Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-27

Mrs Winnifred Colt Edwards of Au-
gusta, were guests recently of Mrs
Joseph Colt.
Henry $. Bates leaves town fol
Providence the first of January, to
spend Z few months.
Mics Edna Frost is at home for the
holidays.
Mrs. Handlette OF Richmond is pass
ing the holidays with Or. and Mrs.
l.arilctte.
The expected Christmas tree at the
CONGREGATIONAL church on SATURDAY
evening did not matcrialiZe because
OF the inclen"ncN oi the weather. nut
was postpo ned until Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FurSesoE Went
Monday to Boston to attend the 1u-
neral OF their son. George.
NORTH--W. A. Richardson received
quite serious injuries last week while
working on his cottage at Harpswell
He was standing on Il ladder which
slipped. causing him to fail on ledge,
which injured both arms and his side.
He is at his home at North Monmouth,
confined to the house.
Glendon g.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. Moody is Very sick with
pneumonia. much sympathy is mani
tested for him and the family. They
have a trained nurse from Lewiston.
Mrs Frank Miller who has been
seriously i'll for some weeks is con-
valescent.
Mrs. Willard f. Richardson spent
Christmas with her daughter. Mrs.
Brann, at Farmingdalc..
Mr. and Mrs. John Cover and family
OF Auburn, Mr.. and Mrs. .1ayes and
two children. of Leeds Junction, were
guests Christmas OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Lindsay
Roscoe G.. Lindsay of Beverly,
Mass, was With his mother, Mrs. Eliza
A. Lindsay over Christmas, also a
short time with his sister. Mrs. f. +.
Walker and brother George a.
Harry +. and Clinton f.. Prescott
who have situations in Lewiston were
with their families Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Higgins of Au
burn. were guests Saturday and Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hallowell.
T.. e. Walker who has been in
Aroostook county of late selling fire
eNtinguishers, returned home last week
bringing valuable horse with him
that he purchased.
J. II. McIlroy's Son g. Co.'S blanket
mills are running on short time OH ac-
count of low water. Many wells are
dry and farmers are having a hard
time to get water for their stock The
rain Saturday will help out some of
them for Il short time.
Little Charles Henry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Robinson, who has been
afflicted with infantilc paralysis has
nearly recovered. which gladdens the
hearts of all -
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wedge spent
Christmas with friends at Monmouth
Center.
A. large delegation went Saturday
from North Monmouth to Lewiston on
a shopping tour despite the rain.
c. G. Clark has opened meat mar
kct and grocery store formerly run by
NJ. Pcaslee. Mr. Clark bought the
house and store of E. A. Dudley of
Lewiston.
AIRS. Hannah Lucia Day who had a
shock some weeks ago is in almost Il
helpless condition. Much sympathy is
evDressed for her.
SOUTH CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Starrett have
gone to Athol. Mass. for, visit of
two or three weeks with their children
AID other relatives. I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Thompson are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a nice baby girl, born Dec. II.
irving harrington, who has been
sick for seven weeks with typhoid
fever has been having a light relapse
but is fully recovering now and his
many friends hope for a speedy recov-
cry. ,n.t.
Alice HAYES is home for two
weeks vacation.
II. l.. Fuller is loading two cars
with bark to go to Albion.
Mr.. Morgan went to Togus Friday
with a load Of apples for S. c. Star
rett.
FAYETTE.
Alfred H. Piper of Lynn, Mass, was
in town over Sunday and returned
home Monday.
Bert Seymour is at home from Port
land for a few days. His family will
go back with him to pass the winter
Albert Wing has sold his farm and
will move soon.