Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-09
KENNEBEC
WINDSOR,


WINDSOR.
WEST-Mrs. J. H. Barton and Miss
Barton, vino left early in the season to
pass the winter in various parts oil
New York and New Jersey, expect TO
leave this week for Brooklyn, n. T.
where they will be the guests of friends
for an indefinite time.
Henry Davis lately lost one Oh HIS
work horses. Lu
Friends here of Uncle John Merril U.
North Windsor are sorry to iear" VI
his severe illness.
Sumner Barton recently Doush'
pair Of 4-year-old oxen.
Frank Pierce Is cutting ana iauiiiis
out log on the Simon Davis place IN
Windsor for A. r. Eurrlil Oh week s
Mills.
All are glad to hear that Edwin
Chadwick is improving from the Ill
turn Of few weeks ago.
The Ladies' Union will be entertain
ed wednesday. Feb. Q, at the home of
Mrs. Frank Grant.
SOUTH-Cleveland Colby was Sum
day visitor at George Merrill's.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Bullock were in
Augusta on business Saturday.
Edgar Simpson recently sold his
wood lot to James SprOwl.
Word has been received from Show
hogan of the birth on Jan. 30 of a son
to Mir. and Mrs. Clark Ellis. Their
many friends extend congratulations
Charles p. Jewell was in Chelsea
IN OF
WINDsoRvlLLE.
Mrs J. Fl. Dougic, who has been i'll.
is convalescent.
Miss Ruth Colby was visitor at
Cooper's Mills Sunday.
Jasper R'lrford OF Dover, y. H., is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Halo
well and Annie Allard.
Dexter Dunton, who had severe
attack of illness last week, is SO much
improved as to be able to go out.
Alton Brann of WaldoborO was a
Sunday guest of friends in town.
Leonard Cornish. who was confined
to the house by illness, is again at
tending school.
Misses Ruby =. Colby and Flossie
Sproul We're callers Thursday at the
home of Mrs. j. B. Stilphen
Mrs. j. b. Stilphen was the guest
Monday Of Mrs. Daniel Sampson
ALBION.
Mrs Susan Baker is seriously ill.,
The Sunshine Society will meet
Wednesday, Feb. ., and will be enter
tanned by Georgia Crosby Mrs. Rollins
and Mrs. Copeland.
Marcia Orcott. who has been i'll with
pneumonia is improving.
Louise Carr has been engaged as as
sstant in the High school in the place
of Miss Parsons who resigned to enter
college.
A. NJ Stratton lost valuable horse
last week
Miss Parsons. who has been assisting
in the High school has returned to
Bates College, where she will continue
her studies.
Supt. Stetson closed the High school
last Friday for two weeks on account
of the Illness of the principal. r. d.
Kennedy.
The school on Quaker Hill had an
entertainment and Box sociablc last
Saturday evening. the proceeds to be
room.
PITTsToN.
A. Alexander has gone to Long Is
land. n. v, to assist in the repairing
of the house of his daughter. Mrs. Gus
sic Booth which was badly damaged
by fire several weeks ago.
Mrs. David Lawrence is expected
home Moniay from Lynn. Mass. where
she was called by the illness of her
sister Mrs. Rachel Clelard.
Fred Erskine of Jefferson was
caller in town recently.
Cyrus Smell of Kent's Hill was in
town last week taking the names of
the inhabitants to enroll in 4 directory
OF the towns of Pittston. Randolph and
Chelsea which is being compiled. also
securing subscribers for the same in
which is included a map of the town
of Pttston.
Ernest Wing. who has been threat
ened with rheumatic fever was report
cd Sunday as much improved.
MIR. and Mrs. H. p. Grant and son
Earle. Miss INA Clark and Miss
Amanda Clark were Sunday visitors
at II. NJ. Clark's. East Chelsea.
FAYETTE.
J. 4. berry has been drawn to serve
as juryman at the March term of the
supreme court.
Walter Underwood has been in poor
health all winter. being unable to do
very little work
Il. Il. Smith has sold his Harvey
house to Elmer Smith.
VASSALsORO.
NORTFI-There we're eight appl;ca-
tfons for census cnuinerator at the en-
held Saturday at Vassal-
bore 4
Elton h. Aver. who Is employed in
llart.ard. passed Sunday with his fam
lily here.
+. H. Cook shipped a carload Of APP
pies from The vassalboro station last
week, Mr.. Cook is improving from his