
Mr. McManus was able to ride out
Tuesday
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The lecture on abraham Lincoln" at
the Methodist church Sunday evening
by the pastor, Rev. c. A. Colpitts, was
largely attended and was intensely in
teresting from beginning to end. a col
lection for the FrecdmanS Aid Socie-
~ was taken ut the close.
The schools in town closed for the
year last week.
Work on the wooden mill. although
little slack just at present, promises to
~ all right in Il few days as orders
have been received and all that is
needed is Scme changes in the machin-
cry. This is indeed good news.
The condition of Miss Sadie McOuil
Ian whose serious illness was reported
last week IS said to be comfortable and
her many friends hOre for q speedy re-
covery Miss McQuillan is the district
deputy president of the Daughters of
Rebekari and besides 4 host of person.
al friends she has by her faithiulneSS
as an officer of the lodge won the love
and esteem of her broi hers and sisters
all over the district.
Mrs Mabel Welch is critically III.
II. D. Il. Aver has been working in
the interests of the Central Maine Fair
Association. Several new life members
haIe been secured. '.1
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
olist church will serve n supper at
their vestry on Thursday evening,
Feb. p.
The insurance on the buildings of S.
s. LightDody recently damaged by fire
has been adjusted.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. John Nero has been confined to
the house for the past few days with
heart trouble. She is attended by DR..
w. O. Cobb of Gardiner.
O. A. Nichols of Hallowell was the
guest of w. T. Trask Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. Palmer of Gardiner formerly
of Union was the guest of Mrs. II. l..
Hayes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Augusta
We're the guests of Mrs. +. G. Hayes
of Randolph Sunday.
Miss George White passed last week
with friends in Augusta.
W. ]. Ryan of Portland passed the
week with W. F.. Trask of this place.
Mr. Ryan is one of the directors of the
Maine State Institution of the Blind
and made his trip to this place on
business. He went from here TO Boston
Monday on n business trip.
Roland Beckwith of Randolph pass
ed Saturday and Sunday with w. T..
Trask.
w. II. IIaves suffered a painful ac-
cident last week He started to get
some ice To put in the creamery ana
slipped and fell in such n manner as
To strike on his side breaking one rib.
He is attended by DIR. w. q. Cobb of
Gardiner
EAST READFiELD.
Sidney A. Gay and his brother oi
Augusta have taken the job of hauling
the poplar from the Lancaster lot on
the east shore of Carleton pond to the
station at Readneld.
Jeerson Dudley. who has purchased
the Flanders pasture north of his farm
boundary, is cutting and clearing the
lot
G. s. and G. c. Morrill, hauled -four
nice porkers to Winthrop Monday haV-
ing sold them to Jackson & Towie
J. p. Dudley has engaged his lot to
ha