Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-05
CROSS HILL.

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Howard Fuller, inspector of the Chi
ma Telephone Co, was on the Hill on
business Monday.
Holman Marden of Augusta is build
ing a camp on the east shcre of Spec
tacle pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ballard of Cen
fer Vassalboro were calling on friends
on the Hill Monday evening.
The China Telephone Co., is extend
ing the line from Seaward to Cross
HILL The poles are on the ground and
workmen will begin to set them lmme-
, Giately.
S. b. Richardson of East Vassalboro
!, was on the Hill on business Wednes-
day.
Winfred Dana of Augusta has bought
the hay on the Charles Gardiner place
and is now hauling it to his home on
: the Cony road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis of White
, field vleile,, Mrs. b. B. Jones and Mrs.
NJ. j. Clark Saturday and Sunday.
Millard Waldron and Mark Higgins
are on a hunting tour in northern SOM
crSet county.
Miss Annebell Ingrahar1, teacher in
the Perley school, attended the teach
crs' convention in Portland Thursday
and Friday of last week.
George Higgins has accepted a pO-
sition in the pulp mill at Millinocket.
ROME.
Burt Warren is very i'll with appen-
dicitis.
Joseph Burk is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
1; Milton Bickford of Belgrade was
| taken suddenly i'll recently while visit
ing his granddaughter, Mrs. Alfred
Mosher Dr. John Dyer of New Sharon
was called and pronounced it to be a
;, case of iaundice.
d BELGRADE.
Mrs. Aurilla Page, widow of the late
g David l.. Page of this town died Mon
$ day afternoon after a short illness al
n the age of S. She is survived by 9
daughter, Mrs. F. G. Yeaton. grand.
S daughter, Mrs. r. II. Pulsifer, a great
e grandson, Page Pulsifer, three sisters
Mrs. G. w. Stuart and Mrs. Geo. E
: Minot of this town and Mrs. Ward Jen
rigs of Lapeer Mich, and one brother
q Hon. George F.. Parcher of Lewiston
/! Mrs. Page was native OF Norti
Leeds, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Parcher of that town, and Sine
her marriage, over 60 years ago. has re
sided in this town, respected and lovet
n by all who knew her. Until within
$ few weeks she has been a remarka bl,
~ active woman for her years. IN
funeral services will be held at tn
Is house at 2 P NJ. Thursday
" WHITEFIELD.
G. The Ladies Aid gave a HailoWce'
III social ct the hall Friday evening. Man
forms Of amusement We're Offered
r Mysterious baxes containing lunche
tt were sold. A short program, includin
Is play called The Family Album,
was given. The sum of $50 was real
- - iZed
" The first snow of the season fell Sat
urday noon
= Masquerade ball ar Kings Mill
Nov TO- Music by Lee.
John Ford, who has been spendln
the summer with Clarence Ford, ha
gone to Augusta for the winter.
John Brown has moved into tn
Wetherell house.
Mrs. e. H. Albee, who has been il
is convalescent
Mrs Ephriam Spinney, who has lee
visiting in Gardiner, has returne
home.
Mrs. W. C. Wetherell of W;nslo'
was calling on friends few days ag'
Mr.. Kelley Of Gardiner is setting
furnace for l.. II. Ford.
T., 5. Fish has a fine yoke OF oNe
for sale.
w. +. I1cmmay of jefferson was
the place Monday.
A party of friends met at the hom
of William Potter Saturday evening t
celebrate the first anniversary of thel
q wedding A bountiful supper of candle
a am! apples were served. The eVenn
was enlivened with music by John Pot
ter. All united in saying they had pass
ed a very pleasant evening and depart
I. cd leaving many valuable presents a
, testimonial Of good will
JEFFERSON.
= +. TT. Rose returned to Watervlle Nor
.. day morning.
Chester Boynton of Bowdoin Collee
z rassed Mcndav and Tuesday at his hon
!. in this place.
,. s H. Bond of East Jefferson installe
= furnace at Fl. A. Clark's recently, an
q also at Ira D. Boynton's.
Z. Mrs Emma Wentworth of Walthan
70 Mass, is visiting relatives here.
James Glidden of Palermo was in tn
, place last Saturday.
10 Moses Ersknc exchanged oxen wit
x FranI. True of Whiteficld last week
la Margaret Weeks. who has been i'll tn
IA past week, is convalesccnt.
8. DRESDEN.
u Miss Bertha Robbins, who has bee
L | F,,. tt,, NJ \
- Yeaton, returned Thursday to the nom
y in Augusta.
q. F. IT, Cate who passed last week i
Massachusetts returned home saturday
l. Minnie f. Rittall pasesd Thursday ]
8. Augusta where she visited her moth
, Mrs Nathan Rittall, who lately under
A' went surgical operation at the City hos
pitli.
= The ladies of the Eastern River Grans
n acted as mon at the meeting last Thurs
g. dav night. They furnished n good prf
~ | gram ard at the close a supper wa
served. rendered as Il surprise to IN
male members. The previous week tn
,oo, filled 70 offices of the women.