Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20

their gasoline engine at the Center tn
week.
Mrs Lora Roundy was in Belfast la
week.
DR.. George Stevens of StocktC
Springs and DR.. E. L. Stevens Of Be
fast visited their old home near tt
Center Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Halves, wi
passed three delightful weeks wi
friends in New York City, Bost
and other places, returned hf
| Wednesday,
Miss Nina Cunningham, studeDet
Maine Central Institute, is at hon3lll
with the measles.
Charles White lost the horse asst
week which he recently purchaY OF
Solomon Bennett.
Mrs. B. F. Harding is in Ffoom
with herr daughter, Mrs. Geoe +.
| Bryant
Mrs Annie Libby Bailey iSaring
fer Miss Erdene Pierce, whds re-
ported to be gaining.
Mrs. Esther Webb, who IS been
caring for Mrs. Josie Fergpn, mas
returned to her home.
Wilmott Gray is sick tn the
measles.
Mrs Francis Leighton isilslting at
her old home in HARMONY
There was largely attHed meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid lasH ednesoay
| at Mrs. ]. c.. Lambs. oinher VI
baked beans and pastry y served 10
which 40 people did amppustlce.
Mrs. Eugene Foster of f'tslelu was
the guest of her parents,|eV. anu MIS-
]. C. Lamb, last week.
Seavey Piper is attenPg tne Winter
course in agriculture athe University
of Maine. :, !.
Word has been rece1p IN town tnat
Mrs r.aoree II Rrvau formerly Miss
Katrina Harding Of is town, under
went on Saturday anpera.ioi LUZ "p-
Ipendicitis, and is dog wen.
Presentations are beg made for cut
ting the ice on the Qter pond LOT lne
creamery.
Mrs. Walter Hills spending a few
days with his motT, MIS-. Natilaiiiei
Batchelder, in DiSont.
PALRMo.
NOKTH-There we're services held
by Rev. Mr.. Bishoiounoay. ne VIII r.
main here duringle "eek'
John Rowe. whis staying at present
win his broth, George Rowe in
china nossed ne Sabbath at Mrs.
Charles Arnold
frank Nelsopurc1ased two cows of
George Osgoodast week.
Hon charlesiilliken of Augusta was
tho recent ona of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Marden.
Mrs 7, A pwler, who is in Enfield
taking e,ectnal treatment for neuritis
is slowly.
| George (food, who has sold most
of his stool went to Waterville Sun
dav with CIV Hussey, where he VIII
stav for arhldefnite time.
Mrs Sart Young went to her niece's
Mrs Carr Osgood. last week where
sine will MS the rest of the winter
Jessie Ter has been confined to the
house thQast week by a severe cold
Rertie S<lr was seriously i'll for two
days.
Mrs ra Black and daughter, Mrs
Frank Eorton and baby passed Fri
uav athe formers old home
Chaks Csgood had a pig slaughtered
Satur(y that tipped the scales at all
lbs.
Wium Haskell of China, who is ar
eXper wood chopper, has been helping
man, families here get their winter:
supy Of wood.
NJ. George Soule is improving II
hedn so that her husband returned t
hiYusiness in Boston last week.
IN. Osgood recently had his family
hHa, Aldine, killed The animal hat
ode faithful service for Mr.. Osgood fo'
ayears, having been purchased wher
two-year old colt.
llCENTER-I L. Snow & Co. Of Rock
and have a crew of eight ship carpen
Ers from Thomaston, who arc heWiit
! vessel frame of oak on the Walter
Smell lot. The men board with Lewis
f4cthrop and Chas Knox. The SAM
company has ;,lrcaGy cut and yarded :
large amount IF oak which will b.
hauled to the railway station.
Mrs. w A. Grant. Mrs. A. F. Tur
ner and Mrs Ellen Turner are on TIL
sick list
McDougall Bros. have moved thei
Mill from Ecech pond to- Meadow broo'
where they will saw the Evelyn Keel
and F. O. Bonney lots.
W. L. Colby cf China has bough
and packed the apples m this section
the price paid being s2.25 per barrel.
w. Is. Howard visited ON the Ridg
Tuesday and Wednesday.