Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-04

Mrs. Lydia Day is visiting at win
Townscnd's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Brown of Augusta
passed New Years day at c. H. Love-
joys.
Mrs. L. Fl. Wyman and daughter
Pauline, visited Mrs. Josie Blaisdell
last week: also Mrs. Evelyn Keene.
Miss Nellie Cross of Augusta is the
guest of Mrs. Clarence Richardson.
There was good attendance at the
Baptist church last Sunday afternoon
and Il most interesting sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Albert Leach from Luke
Nii:31. (;
The friends of Charles Clifford of
Brewer, were glad to see him at the
service of the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. Clifford is visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. Arnold Clifford.
MOUNT VERNON.
Moses Hall died Friday after Il long ill
| ness. The funeral occurred Sunday
Amazie Butler met with an accident
Thursday by falling from 4 scaffold in
his barn. inJurng his head quite badly
| A physician was called and was obliged
| to take several stitches in the wound
Mrs. George Wells and daughter Grace
spent Sunday in East Livermorc visiting
! Mrs. Wells father Mr.. Swift.
| Harry Q. Watson is visiting his brother.
Roscoe, in Boston.
Baron Dekalb is at home from Lynn
! Mass. for Il few days. where he has a
position as conductor on the electric cars.
vASSALeORo.
Many loving friends will DO saddened
| with Mrs. Gust;,vus Husscy. who has re-
| ceiyed a telegram from DIR. n. II. COlman
Of Les iatos. Cal. that their sister. hlrs.
| EeSta A. Brown of the same place died
of pneumonia 1T his home Dec. DIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Husscy are spend
ing the holidays at his old liome.
Frank Skilings is on Hussey Hill again
| for the winter.
MANCHESTER.
| Joseph Fifield and daughter Grace
have arrived at Pine Bluff winter
resort of the South. where Mr.. Fifield
has gone for the benefit Of his health.
! Miss Helen Frost has resumed her
studies at kent'S Hill after the holiday
| vac2 ton.
READFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Gordon and son
Herman, recently visited Mrs. Gor,ion's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Eben Hunt.
School at the East Brick began Dec. Is,
| "iti Ltli''fl O1 faftTlllS Ton
as teacher. Miss Allen came well recon-
mcndcd. and all are sure it will be 4 very
prosperous term.
Santa Claus was very generous at two
! OF the homes on the Hoyt Hill road us l,.
presented Miss Alice T.. MarSton and Mr.
! Erwin w. Lord each Il very nice organ
| Both Miss Marston and MIR. Lord will be-
gin to study music in the near future.
| Mr. Bert Gordon will haul the lumber
! which Mark Collins purchased of Edward
| budley to the new mill ut Hoyts cross
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gay spent Sunday in
North Manchester.
Last week Mrs. Charles Wyman of
| West Mt. Vernon, Sustained Il severe in
| Jury to the right hip by = fall from the
chair from which she attempted to arise
| Having had IL fracture OF this hip sofn,.
years before it was difficult for hei. to
Use it therefore the reason for the fall
Sh" is at present as comfortable as can
| well be expected.
a series Of meetings are to he continued
at the chapel at Readficld Corner this
week during four evenings.
| Dudley Hanos is improving and is able
to be up and about his room. His son
William from Waterviilc spent the Sab
bath with him.
| Charles Fogg has n fine full blood here
ford cow very sick from milk fever.
Some are harvesting their ice. about one
foot in thickness. but many will wait for
colder weather.
Geo Carson is at work on lumber for
stable which he will complete here in
the early spring.
| Warren Raymond and mother have
moved to Winthrop for the winter.