Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-19


Ill with appendicitis for some time,
has been taken to the Central Maine
General hospital at Lewiston for treat
nient.
NORTH-George H. Woodbury. Is
confined to the house from bad cut
in his knee. Mr. Woodbury. was game
warden during the summer near the
Canada line.
new temperance organization has
been formed, known as the North Mon
mouth Temperance organization.
Roland Hinckley has hired out with
NJ. A. Benner.
Mrs. D. M. Benner is still in Iowa.
assisting in caring for her mother, VINO
recently suffered a severe stroke OF
paralysis.
Lawrence and Ethel Potter are pass
ing few days in Auburn, visiting
friends.
James Parsons an inmate of the
town farm, cut his foot quite badly
last week. DR. GOss was called ana was
obliged to take several stitches.
FE. W. Benner lost a horse this week
This makes two he has lost this winter
Mrs Hiram Carver is on the sick list
Mrs Lizzie Gatchell is suffering from
an abscess on her finger.
Joshua slower is shipping hay to a
party in Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bates, Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Slower, Mrs. Osca Rich
ardson and J. 3. Packard attended the
Pomona Grange at Augusta Wednes-
day.
Joe Brown has started in saving
wood with his machine. Ben McCurdy
is helning him.
B. X. Carver is building five boats to
be used on Lake Tacoma next sum-
mer.
Charles Earle has been in town the
wINDsoRvlLLE.
Mrs Robert l.. Madden has been very
i'll the past week. She was attended by
DR.. A. l.. Sukeforth of Cooper's Mills.
DR. Nash of Jefferson was called in con-
sultation.
Lorenzo York has sold the farm he
bought last May of r. L. N. Colby. The
purchaser is c. I. York, the local trader.
Carl Perkins is on the SICK list. He is
suffering from an attack of acute indi-
gestion.
Miss Mary Daley of Whitefield is caring
for her cousin, Mrs. r. l.. Madden, as
sisted by Misses Ruth and Rubie Colby.
Mrs Eva York is in poor health. She
is suffering from an attack of gastrtis.
Mrs. Fred Erskine, who has been i'll
several months, is reported to be impfOv-
ing.
Herbert York has recently purchased
| fine new graphophone; Mrs. Daniel
| Sampson and f. J. Hallowell one of the
same; and three more are owned in the
| neghborhood, not any of them costing
! less than $50. This section of the town
s we'll provided with musical entertain
nent, there being six violinists and scv-
eral pianos, organs, Zithers and many
| smaller Instruments. which the owners
| have learned to play.
The railroad station at this place on the
| line of the W., W. & F. r. r. has been
| closed for the winter. The agent. A. A.
| Coombs, is in very poor health and I'M
| able to attend to the work. TIE man
| agement failed to find anyone who would
| fill the vacancy for the salary offered. so
| mas closed the station, removed the see
| ton house to Weeks Mills and discharS-
| I'd all of the section hands but one.
| freight will be received and delivered on
| the platform at the station. This is IN
| deed an inconvenience for the people in
| this locality, this being the first time
| the station has been closed since the
| completion of the road.
WINDSOR.
| NORTH-Catharine Golfer, who has
| been passing several weeks with her
brother-in-law, Herbert Caswell, has re-
| turned to Augusta. III ,A
Mrs. Lot Barton went to the sanita-
rum at Hebron last Friday for treat
nent 1t is hoped by ALI that this will
Jrove beneficial.
William Caswell passed the Sabbath
With his friend, Mr.. Davis at East Vas
salboro. e..
Orrin Merrill sold his oxen for beef last
week to Daniel Hewins of Augusta ana
purchased a yoke of young cattle OF
Wright Hiser of Weeks Mills.
Friends .-ere are glad to learn that Mrs.
Horatio Harrington is convalescent.
Asel Robinson sold his young horse to
Seth Bailey of Dresden.
Oracle Merrill. who assisted her sister.
Mrs. Horatio Harrington, for several days
recently, has returned home.
Frank ]. Colligan was stricken with
shock of paralysis Monday afternoon OF
asst week and died Saturday morning at
the age of So years and months. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon at lis
ate ho:rf, con6r ter l.. "-v Erank
tones. The bearers were William Bean
Hiram Pierce, Freeman Thorn and Ben
.'"in Fernald. One son. .wn caught. H..
one of whom is Mrs. Eugene Peavey Of
Weeks Mills. and one sister, Mrs. Davis
Of Cooper's Mills, survive. In the death
of Mr.. Colligan the community loses a
kind neighbor and the church<a devout
Christian. -.
Metallic mirrors for Searchlights
may supercede those made of glass.
The metallic mirror has surface com
posed of alternate bands or rings of
40 and white rejecting surfaces. 1T
is claimed that this mirror gives more
generating beam of light both at night
and in f"Sgy weather. and that the in
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