Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-20


Bank Exarrincr
no, 1jdJt
on the Cold Stream bridge pro.ress..
slowly.
Several from West Gardiner attend
ed the meetings Of the Pomoloeicat
society in Gardiner
\ few of the bows about the Corner
have possession of skeleton KEYS
These are no part of a genuine A1neri-
can boys outfit and parents would do
well to take them away
Judge A. NJ. Spear and Postlna ster
9. u. Libby of Gardiner passed Sat
urddy at the judges summer home
Charles Colby has just received a
promising two year old colt which he
is training for Mrs Perry of Dresden.
1t may interest those living along the
Gardiner &: Lewiston line to learn that
the following amounts have been
awarded by the Androscoggin county
commissioners George Roberts. S152.c3;
+. A. Chase. S11O.66: f. Maxwell. 16432:
All.nson Higgins $3.50; H. c. Wilson
Sl61.33
LlTcHFIELD PLAINS.
The funeral services of the late c. j.
McEevins, who died Thursday. were
held from his late home Sunday noon.
Rev. f. c. Slower officiating. The in
terment was at the Reed cemetery,
Richmond.
Hiram Carver and Hamp Gatchel Of
Monmouth were among the guests at
the Plains church Sunday.
+. T. Packard is enjoying visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Elmer Campbell of
Bath
NORTH WAYNE
John Moody Of Worcester. Mass. is
visiting friends in town.
G.. n. Lane is suffering from an
attack of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. S. Abbott aud
son E. w. Abbott were called to
Winthrop. Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Abbotts father.
Simeon Weston.
Mrs c. A. Ladd is still on the sick
list
Percy Foss. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Foss. is i'll at his home here
with q severe attack of indigestion.
a most excellent sermon was
preached at the vestry Sunday after
noon by Rev J. r. Palmer of Rum
ford Falls.
Rev Mr. Woodw orth of Portland will
occupy the pulpit Sunday afternoon.
Nov. "a if nothing prevents. IT. IS
hoped that there will be large att
tendance
NORTH vASSALBORo.
News of the shooting accident IN
WinIsor on Saturday by young Pink
ham of East Vassalboro was received
here with extreme sorrow. The PINK
ham family are among our most. re- !
Suected citizens and the young son
was # exemplary character. The ram
lily have the sympathy of all.
There will be work in the first de-
gree at the next meeting of kennepec
Lodge. No 121. |. .. o. F.. IueSuay
evening. Nov. 10.
Owing to the decline in price the APP
pie market is rather quiet IN this VI
cinity at the present tire
Mrs. Thomas Starkey VINO IS taxing
til, open air" cure is gaining.
Electric lights have been installed III
tic Town hall. the Masonic hall ana
the NJ. F.. church rs well as huihoei
: of stores and private dwellings
ROME.
John Watson was stricken VIII"
paralysis last Wednesday night.
Master George Mosher recently sfo'
a fox.
Mr.. and Mrs Farwell of Water.ihe
! visited at Frank Clements over ouhuas
J.H. Littlefield has a sleigh that ha'
been owned on the farm on WHICH ~
! now lives for 81 years.
UNITY.
Asher Douglass is away pre'S'hs
, hay.
The little daughter Of A. w. CARR
! while at play, hit dipper OF not wate,;
| spilling Il portion of it on her heao I'LL"
| neck badly scalding her.
| Ralph Gould has moved to me N"7o
i ter Bessey farm.
SIDNEY.
T.. r.. 1lIlSOn anu Ae''' -, ~
chester passed Sunday WIN
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. a. lI'iso''
Merton Jackson, Arson Bracket anu
Joseph Robinson returned aoJc
from a hunting trip to the big "oo"''
| bringing with them two deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brancn ""''
moved to Waterville for the "ih'e''
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rae of Boston arc
visiting his parents. Mr.. ana Mi''
| Benjamin Rae.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Butterhe1u
son Clinton, who have pee" p..~naS
several weeks at their cottase' Ie ..nr
Monday to their home in Manc'es'o'
N. H.
Miss Mary Longley Of Upton Ma .am
is visiting her sister, MIS- '"'