Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-21

Where ne VIII De employed ny Heo.
Jose during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs George Hughey are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
daughter.
There will be a social dance in jack
man hall, Friday evening.
Mrs. A. D. Moore who has been quite
i'll is much better.
There will be a Seven Cent sociable.
March 9th, given by the members of
the Ladies' Aid.
Abram Newton and Levi Newton
have gone exploring.
SMITHFIELD.
After being in poor health for long
time, Mrs. 3. w. Harrington passed to
a higher life Tuesday night, March II.
During her last illness she expressed a
firm hope of meeting the loved ones
who had gone before. The funeral SER
vices occurred at her late home Fri
day. conducted by Rev. H. NJ. Haywood
of Norridgewock. The remains were
taken to Augusta, her former home, for
burial Her age was about 6S years.
The family has the sympathy of the
III 10 oiiiNeANAA'
Silas Higgins received a bad cut on
his little finger one day recently split
ting the finger and entirely severing one
part from the rest of the finger.
The funeral services Of the late Joel
Doyen occurred at his home Sunday af-
ternoon, March 10. A widow and one
brother mourn his loss.
IaalJ pros have returned from
Deadwater, where they have been
Mrs. Walter Hartford is a little bet
ter.
Mr.. Meader was in town Friday look
ing over several lots of lumber.
ST ALBANS.
Miss Zana Prescott is i'll. and it is
understood that she has CONGESTION of
one lung.
Presiding Elder Phelan was here
over Sunday. He gave a very inter-
esting and instructive talk.
The village High school, Harold Rob-
ertsOu, principal, and Miss Sara Little.
assistant. closed last Friday. The
school gave an entertainment in the
evening which commanded the closest
attention Beside the townspeople,
there were some present from Corinna.
Palmyra, Pittsfield. Hartland and
Harmony. A social followed the en-
tertainment. The pupils presented to
each of the teachers a copy of Holman
F. Days pine Tree Ballads
Several students returned Monday to
DittSaG1l To nnntin1n their Studies
the Maine Central Institute.
The c. L. A. second basketball team
played here against our High school
second team Saturday evening. Score
% to y in favor of the home team.
C. J. Worthan sold more than 20
horses at public auction Saturday.
EAST coRNvlLLE.
Charles VI. FogG has sold his farm to
Mr. Jackson of Madison. Mr.. Fogg will
remain on the place until the roads are
in good shape.
Dana Fogg arrived home Saturday
for q visit to his parents.
s. Blaisdell arrived home Saturday,
after being absent for several weeks.
Mrs D. NJ. Bean went to North Bel
grade Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Ernest Morrow.
Mrs. Emma Frost of this place is at
Skowhegan very sick with erysipelas.
Her sister has gone to care for her.
BLACKWELL.
The Christian Scientists held their
services at Daniel Murray last Sunday.
There was good attendance. a
meeting will be held at a. j. Trefe-
then's next Sunday.
A social dance was held at c. E..
Chapmans last Saturday night. a
good attendance is reported.
Chester Gaylord who has been work.
ing for T.. o. Danforth has gone to
work for H. E. Spear.
The first crows of the season have
arrived here
Lula Holway of Madison spent
Saturday night and Sunday with E. Q.
Danforth and family.
The school in the Eames district will
close this week.
Superintendent Foster and Miss
Weston teacher of music visited the
Eames school last Friday
HINCkLEY.
John Curtis, who has been suffering
from a cold on his lungs, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Joy visited
friends in Fairfield and Watervillr
Wednesday.
Earle Palmer spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Tracy in
Clinton.
Mrs. Sophia Davis is on the sick list
with a bad cold.
G. +. Holway Of Madison, is visiting
relatives i'll town.
Melvin raIimcr las in Portland on
business Thursday.
Miss BcTnicc Holt Who has been
RAISING Il few days with ner grand
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Holt, re
urned To her home in Skowhegan.
Monday.
One Of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was that which
occurred on Friday evening, March Is
at Ryersnn hall. when the ladies Of the
kenncbeC side Club entertained tn,
gentlemen. The invitations had been