Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-27
guests from out Of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eldridge of Auburn
LITcHFIELD.

| llTCHFIELD. .
Arthur Waldron Of Auburn came Fri
Gay and spent the week end with his
brother, Charles Waldron, returning
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Matte Andrews Of Wales Is
visiting her uncle, Frank Gilman.
Mrs. r. A. Cram went to Watervillc
Sunday by the way Of the electrics to
visit her son, Percy Cram.
B!rdina Gilman has gone to Curtis
Corner for a weeks stay.
Cleda Gilman closed her school at
Browns Corner last Friday. She re-
ports having had a very pleasant term.
George Plimpton, an aged citizen OF
this place, is quite ill with heart trou-
bic.
Mrs. L. Beals has arrived here and
will pass the rest of the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Baker.
John True, who is working at Madrid
in portable saw mill, came home Sat
urday and returned Tuesday, having a
short vacation on account Of the sick.
ness and death Of the foreman, Merton
Estes.
A log fell on Roger Gilman's foot one
day last week while working in the
woods hurting it quite badly.
SIDNEY.
Horatio Cowan of Waterville passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. F. G. Morrison is seriously i'll with
pneumonia
Miss Charlotte Bedford Of Oakland
spent several days last week with her
Mrs. Leland Black visited friends in
| Waterville last week.
Charles Branch is working in the
wooden mill at North Vassalboro.
WINDSOR.
Jasper Mosher. who has been ill for
several days, is out again. ,.,,-
visited his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Colburn, the past week.
Madison Leavitt of Coopers Mills was
| calling on friends in town one day last
| week.
State Deputy Kate Ellis was the guest
of Mrs. Lizzie Perkins Fri1"y and Satur-
NORTH-Ceia Pierce has returned
frcm Augusta, where she has been visit
The Ladies Union will meet this week
| Thursday with Mrs. VIM. Stewart of
West Windsor. Should it be storm:
postponed until Wednesday of next week
| Esther Barton is taking music lessons
of Mrs. Frank Colburn.
Mrs. ]. Frank Jones visited Water"j'ie
and Fairfield last week and was the guest
1
The Missionary Conference at the
Baptist church. Waterville, Wednesday,
afternoon of this week promises to be
one of especial interest and profit. 1t IS
| hoped many from this section may at
Mr.. Wilcox of Windsor Corner is doing
| quite a business here saving wood With
| his new machine and crew of five mon.
Mrs. Freeman Thorn is passing few
| days at Augusta. Her home is cared fer
in her absence by her sister, Mrs Lucy
HalloWell.
James Hallowell Of Augusta was at
home recently. He has sold his hay TO
| Charles Pierce has bought several tons
of pressed hay of Mrs. Lot Barton
Master Winal Merrill is out after
confinement to the house several Gays by
WiNDsoRVILLE.
Mrs. Cyrus Moves of Coopers Mills
was the guest of her niece, Ms j. w.
The musical instruments recentlv pur-
chased by Prof. H. r. Perkins have, ar
and listened to a fine program. k5tE
vocal and instrumental by this gifted
family.
Mrs. Robert L. Madden, who vas very
ill last week. is convalescent.
James Young had the misfortune to cut
his foot quite badly while working in the
was called and took several stitches.
! Charles Bradstreet of Windsor Corner
was business caller in this neighbor-
Mrs Susette Noyes and Mrs An'ie
Sproul were calling Friday at Dexter
| Dunton's.
health as to be able to go out.
Thursday Of Mrs. H. R. Perkins
ROME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mosher- attended
the funeral of Mrs. Orlando Varney at
Vassalboro last Friday.
| Rev. Milton Mosher of Connecticut IS
Henry Studerfant was in town last
Saturday looking after his lumber bust
Orlando Varney of Vassalboro was in
| town last Saturday.
Rev. Milton Mosher held le'::gious
services at the Robbins school house
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
| Elder Hargraves will preach at the
| Town house next Sunday.
PITTSTON.
| Will Haley is moving from Pittston
to his residence at South Gardiner.
| Mrs. Eugene Fossett and daughter
visited relatives in Augusta Wednes-
day
| Miss Maud Cults of Gardiner visited
her sister, Mrs John Rollins last week.
| Elmer i4arIlam of Augusta was call
| lHS OH mere wednesday,.
| Mrs Della Bradstreet has gone to
South Pittston, where she will remain
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Har-
riet Marson.
Charlie Bailey is moving to South
Gardiner to the house he recently pur-
chased of Mr.. Adell
| EAST-The funeral of the late Lucius
Moody was held on Sunday afternoon
from the church, Rev. E. S. Gahan Of
ficiating. In spite of the storm there
was a large attendance of relatives
and acquaintances. Mr.. Moody, who
was one of the older residents of this
town had been in feeble health for
several years. He is survived by a
widow, two daughters, Mrs. Henry
Fowles, Mrs. B. A. Croker, and one
son, William A. Moody.
Mrs. Harrison Hunt returned Thurs
day from few weeks visit with rela.
tivos il, the vicinity of Bangor.
Miss Chrissie Grover of New Harbor
has been a recent visitor at the home
of Briggs Wright.
John Brown of Whitefleld is doing
bla cksmith work in the old Stilphen