Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-26
LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.

the cnurcn ldSt SUNDAY.
F. H. Rose is visiting his parents at
Norwich, CT.
Mrs. G. W. CLARK is ill with rheumatic
fever. She is attended by DR.. A. r. G.
Smith.
John K. Erskine is improving slowly
from the effects Of paralysis, which ne
suffered a few days ago.
Mrs. Roscoe Ward is visiting friends
at Rockland.
Lervey Castle and sister, Mrs.
Burgess of East Jefferson, visited Mrs.
George Clark last Sunday.
The Sewing Club" Of the Benevo-
lent Society will meet with Mrs. H. A.
Clark, Wednesday afternoon Of this
week.
The school committee elected c. W.
Besse superintendent of schools, at
a meeting held last Tuesday.
CoOPER'S MILLS.
Mrs. Abram Brann died very sudden
ly Friday night.
MI. and Mrs. Luke Leighton of Au-
gusta, former residents of this place
were calling on friends here Sunday.
Judge Turner of Portland was in the
village Friday.
H. B. Edgecomb is quite i'll with the
grip.
NORTH WALDOBORO.
Pearl Whitehouse was in Mank town
Saturday.
Miss Ida Overlook went to Rockland
Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Walter was in Rockland
Friday.
Miss NJ. Ruby Walter is home from
Bucksport for a ten days vacation.
Harold r. Shuman passed Friday
and Saturday in East Jefferson.
Clyde Groves of Camden is visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Walter.
Miss Cassie ]. Walter, who has been
sick for a few days, is very much i'm
proved.
Ellard Mank sawed off the end of his
thumb recently while making bowels
at Walters mill
Mrs. Sarah Grafton, who has been
passing several weeks with her sister,
Cassie Walter, has returned to her
home AT Waldoboro.
DR.. a. r. G. Smith of Whitefield was
in this place Tuesday evening.
Miss Martha Feyler of Feyler's Cor
ner has been passing a few days with
Miss Beulah Mank.
Mrs. Susan Orff of Pleasant Hill was
a guest of Miss Cassie J. Walter one
day last week.
Alden Burnheimers heading mn
has been shut down for few days o.,
account of the cogs being torn out of
the driver.
Miss Ina Henry, assistant in TIE High
school, has been confined to tie house
for nearly week with a very b: d cold
Ambrose Grady, who has beel serious
ly i'll, is now improving.
John Grady has had an attack of pneu-
monia but is now getting better.
Charles Skehan, who has been in poor
health for some time, had an i'll turn this
week.
The Free High school at Keyes' Cor
ner will close Friday, March q. Mr.
Lougee, the teacher of the High school,
Mrs. Leslie Lewis.
SOMERVlLLE.
Mrs. Nancy Shorey IS stopping at
the home of her incl, James Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Turner were in
town Sunday.
Everett Evans and family have
moved to Palemro. having purchased
the Warren place in that town.
]. H. Doyle of N-hite1eld was in
town collecting taxes last Friday.
Mrs. Jassie Hollowell was calling on
friends in town one day last week.
Elmer Glidden and sons, Clarence
and Laurence, with their teams passed
through this place Sunday on their
way to Palermo. to haul lumber.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Benjamin Reed died in this place
Wednesday, Mar. is. The funeral was
held Saturday from her home.
Joseph Sheldon, who was badly hurt
month ago, is so far recovered as to be
in his store.
George Hellum, who has been i'll for
long time has been moved to IcebOro to
his brother Stephens
Schools in town will begin April Is with
the same corps of teachers as last fall.
Miss Lillian Johnson has a new piano
Miss Mabel Robinson. who has been
passing I. few weeks in Richmond, re-
turned to her home Friday.
The Leap Year ball at Pownalborc
hall last week was we'll attended.
r. r. Faye of Gardiner was in town
last week buying milch COWS.
Town meeting was held last Monday.
the same officers We're elected that filled
the offices the past year with the ex-
certion of one on the school board and
Miss Carrie Carleton being supervisor.
The sixth anniversary of the Eastern
River 'irange was observed March 80
An entertainment consisting Of reading
and singing was followed by Il real
Grange supper.
FRANKLIN.