Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-02
KENNEBEC.
MONMOUTH.

hospital, Lewiston, for treatment of
broken hip is getting along quite Well
| She has the sympathy of large circle
of friends.
Arthur Hanson fell on the ice and
| injured his knee. He has suffered
much, but is some better
Mrs. Joirus Maxwell is seriously i'll
| with heart trouble
The apple buyers have been here
| and bought nearly all the apples in
this community. They paid SO per
| barrel.
| Carl Hanson has gone to Lewiston TO
work in A. E. Dudleys grocery store
and meat market.
Miss Georgia Ella Berry has gone to
Hallowell to stop a while with Mrs.
| Lillian Philbrook.
The North Monmouth Fire Company,
of which A. r. King is chief, is having
| fine lot of ladders made by E. l..
| Donnell The department has two sets
of hose and reels, and two powerful
| force pumps.
j. H. McIlroy, Son & Co. have had
their fine roomy office vanished and
the piping and registers painted with
| brass paint and furniture dressed up,
| which makes it look good as new.
EAST-Mrs. Annie Perkins has been
| called to Lewiston by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Mills, who has pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Folsom were
guests of Mrs. Helen Jones Friday
Miss Randila Willard of Auburn,
was the guest of her parents over Sun
| day of last week.
Thomas Kimball is at home from
Togus for a few days.
Miss Jennie Pierce, who has been
visiting Mrs. Helen Jones, has return
| ed to her home in New York.
A. f. Nckerson of Portland, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Blake the
| first of the week
| The Cochnewagan Lumber Cos.
teams are hauling pine logs from their
| lot in Wayne, purchased from the Nor
ris Brothers.
Otis Kimball had his foot quite bad
| " jammed by a cake of ice falling on
it one day last week.
READFIELD.
| Miss Nellie Gordon, who has been
the guest of relatives in New Portland,
Embden and Arson for three weeks,
returned Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Eliza Gordon of Embden, who is The
| guest of her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. E A. Gordon.
| Archie Staine of Mt. Vernon visited
his sister. Mrs. E. NJ. Dudley of Man.
chester Sunday.
| VIM. Hunt and sister, Mrs. Hannah
Dudley. were business callers in Au-
gusta Thursday.
| Mrs. Fred Heffernan Of Augusta.
who has been i'll is slowly gaining. Mr..
Heffernan has employment at the
| State House.
| Much sympathy is expressed FOR
Leslie Bickford, who lost two fingers
of his right hand while at work IN the
grist mill of Mr.. Mosher of Belgrade.
| Miss Emma Hunt, who came home
from Kents ill Friday night, returned
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Gordon enter
tanned Miss Tessie Brown Friday
night and Saturday. Miss Brown re-
turned to Kent's Hill Sunday after
| noon.
! Frank Hall of Belgrade is seriously
ill and suffering intense pain. His
phvsician tried to reach him Saturday.
but had to turn back on account of
drifted roads. The sympathy of many
| friends is extended to him and family
| in his sufferings.
All are glad to hear that Harry
| Fifield is gaining.
Harry Hewitt, who has been stop
| ping with his sister, Mrs. Maude
| Taught, returned home last week.
MT. VERNON.
r. w. Leighton, Register of Probate
for Konnebec county was in town re-
Gently.
Miss Mae Tibbetts is passing few
days in Portland
Harry Horne, principal Of the High
school, passed several days last week
at his home III Norway.
Gordon Bros. are saving wood with
their new gasoline engine.
c. A. Hall has purchased farm in
Vienna and has a crew Of men getting
out the lumber.
George o. Wells made his usual trip
to Augusta Monday.
| Miss Beatrice Porter, who is attend
ing the High school, passed Sunday at
her home in Chesterville.
Arthur G. Whittier of North Vienna
is acting as telephone operator for the
| Mt. Vernon Telephone Co.
| Tracy s. Tyler have opened grocery
store in connection with their meat
business.
Mooers & Morrell, dealers in grocer
les, have dissolved partnership. w. T..
Morrill, will continue the business.
| Wells & White are saving wood with
2 new gasoline engine.
There were no morning services Sun
day on account of the severe snow
storm.
| Lon NJ. Philbrick is passing the win
ter in Denver, Colo.
Prof William T. Foster of the de-
I partment Of English and Argumenta-
| tjOn at Roudoin COLLAGE eyDpctS TO