Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-05
LINCOLN.
ALMA.

j. e. Hubbard of Portland was In
town Saturday.
r. L. Stevens Of Bangor. United
States inspector of meats, was in
town Wednesday,
Percy and Harold Mcdonald Of
Whitefield have been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs c. J. Mcdonald.
S. H. Barbrick of Portland was in
town Thursday.
The sick are improving.
Lulu Howe went to Portland
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Albee is quite sick at her
hOmcat Center Alma.
May Lowell. Celia McCobb. Lena
Jones, Lawrence Auerill and Lester
Weeks returned to Lincoln Academy
Monday, after a weeks vacation at
home
Forrest Brown has recovered from
his illness and is able to be about bus
mess.
Nelson Titus is convalescent from
his illness and will be about in few
days.
The many friends OF Mrs. Frank c.
Harding Of Roslindale, Mass, will be
| glad to learn that she is on the road
| to recovery. She was taken with the
grip Jan. 26 and gave birth to
daughter Jan. 81. Both mother and
| daughter are we'll as can be expected
under the circumstances.
a portion Of our ice men have har-
vested their crop. Others will do so
| later.
| The friends Of Edwin III. Carleton,
| formerly OF this town, will be pleased
to learn that he and his family are
| comfortably located in San Francisco,
Cal.
1t is reported that many timber lots
in town have been sold to outside
| parties within a short time.
JOicE.
The High school at Reyes Corner
opened with a large attendance and
good interest.
Lester Weeks Of Alma visited his
cousin Wadsworth Lewis last week.
John Devine returned to Lincoln
| Academy Monday, after having a
! vacation Of one week.
Miss Ina Henry and Miss Maybell
Tisler have been engaged to assist in
the High school
Charles McManus went to Boston
last week.
John McGrath is sick with measles.
SoMERViLLE.
Edwin French Is reported as being
very i'll ct his home here with the
grip.
Many in town are suffering with bad
COLDS
Mrs. Isela Murby who has been Ill
is out again.
Miss Nellie Brann has been keeping
house for Frank ST. Claire.
Mr.. Overlook is still conducting
series of meetings at the Glidden
schoolhouse.
Annie Philbrick Is working at
Elmer Leightons caring for his
mother, who Is blind
News was received here Monday Of the
d0ath OF Mrs Mary A. Avery. wife of
Fred Avery of HaripGen Corner. She was
formerly a sident Of this town and was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch W
Clidden. a husband and n daughter.
Mrs. Ida Staples of IIampden Corner be-
sides widowed mother and two sisters,
Mrs. Helen M. Austin and Mrs. Clara
E. Gctcheli of Thomaston. and Enoch II.
aud Edward w. who live in the West,
and sewall A. Glidden of Augusta. sur
vive, and large circle of friends mourn
her loss. Death was due to pneumonia.
Alhian Lewis will commence hauling
lumber this week from the Crummett
lot.
A number in town are suffering with
bad colds
Edwin French is about again.
Mrs. Nancy shorey has returned to
Whtefleld.
Miles Ilislar Hiram Brann and John
Emery have returned from trip to Port
land
Mont Grotton is at home for a few
days.
Hosea Glidden was calling on friends
in town recently.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
There were no services at the ch"r"''
last Sunday, owing to the severe
storm.
Miss Susie Swan is confined to the
house with an attack of the grip.
Miss. Winnifred Farnham is i'll with
lung fever. She is attended by DR.. A.
r. G.. Smith.
Moses Erskine. Jr, went to Washing
ton Monday with five teams. to resume
his numbering operations.
Sidney johnson, who has been ill for
several weeks, is convalescent.
Earl Lambert is employed at H. p.
Cunninsham's for an indefinite time.
H. A. Clark bought several COWS last
week
Allen Cunningham, is confined to the
house by severe cold and is attended
by DR.. Sukeforth.
s. r. Barbrick of Portland was at H.
4. Clarks last Friday.
J. f. Hubbard of Gardiner was in
this place last Saturday.
JEFFERSON.
]. Y. Meserve recently lost valua-