Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
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The remains Of the late David PERCY
of Eath but formerly of THIS town. w.r,
brought here for intcrmcnt in N,,tuassrt
cemetery last week. Mrs. Lucy Carlton.
III one time his wifi, was buried in III.
same cemetery only a week Previous lie
left no family nearer than brothers chill
drcn
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.. Thwing srcnt tn.
Sabbath in West Dresden.
Mrs Blair Of Chichester wife Of t3ncI-
nc"r Blair Of Doloms mill, Will spend
the winter in West Moolwich
The negro, who was arrested in Drcy-
den was looked on as II suspicious; per
son in this town, bun rs h" did not cor
re ;pond with the description of Francis
he was not d, tanned.
Quite a sensation has been caused ~
the legal proceedings against Mirs S:rti"
Call of Pittston. Il teacher here, for !o,;
ginG Arthur Rice, an alleged di%ob.Iiont
pupil. A fine was Imposed 10y the judge.
but We hear that she ha:: appealed.
parshlcy'S crew is occupying the Pres
colt house ANA he viii soon begin to cnt
the lumber on the place.
NOh n BOW DOiN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Allen ar" re
cciving the congratulations of their many
friends on the birth Of 4 son, which DC
Cured Thursday. Nov. j..
"A telephone has recently been installed
at the home OF Moses Ly1:;trn.
James Tar passed Il few days of last
week with friends at II'ut"n.
W. A. Frat is in tue employ Of Edwin
Cornish at his portable gasoline mill on
the Johnson Woodlot.
There is an Improvement noted i'll tic
condition of Mrs. Alexander Ridley, who
was reported i'll last week.
Mrs George Rogers of Lit"hfi"ld passed
Sunday here at tho nome Of her sister
Mrs. c. +. Allen.
Mrs IT. r. Small ana Miss Ccrilc Small
were visitors Saturday in Lewiston.
w. +. Johnson WIS 4 business visitor
Tuesday in Lewiston.
Miss Maudc Pratt was the guest Mon
day of her aunt, Miss Ella Pratt.
The lucky man i'm this vicinity to cap
turc the first deer is Charles Dclawara.
who last Friday shot fine buck deer
that was found grazing in his field
RICHMOND.
Otis Wirslcw of Randolph WAS the
guest Of VIII Thurlow last Wednesday.
Allie rcnsmorc Of tie Dcnsmorn House,
Dr, sdrn. went 70 l.nston Last Thursday.
where he is t. be employed by one OF the
larc" tug companies during the coming
winter.
Ia I-.,n 11s1t- CIV
office to tt" Farnham block ami has fur
nshcd [ with a new safe. lie has one of
the cpsicst Offices ir town.
RI" Sunshin" Club met ut Mrs. Ruth
NJ xHeH,S nom" last ThmSd ~ .ut'rI""n,
ana much business Of a charitable na tur"
vas planned for the coming HOLIDAYS.
This is one OF the most helpful societies
in town. ard helI hrid%" over many imrl
places for the worthy poor and unfortu-
hates.
The t-nivl rssllst..Aid VIA Enc.a rnldie-
bnIcd dinner. ana supper tn. at their
chal u next Wednesday. These dinners
arc very popular ara veIl 1.atrnnizcd.
Ms. Florence Maxwell and Mrs Fed
Rogers went t. Augusta last Friday.
They returned on the afternoon train.
Mrs J. +. cdiornc and son Joseph Of
East Pittstnn. lave been tho guest Of
Joseph Odiornc for the past week or
more.
Mr.. Hughes Of MASSACHUSETTS,, was
vi&itcr ut III" Grammar School huildinnE
LAST SATURDAY morning Ey his rratuity :,
copy of each pr, sidcnts portrait waS LEFT
with tLr PriMcipal. which WAS greatly ap-
prcriIt'd hy tEc pupils. An effort viii i"
made to s,tur" a club for tie lew pnnrr
The Young Idea. To- which irnG. Pow
~ If i:arGirr will contribute articles
THIS tact alone VIII commend il 10 ~"
Young pupils Wfo rr' ALWAYS III studies
of nature.
The Maine Central * shipping \ large
amount uf hrmlor for III" .!raIstro"t Nil!