Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-05

in the Blake house on Pleasant street
belonging to j. B. Packard. has moved
into the Shaw house on Back street.
where he will take charge of the place
the coming winter.
Several crews are at work in town
packing apples.
John Davis has moved into the
Blake farm on Pleasant street, which
he purchased Of ]. B. Packard recent
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Cooling. Blake & Co. have purchased
wood lots of John Plummer and Henry
Norris on Back street and will cut and
haul the same to their mill at the
Centre during winter.
The recent rains have washed the
roads badly in places.
Fl. Hathaway & Son are doing a good
business in cider. A large quantity of
apples are brought TO their MILL
Henry shepherd who has been i'll is
much improved.
Martin Nichols who is in falling
health has gone 10 q hospital for treat
inent.
Mrs. Elvira Norris has gone to
Massa chusetts to pass the winter.
A dancing class has been formed to
meet once q wer! at CUEston hall.
NORTH PiTTsTcN.
Miss Hannah Mc' '"rali":; and friend
of Bath were visitors recently at the
home of Mirhae, Mct'cr:nich.
G. W Sca~ls of Augusta was Il bust
recc fc lle, IL, town Thursday
Mrs. Frank MsCugin Of East Chelsea
attended the entertainment given by
| the students of til" lti'h : hOol at
North Whtai"I1 RECENTLY.
After many months OF if,cus" suffer-
ing. attended by tNtal H!iHIacss and
finally r,&niting ID paralysis. Edgar
James of Reyes Corner PASSED away
Friday night. a widow and adopted
son survive. Funeral services wera
held a his late home Sunday afternoon.
Eev. Elhridge McEingsiey of White
field officiating. Interment in Manlc
Grove Cemetery Randolph.
John Goodwin OF Randolph is employ
ed at Isaac Marson's.
| Frank McGugin has had the water
| brought by pipe into his house which
will prove q great convenience.
| Merrill Clark whose house was burned
| last August. is erecting another on the
| site Of the old one and hopes to hayr il
ready for occupancy before winter
Charles Lawrence. Herman Scott and
Ira Elkins are employed in its con-
Struction.
Arthur Lawrence and Charles VII
/ Oh I,n ns
lass on the Gardiner road last week.
Mrs Harriet Williams had an i'll turn
Sunday. DR.. Odiorne of East PittstoH
was called Later she was reported as
much improved.
Captain George Dearborn who has
been stopping at G. B. Putnam's Went
to Gardiner Saturday where he intends
to pass the winter.
The Wiley & Mccormick portable
mill was shut down the past week oW-
ing to other business to be attended to
c. X Green has shingled the house
formerly owned by Miss Emma Green.
which was recently sold 10 party from
Beverly. Mass
Henry Marson is reported as being
very i'll.
SOUTH VASSALeORO.
Edward Howe and family have moved
TO the Gideon Hallowell farm.
Mrs. Melvin Wixon died very Sudden
ly at her home Thursday Oct. ii.
c. H. Morse has been making i'm
rrovenents to his house. putting in a
yer! nice fireplace.
Miss A!y-:le Webb, teacher of the
Primary school at North Nassa Iboro.
wa; :; guest at F. 3. Whitehouses over
Sunday.
AS Hiram Brann was driving from
East Na-@;9 lhoro to his home. his horse
becan" il ,rned at a stack of beans
covered with a canvas near the resi-
denc.' Of NJ. F. Davis. and, overturned
the carriage. throg:in= N'r. Brann into
the ditch. I'll" ;.!i.I.:;;! :'f...f rsn about
one 'ni!" i."fnrt H.. .:- VI: ,;....-.:. No
damage was hoE" .N-ri.t g. severe
shaking ny In Nj. Rrann.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. HAIRY Lee # .i.lorIy:H w.. calling
or friends I!c," last i'l.Is'3N.
Mrs. ii. +. i!Hurs .t.tettylr .t Mt whist
last Fl id;.V crCniuI. i;.-tr.'- lt.Ii.-i'- Were.
served during .iIt }.'.in-. Ii" first