Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-17
COUNTY NEWS
KEkNEBEC.

KENNEBEC.
ROME.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clement have
| gone of Florida to pass the rest Of the
winter. ~ .~.t
Elias Smith got a bad cut in the les
| while cutting wood.
NORTH WAYNE.
G. D. Crosby went to Fayette Mon
day to pass the remainder of the WIN
| ter with his daughter, Mrs. Nelson
Wells.
Jack TarboX is i'll with grip. DR..
Taggart of Winthrop is attending him.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Morrison, who are
i'll with grip. remain about the same.
Their son is better and able to be out.
Mrs. Lois Smith, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Kate Ladd, for a
week, returned to her home Tuesday.
James Ridley is on the sick list and
went to his home at Wayne Tuesday
E. N. S. Abbott and son. E. w. Alb
| bolt, are getting out a quantity OF pine
hauled to Fayette Mills as soon as
travelling permits.
EAST READFiELD.
The sympathy Of large community
GOES out to the family Of Frank Ken
| dali of Dunns Corner. Mt. Vernon, IN
the loss of his son Scott, aged Ii years.
who died at the Central Maine hospi-
| tai Lewiston, Thursday morning,
where. he was operated on for peri
tonitis and appendicitis. The disease
was too far advanced to be treated
successfully The remains were brought
home Thursday.
| j party consisting of Mr.. Hallett's
| family and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Cor
| don, while returning from an evening
| visit recently, met with an unexpected
mishap. The pung in which the party
| were riding struck an obstruction in
the road. collapsed. leaving its occu-
pants on the ground. and the horse
| freeing himself ran home. Mrs. Hal
lett, who is a sufferer from rheuma-
| tism, was assisted to a neighbor's.
while Mr.. Hallett secured a horse and
| sleigh and arrived home safely with
out further damage.
| EAST MONMOUTH.
Farmers at East Monmouth d.
| filling their ice houses.
All the sick people are convalescing.
| Miss Cora Prince is staying with
| Mrs Oliver Smith and assisting about
| the housework
Abel Frost, of Santiago. Calf.
| former citizen of the town. sent the
| Auxiliary Of the church at East Mon
| mouth. a check for $4,000 as Christ
| mas gift.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet with
| Mrs. Bert Perkins, Jan. IS.
NORTH SIDNEY.
Miss yesta E Hussey of New Bed
| ford Mass, is the guest of her broth
er. g. F. Hussey-
Miss Alice Gilman Of Portland visited
| Miss Lena Clark recently.
The many friends of Frank Bourne
will be grati6ed to learn that his con-
dition has improved sufficiently to dis
charge his nurse. Mrs. Eugene Weeks,
who returned TO her home in West
Sidney Friday
Miss Amy NJ Clark was the guest
of her uncle, Daniel Whitehouse of
Augusta several days last week. Dur
ing her stay she attended the Eastern
Star installation and the Chizzlc VIZ
Zle Fair.
Mrs. Sara A. Bragg, who has been
passing q few months with her son,
Evan H. Bragg returned last week to
Keene. n. II.
r. F. Hussey passed Friday with
relatives in Vassalboro.
Miss Julia Eastman of Gardiner Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Linnie Wyman.
Miss Lena G. Clark attended the
Easter Star installation in Waterville
recently.
Mrs. Chas. Philbrook returned Sat-
urday from a visit to her aunt, Miss
Sarah Swift of Lewiston.
NJ. B. Reynolds of Augusta visited
at W. a. Fields and NJ. C. Moore's re-
| Gently.
A. II. Smiley was in Manchester
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Tufts of Water
vile were recent visitors at d. A.
Fields.
Little Miss Vera Houghton won the
prize at the contest in Grange nall dur
ing the engagement of the Travelling
Medicine Co. last week.
Ambrose Fl. Lyon, who has been
passing several days with his brother,
W. +. Lyon Of Waterville, returned
home Wednesday,
Inc grip is prevalent in town and
| many are suffering from the effects Of
| it.