Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEc.
BELGRADE.

will present the drama "Willowdale'- at
Belgrade Grange hall Monday evening,
Jan. 2S with the following cast Of char |
acters: Joel Bassett, postmaster ami
storekeeper: James Tebbetts. Tom
Skerrett: The Accused, Clarence Rich
ardson, Joseph Godfrey: a lawyer am
bilious and INSCRIPTIONS, +. c. Eos
ter; Clarence DnsmOre; the school
teacher. q. Il. Farnham: Rev, Mr.. Pros
ser. the minister, +. l.. Pray: Lem.
Tackett, leader Of the choir and i'm
promptu detective, A. r. Wyman; ST.
mon Primer, who had rather white
than work, Clarence Chase; Millie Bas-
sett, a child of fate, Blanche Hanson:
| Mrs. Bassett, Joels wife, inclined TO
have her own way, Alice NJ. Pinkham:
| Rosetta Gates, a bit Eighty, but true
| friend, Martha Bachelor; Miss Haz-
ey, who imagines things. Mrs. Clara
Hammond Oleander, the help who
! thinks lief is joke, Ada F. Richard
sor. If stormy a postponement will be
! made to the first fair night. Good mu-
| sic will be furnished for the dance.
| Supper will be served.
Chester Bachelor died at his home
here Jan. I. after long illness of stom-
ach and liver trouble. He was life
long resident of this town, being the
| oldest son of Chester D. and the late
| Vesta Clark Bachelor. He is surviv-
ed by a widow and two small daush-
tiers. also a father and brother, Ernest
of Belgrade Depot: two sisters. Miss
Grace Wellman of Auburn and Miss
Martha of Belgrade Funeral services
We're held at his late home Thursday at
I11.30 o'clock The body was placed in
l 10
terry.
| Among the visitors at A. H. Tuck
er's Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Wadleigh. Miss Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 7. Pinkham.
Farmers are harvesting their ice.
w. ]. Spaulding is cutting it. The
neighbors of s. NJ. BickfOrd. who has
been sick for the past six weeks, hauled
and housed his ice for him.
Leslie Bickford is suffering from an
iabscess on his finger
MIR. and Mrs John Wellman of Au-
burn were in town last week.
NORTH WINDSOR.
! Mrs. Albert Craig has sold her horse
to Mr. Austin, Of Cross HILL
Lottie Fernald is sick with a cold.
Tho many friends Of Haddie Merrill
are sorry for his loss in the destruction
; | Of his fine large stock of goods by hre
last Friday.
The Ladies' Union will meet with
| Mrs. ]. Frank Jones Wednesday after
| noon.
Norris Smart is confined to the house
| because Of a severe cold.
; D,r+o, MA E+bal CarnprIpl
sneak highly OF the Waldo General hos
: rital. 10 which they have recently
| gone for a course Of training.
Archie Coswcr who was confined t.
: | the house several days last week witt
all liberated tooth. is out.
: Mrs Daniel Burrill. who has been il
for two weeks. is convalescent.
e Mrs. Minnie Merrill and daughter
: Matte. have returned home after ;
: visit at Augusta.
!. Mrs Margaret Pierce has been con
fined to the house for two weeks by
cold.
Mrs. Elbridgc Caswell is with he
; daughter at Augusta Mrs. Flora Mon
roe. Mi. and Mrs. Monroe are rejoicin
on the arrival of little one in thei
home.
Lucy Eddington of Watcrville close
her school here last Friday after
successful term of six weeks.
Mrs Queen Dow is improving
health. BABY Norma Laura Dow
now three months old and is doiI
nicely.
WEST GARDINER.
I,,.;,, DI,lyo xvbo haep visit in
his grandmother Mrs. Anna Blake. he
returned to his home in Augusta.
All the schools in town closed FIR
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harper of Mar
chester passed Friday evening at d
Merrilrs.
Harvesting ice commenced Frlda
and will be finished this week. The il
is Of fine quality and about Il inch'
thick.
James Small and family passe
Sunday evening at John Horns.
Harry and HALLS Horn will SOC
commence cutting a large number
cords of wood for their uncle, JOB
: Horn.
: SPEARS CORNER-The funeral
Nathan j. Knox was held at his la
= nome on the JaQuaith road last Thur
!. day.
: Thomas g. Seavey was at the Corn
:. on Sunday.
: Among the West Gardiner people
the State House on Tuesday were Ho
y John A. Spear, Hon. Fred TOW
h Frank L, Towle and Frank G. Wrigf
Fred Trafton is moving a lar:
amount of lumber from his Litchfie
woodlot to Gardiner.
]. b. Hayes crew of hay pressers a
at work at the barn Of Fred Babcock.