Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-25
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PITTSTON.

EORTH-Miss Lizzie Pope Of Chelsea
who has been with Mrs. Sarah Law
renee for a lew weeks, has returned to
her home.
INA Clark is passing Il few days
with Mrs. Herbert Hayes, West Chelsea
who is ill with rheumatic fever
Fred Morrill, and Edward McGugin
We're callers at Mr.. Hassans Sunday.
As the poor of the town are boarded
there. Mr. Morrill, with his usual kind
ness took to them a fine treat in the
line of CONNECTIONS etc Nearly all, in
Guiding Mr.. Hassan's family, have been
attacked BY the grip in a severe form
but 4; present time are reported as
conValescng
Rufus LathrOp Of Gardiner was 4
visitor ir town Sunday.
f. =. Morrill, has purchased the
George Blackman place on Togus hill
a very desirable piece Of property.
Il Is reported that Robert Sedgeley.
who is about to move 70 Bowdoinnam,
has sold his farm to w. Il. liutchins of
Augusta
". b. Jewett of Gardiner spent Sum
lay at S. A. Jewctts
ALBION.
The special meetings that are being
held at the Christian church by the
evangelist. Rev. j. L. Munroe. of Bos-
ton, assisted by the pastor, are very
interesting and the interest is deepen
ing. Mr.. Monroe is an excellent speaker
and singer He attended the great re-
vival in Boston and all enjoy hearing
him tell of the wonderful work that
bn A
book, which was used in Boston at that
time, is being used at the meetings
here. Meetings will be held every af-
ternoon and evening this week until
Saturday. Sunday services as usual.
Re-. and Mrs. A. M. Cox went to
Knox Monday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. James Post.
Mrs Ever who has been very ill., re-
mains about the same Her sister.
Mrs. l.. Thompson of Wallaston, Mass.
came Sunday to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Whitaker are re-
jocins over the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. T. Sanborn is quite i'll.
F.. l.. Wellington recently sold a nice
colt to George Reynolds of Palermo
The friends of Mary Barnes gave her
surprise party last Saturday even
ing in honor of her thirteenth birth
day.
Rev. A. NJ. Cox and Mr.. Monroe at
tended the Adventist conference in
Waterville last Saturday
Mrs Maria Parmenter and daughter
Lena and Verna Gould attended church
in Watcrville last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parkhurst are
the happy parents of twin daughters
born March %: weight Z 1-2 and
pounds.
LITcHFIELD.
PLAINS-Owen Condor is reported
as more comfortable.
Charles Hall is thought to be improv-
ing in health.
There is an usually large lot of logs
being hauled to the mill here, among
which are some fine white pine.
1t is expected that there win be some
special singing at the Plains church
next sunday morning.
Mrs. d. n. Fogg is on the sick list
MT. VERNON.
WEST.-Miss Marion Dolloff il, a
guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
George E. Carr.
l.. Chesley is in i'll health.
Mrs Annie Butler is on the sick list.
Miss Signc Anderson went to- Dix
field Thursday March IS, where she is
a guest of friends.
Harry ]. Blake went to Chesteryilie
Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Laura
Blake of Chesterville regret to learn
that she is in i'll health. Miss Blake
was a former resident of this place.
John Smith recently found several
brown-tail moth nests on some apple
trees. ..-. --.-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall were in
Chesterville last week calling on
friends