Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-17
NORTH SIDNEY.

NOH n SION6I.
Frank Houghton has gone to Augusta
to enter the employ of II. NJ. Springer.
John II. Field took Il business trip to-
Boston recently and spent one night
with his nephew, Clyde H. Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Bean attend
ell the funeral of the latter's cousin i'll
Mt. Vernon Wednesday.
F. S. Benson and Mrs. H. l.. Johnson
attended Pomona Grange in Augusta
last week.
Mr.. A. Sawtclle and son. Donald. OF
Oakland were at the home of his son,
Ralph Sawtelle last Sunday.
Miss Belle Gof went to Augusta
Monday where she has a position in the
shoe shop.
II. B. Smell of Watervillc was at Dr.
II. l.. JohnsOn'S Sunday.
Miss Edna Clark of WatervilIc is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Abbott.
a. NJ. Drummond of Augusta was the
guest over Sunday of his brother,
Arthur DrummOnd.
Miss Harriet Field passed away Jan.
Is at her home in Sidney, where she
had been for the past six months, i'll
with consumption. The diseased was
the second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Rucl Field and had been employed in
the millinery business in Boston for
several years. Beside her parents She
is survived by sister, Miss Evelyn
Field of Boston and a brother, James
A.. of this place. The funeral will oc-
cur Tuesday at . p. M.
EAST PITTSToN.
II. II. Cary left last week for WASH
iiStOn, ID. c., on a short business trip.
Miss Ida Dow went to Portland, Mon
day, for a few weeks visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be en-
ttrtained this week by Mrs. F. w. Man.
sir.
Joseph Pcrham went to Boston. Mon
day. where he vii! pass the remainder
of the winter
Miss Edna Dow of FarminSdale spent
Sunday at her home in this village.
AT recent meeting of the Goth Cen
tury Club the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
Nellie Moody; secretary, Miss Grace
Knight: treasurer. Miss Myra p.
Hcwey: collector, Miss Rose Wright;
committee on work, Miss Nellie Moody
Mrs. ]. T.. Marson. Miss Grace Knight.
This club is in 4 most prosperous con-
dition. Several additions to it's men,
bcrship have been made recently, and
the Willingness of all the members to
work earnestly denote successful
yeHr. The next meeting will be on ian.
20. at the homo of Miss Nellie Moody.
Eliphalct Cary, who has been
clerking for w. $. Cleaves for the past
three months has gone to Bangor where
he has obtained a better position.
Al. Martzs Special Company played
at F'owlcs' nall. Friday evening. 1t
called out large crowd who thorough
ly enjoyed the evenings performance.
Miss Lucinda Long Of Whitclicld. is
keeping house for W. W. Peaslee this
winter.
About 60 people. friends cf Mrs. Cora
FowlcS. recently gathered at her home
for the purpose Of spending Il social
evening. Adoniram Baker brought his
| graphophonc along and pleasantly en-
tcrtaincd during the first part of the
evening. After this, music was
furnished by Mcssrs. Lewis Davis and
John Mcpherson for dancing, which
was heartily enjoyed by many of the
party. Refreshments were passed To
the guests by three little boys. Wilson
Scott, LinWo God Moore and Willie Scott.
SOUTH VASSAL BORO.
Arthur Casey and George Tobcy have
! been saving wood in this place the
past week with their new gasOlene en-
gine. ...
School opened in this place, Monday
morning. after one week vacation
caused by the illness of the teacher
Miss IIcillman.
+. r. Whitehousc who has been very
! i'll the past week with jaundicc, is
| rapidly Convalescing.
As Mrs. Andrew Melvin Of China was
| passing Whitehousc Corner last We'd
ncsday her horse was frightened at Il
Sasolcne engine and became unlnan-
ascable. Running and kicking it
| cleared itself from the sled. making Il
wreck Of the harness. Fortunately
Mrs. Melvin escaped with a few cuts
and bruises and a general shaking up.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Miss Cclcne Stewards. who has been
| passing a few weeks with her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stewards re-
turned Saturday to her position III
! Springfield. Mass.
Arthur Thornhill met with painful
accident while in the woods. A tree
| III falling struck him. No bones were
broken but he was obliged to remain
| in doors several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coombs left
| Friday morning for Chelsea. Mass.
where Mr.. Coombs is to engage in
business.
Fred Whitney is kept busy cutting
| ice in the lake for his many CUSTOM
ers. 1t is of fine quality and is being
rapidly harvested.
Mrs. Caroline Hescock was i'm Wa
| tel vile Wednesday for the afternoon.
Coasting parties are now the order
of the evenings. The full moon and
the hills coated with ice furnish a