Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27
LINCOLN.
NORTH WALpOBORO.

NORTH WALDoBoRO.
Harold and Everett Shuman went to
Waldoboro Saturday.
Warren J. Burnheimer has gene to
New York for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Otis Borneman and Miss Ada
Paisley drove to Warren Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Walter went to Bucksport
Saturday to pass Thanksgiving with
her daughter. Miss Ruby Walter
Miss Verma Newbert went to West
Waldoboro Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. j. Frank Soule.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and daughter
Reta Of East Jefferson passed Friday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Overlook.
The deer hunters of this place are
determined to have a deer before the
season closes.
W. II. Walter is having a new floor
laid in his mill and is making other
repairs before staring up for the WIN
ter.
Bert Bornneimer is building another
large hen house, and A. ]. Walter is
building a nice wood house.
Mrs. o. L. Mank and two grandchil-
dren, Miss Florence Walsh and Curtis
Sidelinger, went to South Washington
Saturday to visit her son, MIR. and Mrs
Alvin Mank.
Mrs. E. c. league has four carpen-
ters from Warren boarding at her
house. They are repairing the build
ings on the Upton place in Weaverville
recently purchased by Alexander Spear
of Warren.
the boys as well as the men have
been enjoying fine cigars set out by Mr..
Llewelyn Oliver who has just been
married to Miss Nellie Flanders. only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Flanders. all of this place. Their host
o; friends congratulate them and wish
them long and happy welded life.
One of the citizens of this town who
seldom goes out cunning. having a.
few hours to spare started out to try
his luck in the cedar swarps of
Weaverville. When about half way
through this swamp he was confronted
by large deer who stood and paved
the earth for a few minutes, and then
vanished into the nearby thicket
When asked why he did not shoot the
deer he said he was so surprised he
forgot he had gun in his hand.
rs JEFFERSON.
1 II Z. AZ K. Hall has returned from New
sHanapshire.
The men of Willow Grange enter
Ssfainsd the women Saturday night
yAere was a literary program and an
sstsr supper.
1irge Burgess has closed his place
I'M gone to Massachusetts for the
'eteE
SsSS21S3bert Jackson recently bought 40
skins.
Nh here will be an entertainment at
6aAge hall Thanksgiving evening.
&c JoIcE.
8drs. Charles Hildrcth has gone to
s&4yettville. N. Y. where she will pass
sweek or more visiting her parents
Sand other relatives and friends.
The building at Brooking's Corner,
formerly occupied by James Ward. has
been rented to parties. who will soon
occupy il as a dwelling house and store.
ALMA.
Mrs. T. A. Simpson and daughter
Iva were in town Sunday.
Mrs. George G. Erskine and Mrs.
Harry MARI are passing few weeks in
Boston and vicinity.
Leon Leighton CT Lewiston was in
town Thursday.
DR.. Emerson of Newport was in
Town Friday enroute for Damariscotta.
a. +. Davies and r. r. Sterling of
Foftland were in town Tuesday.
The remains of Mrs. George Carle-
Ton were brought from New York and
buried in the family lot at Alma Centre
last week
A reception for Rev. and Mrs. F. L.
CAnn was held at the home of F. L.
Weths Tuesday evening. Nov. 49,
There were s. present and all reported
Very pleasant evening. Refresh
ments consisting of sandwiches, coffee
and cake were served. Mr.. Cam was
presented with a purse of money from
The young people of the church and
society. All are very sorry to lose Mr.
and Mrs. Cam from this place. but
wish him success in his new field of
labor.
Maud G. Parsons is home from her
school in North Gorham for her
Thanksgiving recess.
WtSCASSET.