Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-04
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH BELGRADE.


h@Ve returned home after passing a
re" days with her aunt Ellen Lyford.
| Ralph Bickford and sister, Miss EN-
lily. of Waterville, passed Il few days
with their aunt. Mrs. Nellie Rollins.
| Miss Grace Damren c. II. S. 0S. OF
Augusta passed Sunday with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Damren
air and Mrs. c. II. Hutchins of Mer-
Ger visited their mother Mrs. Martha
HutcEins, the past week.
f, Arthur Alexander has returned from
bingham where he has been at work
in the woods
Mrs. Harriet Morrow entertained the
Ladies Club of 1906 Thursday afternoon
IN a very pleasant manner. One Wis
Itor was present. The program con-
| sisted Of each member answering the
roll call with a quotation or anecdote.
Readings by Villa Alexander. Ella Ba-
ker Emma Morrow and Aryanna DAM
rem. At five o'clock Mrs Morrow
served Il fine supper The next meet
ing will be in two weeks with Mrs. j.
*. Domren.
samuel Judkins. one Of the oldest and
most respected residents of Belgrade,
dled from the effects of a shock Feb.
Il. He had been an invalid for a num-
Der Of years but was very patient
through it all. The end came suddenly
| and peacefully Saturday evening. He
was q kind and indulgent husband and
father, and an obliging neighbor. a man
OF good disposition. always speaking
kindly OF everyone. He was a great
reader. was well informed and had a
wonderful memory which he retained
to a marked degree to the day OF his
death. He was born in Readiield. Sept.
II, 1919, moving from there with his
parents when seven years old to Bel
grade. where he has since lived. Mr..
Judkihs was married. His first Wife
Was Miss Margaret X. Cony of Bel
grade who bore him seven children.
only two of whom are living, Frank
Of Auburn and Stanley Of Bellingham.
Wash. She died Oct. &c. 1863. In 1856
he married Miss Belle Severance of
Bangor. Three children were born of
this union, two OF whom are living.
Clara, wife OF Henry Parkman of Etna.
and Nettie, who lived with her parents.
The funeral was held 1T one O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon from his late home.
WINDsoRvILLE
Town meeting will occur in Windsor
March 2.
Willis Dixon who has passed the
winter with his sister. Mrs Leon
Sturtevant, has returned to his home
in Jefferson.
!.ucius B. French is hauling lumber
tc MaXcy's mills
Ii is reported that part Of the crew
Of men employed by George Young are
occupying the home of William T.
Dunton during his absence.
Mrs. John Glidden and children were
guests of Mrs. John Halpen Friday
last.
William Holt and family have re-
moved from South Gardiner to Wind
sorville. They occupy the Hollway
house
Bert Coombs. mail agent on NJ. c.
r. r., is visiting his father, Anthony
CoombS.
Miss Emily Colby was calling On
Mrs. John Haipen Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamson OF
massachusetts, were calling OH friends
IN this place one day last week.
Ernest and Harvey Holt were re-
cent callers at John Glidden's.
The many friends of Mrs. Sarah
Melvin, who is critically i'll with pneu-
monia, will be glad to learn that hopes
Oh her recovery are entertained.
Simon French is suffering with an
attack Of pleurisy also sciatic rheuma-
tism.
Anthony Coombs, station agent ut
~Windsorville, has been confined to the