Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-04

llTCHFIELD PLAINS.

! Mrs. Anthony Ashford is quite i'll
with grip. Mr.. Ashford has recovered
| and is able to be outdoors.
! A. r. Bucklin is reported on the sick
list.
A. p. Berry, who has been here the
| past week, has returned to New York,
accompanied by his little niece, Miss
Ethel Ashford. si1 III n
| Miss Angie Roberts arrived home
| from Newton. Mass, Tuesday.
George NJ Rogers is at work for A.
| NJ. Patterson.
Mrs Mamie Tarr was visiting at
Miss Edith Smalrs Wednesday.
| Mrs Dolly Stockman is visiting her
son IN New York.
Miss Mary Ann Small is stopping
| with her sister, Miss Alice Bartlett,
while she is away.
The Woman's Missionary Society
met with Mrs. George NJ. Rogers
| Wednesday with a Picnic dinner TO
| which the gentlemen were invited.
| Nearly all of the members were present
and very enjoyable occasion was re-
ported.
The Woman's Missionary Society
gave a Missionary dinner at Mrs. G.
NJ Rogers Wednesday, at which j. A.
| Chase gave a monograph entertain
ment.
LlTCHFIELD.
POND ROAD-Mrs Efie Small is
visiting Miss c. H. Kendall in Bow
| doinham.
Ray Richardson returned to Whitins-
vile, Mass, Saturday, after passing
Christmas week with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. Richardson.
| +. B. Stevens has been confined tc
the house for several days with bao
cold.
A. P. Berry arrived here Christmas
and is passing few days at his farm
Everett Maxcy and party of friends
passed Sunday at Seven Oaks.
The ice and the weather are bott
excellent for ice boating and those
who have boats are having great spor
these days.
Leonard o. Merrill went to Hitter,
Point Friday, where he has empl ~
ment.
B. L. Merrill attended a meeting O
the school board at Oramandal Smith:
Saturday night.
F. l.. Norton attended the funeral O
his aunt Mrs. Dingley, in Richmond
NORTH WAYNE.
This community was saddefed OF
learning of the death Of one OF Nort
Waynos most respected citizens
George F. Foss, who passed. ava.
Tuesday morning Dec. 81, at bis hom
on Main street. He had had lun,
trouble for several years but had beef
confined to the house only shor
time A widow one son, Percy,
daughter, Mrs. Maud Benson, two sis
ters and one brother, survive. TIL
family have the sympathy of lars
circle of friends and neighbOrs in thel
great loss of kind husband and indul
gent father, who will be 50 sadly miss
ed from the home circle. The. funera
was held at o'clock Thursday: Inter
ment was in the village cemetery.
WEST CHELSEA.
I Theodore Hayes and five of his childre
are II, with the cold that seems 70 D
| prevalent They are atteloeu ny ~
Cobr. Of Gardiner.
School ir District No. 8 has been close
for two weeks on account of tn
| measles.
John Collins and James Cain are i3u
ing logs from Pittston for TIE Aiouito
I Bros, in Randolph. to their sawmll
About q couples met az the Town la
4 TUESDAY hight t, watch the old yea
out and the new yea, in. and enjoyed
I very pleasant occasion.
4 Miss Eva Collins has accepted a posi-
ton with Mrs. II. l.. Hayes for fey
} weeks.
IT, L. Hayes, who has been confined t
his bed threatened with pneumonia
able to sit up u little Both OF his chi
dren are also confined to their bed b
colds Miss Gladys Swift is also i'll wit
Il u cold.
O. T.. Heath is taking the place OF /
L. Hayes. during his illness.
A. f. F. Collins has finished chopin
&C cords OF wood for Al. III. Hayes