Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-28

lloalh Wcfe among the guests and Mrs
Mary Small.
MIS-. y. NJ. Patterson will entertain
the Church Circle Friday afternoon
ana evening with Il Picture supper.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Mr.. Brown will hold meetings here
next Sunday, March 4.
Mrs. NJ. :. 'ifcld who has, been very
sick with rheumatic fever is able to Il,
up Il little.
Mrs. 3. p. Winslow is suffering from
Il severe cold.
Mrs. j. Albert Knowles is visiting
friends iii pittsfield.
Mrs. Frank Robinson who has hoan
on Tie sick list is improving.
MY. and Mrs. w. : Knowles, daueh-
ter VIENNA and son Winter Mark. and
4. =. Knowles all Of Augusta, Eay.
@|"n recent visitors of Mrs. John
Knowles.
SIDNEY.
ON saturday, Feb. -. the funeral
'''N'Nc 'l Darwin l.. Philbricll took
place III his lac homo i'll Sidney. Mr..
fhififlcN VAS Well-kEoyn through the
Town having resided here all his life.
Ills age WAS 81. He WAS a man or a
retiring disposition, modest in manner,
li"Sc honesty and integrity were un-
Iu'%tionru, ana al who knew him can
testify /" MS cndcavor 10 give every
h"dy 4 square deal" Mr.. Phil
nrIck rad Been ill since the curly part
ot Inst November but WAS not obliged
t" take his bed until Dee % ut which
time Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who have
lived with rim since last june. called
the physician. To the loyalty of Mir
and Mrs. Wilson can be attributed
NEST o. tn" comfort he had both for
months previous to and during his
sickness fcr it was they who 50 nohly
stood by him 10 the last. ever ready to
minister /" his wants During the lat
ter part of Ills illness Mrs. Hoyt OF
l'cit"St assisted III caring for him and
his brother Charles WIS with him
much Of the time. His brother. DEI-
lry, who hvrs in Boston came during
lis illness and as has always been the
ease since His hoyhood days. spared no
comfort On expense to make his last
days ~ comfortable as possible. Mr.
Ihilbricl had never married. He
leaves two brothers and one sister to
moItn his loss. Rev Mr.. Rrar.lon Of
Oakland preached the sermon at the
funeral.
EAST READFIELD.
The winter term of school in this
place closed Friday, Feb -. with in
tcr,.s sting exercises, followed by Il box
social Ill tie evening. The exercises
consisted OF music, rccitations, dia-
irt;CcS ANA tabig4uX by the scholars, in
which they we're assisted by some ot
Then tri,nLs Vi larger growth and ca
i'ci..ECc. MI. ANA Mrs. Leonard
barber with violin and clarinet, and
Miss Alien. olganist. furnished pleas
INK Music. and George Merrow's
sra. .n"rh"ne added largely TO the
pie Sue OF these present. The scnol-
ars clrIicd cut their parts to pcrfec-
ton. aiid showed the perfect discipline.
Of Il good teacher. The bidding on The
toX.s tn.t followed was exciting. and
juLlius from the satisfied countc-
RANGES of the successful bidders, while
cnjuFins the contents in company with
the fair owners. they had made :, good
Investment ri their cash. The pro-
ct"dS of this and a former entertain
m"nt viii enable the School League TO
puchasc Wcbstcr's Unabridged die
tinuary and stand for the use of this
SrEool.
LiTcHFiELO CC...-G.
a young daughter has arrived at the
honc OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Eugene Camp
bell.
I .;,-,, 1,.,.
friend. MisS Amy Taylor.
Mis- Daisy kinGricl is at home for Il
short vacation. She is one OF the
teachers Of Monmouth Academy.
Mrs Mary Pickett is quite sick with
a very severe cold.
Robert Niles spent Sunday in town.
w. j. Starbird of Lewiston, was in
town. Sunday.
The names of those who are To take
Part IN the coming prize essay contest
are Misses Carrie -\llcIl, Eleanor f'Ui-
ie,ton, i.Isir Pratt, Rhona Maloon,
s'tdtira Alien. and Edna Chick, Walter
I.an" Harry Allard. Drlma Small,
Fred III, l,,r and Richard Tucker.
Tin building formerly occupied rs 4
drug store hy The late Dr.. kndricl. is
ncin.f cleaned out and viii soon b"
m"vcu to the church lot.
AIR. and Mrs. Goldsmith of West
Gardner were in Gown Sunday to visit
their daughter Edith who is attending
school here.
NORTH WAYNE.
l.. L. Simpson is very lame caused
I. T.; TIT /.