Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-31

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Parsons Of Damariscotta it was decided
that an operation was necessary. Ac-
cordingIy DR.. Thompson of Portland was
called and performed the operation Mon
day morning. The operation was for ap-
pendicitis, but other complications arose
rendering another operation necessary
Notwithstanding her serious illness Miss
Philbrook is reported AS doing we'll.
Wednesday morning our community
was shocked to hear of the death of oul
townsman and supervisor of schools,
William NJ. Sides, who passed away
about O'Clock in the morning. MIR.
Sides had been slightly indisposed for q
few days ewing to an attack OF indiges-
ton, but had been attending to his du-
ties, visiting the village schools during
Tuesday. His young son Alfred hearing
the deep breathing Of his father, tried to
arouse him and called his aunt Upon
reaching his bedside Miss Sides found
him dead. A physician was called. who
pronounced the direct cause of death
apopleXy Mr. Sides was born and, with
the exception of year in jefferson, al
ways lived in Waldoboro. He was mar
ried to Miss Maude Besse of Jefferson.
who died 4 few years ago. Mr. Sides
was DC years of age and leaves two sons,
Alfred and Loren; one brother, Oscar, OF
Brooklyn, NJ y. and two sisters, Mrs. +,
E. Philbrook Of Damariscotta, and Miss
thy of the community is extended to the
a icted family
Miss Ida Welt. one of our POPULAR
teachers. was operated upon Thursday
by DR.. Thompson of Portland for appen-
dicitis. Miss Welt had been quite i'll for
a few days and an operation was deem-
ed absolutely necessary. The patient WAS
resting comfortably last night, but ow-
ing to the seriousness of her case was
very i'll. Her many friends hope she may
recover.
The Lincoln Academy Senior class will
present their drama WHAT Became of
Parker" at Clark's hall, Waldoboro, this
evening.
All the village schools are closed for
I'M "NNN. c"llic, " tiit utUlll OI INC Su-
peIvsor, Mr.. Sides.
JOlcE.
Roger Trainor and family are all
suffering with very bad Colds
Miss Edith Grady went to Gardiner a
short time ago where she has employ
nent.
Thursday morning, Jan. Il, the tfer-
mometer went below all previous rec
ords which was 90 degrees below, and
was thought to be the limit for this To-
cality, but Thursday morning, Jan. "a,
it was 26 below, and it seemed as
though the North Pole was coming this
way with the same velocity, it is said,
the North star is approaching the
earth.
There is quite local market for dry
cord wood
Miss Mabel Hanley closed very
successful term of school at Keyes Cor
ner Friday, Jan. %.
lit is expected that the Free High
school in the Church district will COM
mence Feb. II.
DRESDEN MILLS.
Last Thursday was the coolest morn
ing Of the season, the mercury being
as low rs 81 below. Many men from
here who We're at work on the ice suf-
fered from the cold, some freezing
heir feet and hands.
Mrs. Will Hondlett and baby are
staying at John Gates while her hus-
band is away this winter.
Leila Call and Lila Stilphen were not
absent during the winter term of
school.
Mrs. Ames is improving; she is try
ng the cold air remedy and finds it
very beneficial.
Eddie Cloud is confined to the house
With bad cold.
Nola Houdlett is at home, having
completed her school in North Pittston
asst Friday.
The Dresden Whist Club meets with
Irs. Cotton Saturday night.
Mrs. Emily Call was discovered in a
,itiable condition Sunday morningt She
vas found on the floor in the kitchen
cry badly chilled. It is supposed
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t is not known how long she had been
n that condition. Fannie Simpson
las come to care for her.
Ancil Weymouth has a very fine
Edison monograph and he is ever
eady % entertain his friends.
Maurice Blinn is unable to be at
york on account Of an abscess on his
lrm.
Mrs. Pushard and her daughter Ethel
re having severe colds.