Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-05
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Row, School; Something to Guess
Herman Taylor; "a Queer Little Boy,
Herbert Currier; How to be Happy
Rerticr White; 1.-THE Serenade." Mer-
ton Stevens; chorus, Swinging
school,; New Years Resolutions,
Lura L. White; 1.-THE Wise Squirrel"
Lloyd c. Ingham; 1.-THE Duty of the
Strong" Agnes E. Copp; "A Timely
Topic" Gertrude May Raymond; "A
WISH" Ralph L. Stevens; my Dolly. y
Grace White; "A Motion Story" Cora
bradley; House Cleaning" Florence
Stevens: 1.-The First Snow FALL" Vada
B. Taylor; school Prophecy" Miss
Alice $. Bradley; chorus. THE Farmer
Boy" school.
READFIELD DEPOT.
The funeral Of the late Miss Hattie
E. Henderson who died. "Wednesday,
January 90, occurred Saturday, Feb.
LIT at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Henderson. by whom
she is survived, also a sister Miss
Sarah Henderson survives her. Not
| withstandins the severe storm many
friends and neighbors were present,
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, Kent's Hill, off,
ciating. A solo was sung by W. r.
p~,,rre Director was H. H. Carrie.
Miss Henderson was - years, y
months. Of age and from childhood,
size Rad been an invalid. and perhaps
for that reason she was more endeared
If possible to her loving parents and
devoted sister, who have cared for her
50 tenderly. Often while She was I'M
der the care of a skilful physician.
hopes, never realized, were entertained
of her ultimate recovery. A few
m ontns ago she was taken to Portland
fer medical treatment. Returning home,
unimproved, there was no complaint
but patient endurance of her suffer-
ings. meeting the family each day, and
greeting friends, who called. with
nleasant smiles. The remains were
taken to Cambridge. Mass, Monday,
for burial. by her parents. The family
have the sincere sympathy of their
friends. The floral offerings were most
beautiful. A wreath of roses was sent
by relatives from Massachusetts,, a
bouquet of roses was contributed BY
tie Ladies' Aid and a bouquet OF
p'1hS Dy MIS- Aurl3n Jones, all ar
ranged with beautiful ferns.
f. NJ. Hutchinson left last week for
Indinqpols Ind.
Everett Cuisine. of White Rock, was
the guest of Henry Hutchinson over
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Patterson. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. F. W
Brown. returned home to Winthrop,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sanborn are both
confined to the house with the grip.
WEST WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel True Mrs. Nell
lie and Miss Stella Barton. attended
East Kennebec Pomona, at East Vas
salboro, Tuesday, Jan. 2S.
CORTLAND Taber. who has had an
attack of the grip, is convalescing.
Stephen Lamson's family have the
grip. Mr.. Lamson is quite sick from
the disease. Charles Sabins is taking
charge of the outside work.
Ralph Gerrish. who has been quite
sick, is much better.
READFiELD.
The snowstorm of Saturday has
made the lumber and wood business
lively about town and dry wood is
cheaper than it was ten days ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis H. Wright from
Old Town are at his old home in this
village for few days visit.
Walter Williams has bought the
RIDER stand at the Corner and will
soon move there.
Small attendance at church here on
Sunday.
Most Of those who were on the sick
list, last week are better.
a. Fl. Wilson. who has been confined
to the house for the past three weeks
or mure. is somewhat better but not
able to attend to business yet.
The diphtheria case reported last
week proved very mild, and no other
cases have as yet developed.
FAYETTE.
Ray Hogdon of Lawrence, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. H. ]. Tuck, last
week.
III. J. Bumford, Erwin Gile. H. J.
Tuck and some others have recently
sold their apples, but there are many
lots yet unsold
The snow that came Saturday Will
make business lively, this being the
first to make any logging possible.
Ed Smith has finished cutting pine
on Mrs. Carrie Underwood's lot.
Mrs. c. B. Judkins and Mrs. Char
lotte BODICE both remain about the
same.
NORTH WAYNE.
G. w. Ladd is at home for a few
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Ladd.
c. H. Maxim and son Wilbur Of
Wayne were recent visitors at the
home Of his brother, H. G. Maxim,
who has been i'll for several weeks but
is now slowly improving.
E. w. Abbott is now at work with
Earl Hutchins for the North Wayne
Tool Co.
Mrs. A. B. Smith. who has been ill
for some time with the grip, is i'm