Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
KENNEBEc.
WINDSOR.

OIuC0rS were elected at lnG lstSt meet.
ing Of Whitefield Lodge, No; 80. A. o Y.
w. The installation will take place Sat
urday Saturday evening, Jan: 3. The
Of Hse % be- weh
good time Is expected.
Several from this vicinity enjoyed a
very pleasant EVENING g. the aem VEST
Windsor Tuesday, Dec. 20.
guest of his aunt, Mrs. c. F.>ponnell, last
J. E. Devine and family are at the
Wingate homestead. called here by the
critical illness of Mrs. Devine's uncle,
: NJ MI. and Mrs s. L. Preble of waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pratt of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rich of Hallowell
and H ?. Cooper ana sons d 3I scum p,,,l
MI Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. starrett of Warren.
recently visited Mr.. Starretts sister, Mrs.
3 Miss Is M Aliee B. ponnell has returned to
her studies at the Cony High school IN
Augusta, after passing the Christmas
Charles Merrill of Augusta Is the guest
of his brother, George E. Merrill.
The blacksmith shop owned by Edwin
of South Jefferson. Mr.. Benson will take
possession about the middle of the month.
ALBION.
Fred lIlCIleH6lO dlu lLOulSC w She W. ~
of Freedom were united in marriage Dec
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ Cox visited rela-
tiyes in Durham last week We BOSTON after
horses last week.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. Nathan Grover is now visiting
her daughter Mrs. Jesse Shute in So
Ion.
Mrs. Chas. Dutton passed Christmas
with her people at Vinalhaven, Mr..
Dutton being with her the last two
or three days of her stay here.
Mrs. Ralph Percival was hastily
summoned Monday to her sister. Mrs.
Fuller, in Albion, who is critically i'll
with consumption.
>PITTsToN.
EAST-Edna Dow went to Wiscasset
Monday for short stay.
Atwood Kennedy has opened a store at
his home and also expects 70 go on sne
road with goods. Mr.. Kennedy was form
erly a clerk in the store of j. A. McPher-
son. - -.
The Goth Century club will hold it's
until further notice at the home of Miss
Myra p Hewey.
Mrs Ella Abbot of Alma has been a re-
The schools in town close this week. the
winter term being unusually short.
Meetings will be held each night our
ing this week at the home of Rev. r.. s
Gahan in observance of the Week of
PRAYER.
Miss Susie Cary has returned. to her
school in Gardiner after spending her
The burned part Of this village now
presents a sorry aspect, but all realize
that it might have been much worse. II
was only by the hardest work that the
house of F. K. Sullivan situated Just
south of the Scott store where, 1t is sald,
the fire started, was saved. Had the
buildings of Mr.. Sullivan gone, 1t seems
certain that large part of the village
would have been destroy ed. Daniel Moore,
burned store as a harness shop, did not
save any of his belongings. Much sym
pathy is felt for Miss Ella Emerson; VINO
has Just recovered from severe illness,
in the loss of her home. 1t was thought
at first that this house could be saved:
bit there was a lack of water. much 81
| the water used being hauled; and though
men were not wanting to work bravey
| in blistering heat and smoke they were
| handicapped in having but little space IN
j which to put up good tight, ana MeIe
| forced to let the flames have thelr- way
| The post office was not located IN tne
burned store as was stated in the Journal
OF of Saturday morning. The mail is kept
| in the store of w. ). CleaVes' "Heie ~
has been for many years.