Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-24
CROSS HILL.

| with the electric car is gaining.
Fred Keen is on the sick list.
CROSS HILL.
| Word was received here a few days
ago Of the severe illness Of Mrs. Lillian
Hit Of Pressure Isle. with typhoid
\ fever Mrs. Hit formerly lived on
the hill.
| Charles Mower Of East Vassalboro
was on the Hill Oh business. Monday
| afternoon.
Miss Grace Perkins visited friends
il Winthrop last week
On account Of the storm Saturday
| evening the concert and social Of the
Washington League Of The Perley
school was postponed 10 Friday even
ing. Jan. 26th.
| Several weeks ago one Of the horses
OF Fred Perry. the mail carrier on
Route 6. was taken lame near the resi-
| dence OF Eugene Warren al South
| Vassalboro. Mr. Perry left the horse
with Mr.. Warren until last Saturday.
and she getting no better he had Nj.
Philbrook Of Augusta come up and
chloroform her.
| The snow is nearly all gone and trav-
cling win have 10 be done on wheels
or on foot for the present
FARMINepALE.
North St-Mr ana Mrs. Geo. Gross
o. Gardiner spent Sunday al Harry
Cannon's.
Irving Smith Of Auburn is at home
sick
| MI Monroe has returned home after
| z short visit with friends in Massa-
chusetts.
Eben Marston who has been visit
| ing his father, 5. T Marston. has re-
| turned 10 New Hampshire where he
i employed.
Miss Bertha Bradford Of Auburn is
visiting a !. V. Smiths.
Quite ! number from this place at
tended Inc meeting Of the newly or
ganized grange al the New Mills Mon
day night
Mrs Edwin Jones has returned home
lITcHFIElD.
POND EOAD.-Leonard o. Merrill
Colby 90. and Chadbourne Merrill. who
| works il Gardiner were at home sun
day.
Mrs. Emma z. Bowley returned from
q visit tc Providence. P L. Saturday
Miss c. H. Kendall came from Bow
doinham. Saturday. and attended the
services at the chapel Sunday. return
ing home Sunday night She was ac-
companied on her return By Miss A
H.
GAYS as her guest.
Mrs. William Weeks has returned to
her home in New Hampshire after a
STAY Of several weeks with her brother
Elmer Hodgkins.
L. H. Merrill Of Gardiner was the
guest Of his son s. L Merrill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waldron. Mrs.
Arthur Waldron and Mrs. Josiah Wey-
mouth and daughter Lulu were among
the visitors a. the chapel. Sunday.
Mrs Is. X. Berry entertained her
three sisters Thursday. They we're
called here by the death Of another
sister. Mrs. Alma Brookins.
z. T. Small. E. L Merrill and 3. ".
Ridley Were engaged in hauling cord
wood from Bowdoin hast week.
Ruel Merrill was kicked by a horse
recently. on the leg. making a painful
wound. Although somewhat lame M.
Merrill is able 10 get round. and his
leg is doing well.
Chadbourne Merrill expects to 60 "a
New York in few days where he Will
b. employed by A P Berry.
Miss Kendall was the recinien, of q
very handsome present. Sunday from
the little girls Of the Sunday school
Mrs. Lila Ashford and daughters
Rena and Ethel visited her brother 4
P. Berry, Friday
quite a number in this vicinity bav.
JOINED the Gardiner Grange. which
was organized there recently.
Miss Edith Brann is sill, xe-x III.
Win no sign Of Improvement AL
though cripple. and unable N waIl
Ioi years MISS Brann is still a very
ropular young lady, and a host Of
I ieiids are grleved 10 learn Of her
present severe and painful illness. and
wish for her speedy recovery.
EAST PITTsToN.
MIS- Lucius Moody is repor,ed 10
be quite i'll. She is attended by DR..
Odiorne.
A goodly number was nrasa,, a. -he
iast fortnighrly dance at FowIe.s han
4 ms was a Calico Ball. ana the
- l~es 10 De given to the wearers of
me two prettiest dresses were award
10 MISS Cecil Croker and Miss
Alice F. Cakes.
ne Fi'tston & whitefeld Mutual
n insurance Co held its annual |
l.eeling al F'owle's han, Tuesday. jan
. = and the following officers were
eo. Carleton Philbrick. Pres;
no,e FORD. Sec; Augustus Lapharn. |
auan.or. Michael Doyle, r. NJ Little |
T. F. Reed. directors.
a young stranger-a daurhter-ar-
rived Al the