Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-27
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
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<..r,oon and injured his wrist. The
p vt morning it was examined ty Or.
,r:,,;Lar WAC found enc of the bones
hroken. Ether was administered anu
the limb properly dressed
DR. Badger OF Winthrop mas neen
called to attend Harold, the eldest son
~ w. II. Mace, who has been having
run of slow fever: also to MIR,
Heath,s Friday night, to attend Mrs.
Heath. who is suffering from a severe
bi,lious trouble
o,Iie @. Byron Is having a severe at
..ck of asthma and is attended by DR..
Milliken.
The sudden death of Mr.. Barber in
winthrop caused surprise here and
was a great shock to his aged father
and his brother, as we'll as to his
many friends in the immediate. neigh
borhoOd. EsS
DEPOT-Lewis Johnson of HOulton
passed Monday and Tuesday in Read
field calling on friends Of his bcyhood
days. Among those were Nelson Poole
and A. W. Brainard, who enjoyed dis
cussing "reminiscences of other days.
Mr.. Johnson, who has been very sue
ressfrl in the lumber business, moved
with his father to Aroostook county in
1912, when Is years of age.
Ferdinand Doust of Princeton, n. j.,
who has been visiting relatives in
Vienna, was greeted by quite . num-
Der of friends at the railroad station
here on MS return. Mr.. Doust was ar
employe at the railroad station in 1S7
and ~ afterwards general manager
of the Washington County Eaill Dad for
several years.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones. who has been q
visitor at G.. II. Greelcy's in Portland,
returned Zone Thursday.
The two hunting parties which went
to Dead River and to Machias, have
returned. Two deer were captured by
Ralpl, Gordon, soma 90 miles from
Machias. ,. f,-
Gordon camp is occupied by party
from Rc3dfield Depot, who are passing
a few days at Echo lake. James Den
ton, Mr.. Farnsworth, Ralph Gordon,
the Misses Frances AGell. Marie Carr
and Ircz Wright compose the party.
Miss Annie Whittier of Gorham, who
with her grandmother, Mrs. Davis of
Canton and brother, Mr Smith of Cal
ifornia, attended the funeral of a rela-
tive in Augusta, is, on her return, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Cole
man. Mr.. Smith. formerly of Readfield,
who had not visited his native State
for 40 years, is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Davis of Canton.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Cherries Henderson last Friday.
BELGRADE.
The many friends of Geo. r. Stevens
were panied to learn that he has SUI
fered severe stroke Of paralysis al
his home here Owing to his advanced
age, he being SO years of age, small
hopes are entertained of his recovery
Miss Lottie Scribner, who recently
unlimited to an operation for appen'
dicitis, Is reported as doing finely. She
is cared for by Miss ellis. trained
nurse from the Augusta General hos
pital.
Mrs. Kate Blaisdell is passing a few
weeks at the home of Fred Scribner.
William Lander was taken to the
M. l. hospital at Augusta recently for
treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Worcester are in
very poor health.
Mrs Rose Wadleigh and Miss Jennie
Tillson were in Winthrop Tuesday on
business.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
Effie Adams at p. NJ, Wednesday
Much disappointment was felt Sun
day because of the rain Mr.. Dunnacr
was unable to preach at ROckwood's
Corner as expected.
The regular meeting Of Belgrade
Grange was held Saturday evening
with a good attendance. The prin-
cipal feature of the entertainment was
paper by Worthy Lecturer James
Tebbetts on his trip to Alaska Yukor
Exposition which proved intensely in
teresting One application for menu
bership was received. Next meeting
will be held Saturday evening, Oct &c
when a fine program will be presented
by Worthy Assistant Lecturer +. G.
Foster.
Roscoe Yeaton and Arthur Farnham
of Providence. X. l., were recent callers
at F. c. Fosters.
LOttie Lee Scribner. who has recent
ly submitted to an operation for APP
pendicitis. is doing well.
George Cottle and Mrs Mary lib.
belts We're among the recent guests a
+. G. Fosters.
Arthur Hersom. who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Frank J. Lord. re-
turned to his home in Kendall Green
Massachusetts. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Martin and little
daughter of Portland spent Sunda!
with Mrs. Martins sister. Mrs. F. G
Foster.
Nellie G.. PRAY and her neice Marcel
"iN Rad WAY"