Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-02
LINCOLN
WISCASSET.

Nr. LltcEfelG, an engineer VINO mas
recently put in a water system at Lis
bon Falls has visited WiScasset, look
in. over localities known as Colby
Clark" brook, Wards brook, the
Bovnton spring and W. r. Bailey's
field. Mr. Litchheld believes that the
driven wells system can be used 10 adj
vantage in these or other places, TWO
hundred faucets will have Il he sub
sC.'ibed for by the people OF N;Scisset.
Robert NJ Pierce, now student OF
Bates College, returned to N'scasset
and occupied the pulpit at the -ieth-
odist church Sunday morning. Mr..
Pierce was formerly pastor OF this
| church and his many friends We're
glad 20 welcome him once more at the
| morning service.
Miss Ina Dickinson. teacher at the
South school is i'll at her home on
Summer street.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Jackson, who has
been ill with blood poisoning, is now
gaining rapidly.
J. Edwin Plumst OF Portland. now
| a Freshman at Bates College, is i'll
with pneumonia He was formerly a
student OF the Wiscasest High school.
Mrs Nathan McKenney. Mrs. Harry
Eustis and son James left this Morn
inc for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Massachusetts.
DRESDEN MILLS.
An old fashion candy pull was held
at the NJ. E. parsonage Thursday
night for the benefit of the Glass OF '01
of Bridge Academy.
The pastor made an exchange with
the Richmond minister Sunday, Rev.
Nj Bean filing the pulpit of the ".
+. church Mr.. Jilligan of North New
castle was also present.
Frank Hnudlett is gaining. being
able to sit up two hours Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Blinn has been visiting
Mrs. Cheney on Blnns hill.
Mr.. Laphan CT Pittston was WISH
tor at Owen Blinn's Sunday.
Sanford Stilphen, who has been in
Concord. Mass. has returned home.
NJ. E. Mayors was at home over Sun
day
Mrs. B p. Mayors daughter Ger
trude is way for a few weeks
Mrs. Farnie Blinn of Gardiner is the
guest of her son. Iwen Blinn.
ALMA.
\. s. Meader Of Lewiston was in
town Thursday.
H. H. Kicker of Portland was in
town Wednesday,
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Mary
Erskin. Wednesday.
Rev. F. H. Conant exchanged pull
pits with Rev. f. J. Weber Of sheep
scot Sunday. Mr.. Weber preach he'd
both morning and evening.
Mr., and Mrs. John A. Erskine spent
Sunday al West Alma.
\. b. f,rskire has beer hauling lu,n-
Der to Fast Bothbay for Mr.. Adams.
George c. Erskine lost cow Sunday.
a. &. Erskine went to Portland
DIR. Fred Albee of New York spent
SUNDAY with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. Albeo.
Rev. L. J. Webber was a caller at
Woodbury. Parsons Sunday.
Edwin Russell sold his farming tools
and stocks At auction last THURSDAY
WALDoBoRo.
Judge WobSrcr of Damariscotta Mills
vas III town on business Monday.
Miss Alice NJ Reed pased two DAYS
III Portland last week. the guest of nor
brother-in- Hon Charles Sumner
Cook.
Capt. Willard Wade. who has been
passing a few days with his family in
town. returned to New York Monday
TO take charge of his vessel
Mrs. J. s. Overlook ana Mrs. John
Duiiie We're in Rockland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs |. G.. Reed visited their
SCR Clarence in Bath last week.
Mrs. Merchant Achorn and Mrs. Eliza
Hatch left for Boston Monday for an
eyts nded visit.
DEDHAM.
The death Of George Terrill occurred
Thursday afternoon at his home here. The
funeral was held Saturday at 80 P NJ
Mr.. Terrill was born in Northport June
10. 1875 and came to this town - wears
ago. where ne has been highly esteemed
as one of the towns foremost citizens.
lie Is survived by his wife Sarah Pink
nam Terrill. and an adopted son, W. E.
fihkham of Lincoln. and one sister. Mrs
Mary French of Lincolnville
sanford P. Weber has returned from
trip to New Hampshire in the interes,
Of his business
Miss Marcia Burrli has returned from
a visit in Bangor and Brewer.
Miss Ethel Rowe has returned to Au