Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25

mates, a Mr.. Wing who lives near Port
land
Frank Hatch has sold his farm to
Sewall Littlofiold of st. Adams, who will
take possession in the spring.
Mrs. T. B. Seekins of Pittsfeld was a
recent visitor in town.
Chailcs Wakefield has returned from
Clinton.
The witnesses in the Stewart Woodcocll
trial at Newport, returned home Friday
night and will return to Newport Dec. 1.
Harry Skllings has moved into the
rent recently vacated by James Dunn.
Mrs. Joseph Davis who recently moved
here from st. Adams. died very suddenly
of pneumonia last Wednesday. She had
many relatives and friends in this town.
Lucy Sllillins has gone to Dexter. where
she has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crockett have gone
to Dexter village for the winter.
Mabel Page was home over Sunday.
Mrs John Churchill is in Bangor visit
ing her sister.
Theodore Woodcock fell and Injured his
spine last week at Newport and is quite
i'll.
CAMBRIDGE.
Ardell Folsom and Miss Elvia Pease
were married last Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. John Pease. by Rev. T.~ji. Ham.
The bride was becominely attired in white
nuns yelling and the groom the conven-
lional black Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom have
hosts of friends in this town where they
have always lived. Mr.. Folsom las been
absent fer a few years in Alaska and
expects to return to Seattle this winter
and go to Alaska in the spring to make
his home.
John Cole returned home from Newport
Saturday.
Charles Thurston is i'll with measles.
Joseph Chadbourne is very i'll with pncu-
lnonia.
Ed. Chadbourne and D. G. Noble each
shot a big deer last Saturday.
There will be prayer meetings every
week at Weber and services on Sunday
every two weeks.
ST. ALBANS
William l.. McBane of Mississippi
and Lena b. Butler Of this town were
united in marriage Saturday evening
Nov 81 O. w. Bigelow acted as best
man. VIVIAN Laughton bridesmaid and
Sadie Hilton maid of homer The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. III.
Gray.
Irving Robertson has been at home
for a few days. He expects to return
to Jacknlan where he is to cook for
lumber crew.
Miss Zana Prescott is at home from
Pennington Normal school for tive
weeks vacation. Her sister, Leta. q
student at Morgan Business College
Watervile is also at home for a week $
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Goodwin cXpoc,
| 10 move to Hartland in the near future
George Nelson is selling off his stock
and farming tools. He and Mrs. Mel
son expect to soon go to Seattle where
thew have a son and daughter.
The Helpful Workers Fair nett"(
them some over sixty dollars.
Miss Alzada G. Prescott was il
| Piusficd Friday and Saturday calling
or school friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin BigeIow have
gone to Lewiston for the winter.
| VIM Watson has sold his pine ium-
her to be shipped to Belfast.
| H. 3. Hilton the r. f. ID. carrier mas
received his routing cabinet from the
post office department.
HARMONY.
Several deer have been killed in thu:
| section since the snow came.
| w. S. Bemis VINO underwent an oper
alton for appendicitis in Lewiston
hospital. a short time ago, will return
home this week
| There will be q sociable and enter
taipment at the hall on Saturday even
ing. A program including farce vii
be presented
JACKMAN.
Allan Moore has gone to Portland
with his brother Sanford. who is t
enter the Eye end Ear Infirmary 70
treatment to the eyes.