Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-16
KENNEBEC.
BElGRAD

NORIH--MlS. I>llIelUetii IAu'i0 -iiA"
returned from a visit to relatives III
Auburn and will make her home this
winter with her daughter Mrs. Her
bert Alexander.
The Washington school began Mon
day. Dec. -, after vacation OF four
weeks, with Mrs. Edna Knowles OF
Belgrade Bridge as teacher.
Salmon Lake Grange. p. OF H., held
their regular meeting Saturday eve
ming Dec. 10 and elected officers for
the ensuing year.
Asa Stevens sold two cows last week
to Walter Gleason of Oakland
Herbert Bickford has moved from
the Lyforu place on Rickfcrd Hill
To MS own farm.
Miss Ora Bickfcra' visited one day
last week in Watarville.
Walter Gleason of Oakland was in
town Thursday Ct last week.
Charles Wiley is cutting wood fer
tlle Alexander Bros. on their farm on
Horse Point.
Asa, Stevens and the Misses Sadie
and Emma Stevens We're i'll Waterville
last week.
Willard Stevens was in Oakland
Monday or business.
WAYNE.
NORTH-F. G. Lane left Thursday
for a two-weeks stay with relatives in
Vermont.
Mrs. F.. l.. Stevens returned Wednes-
day 10 her home, after several weeks
stay at w. A. Nickerson's in Readfield
L. l.. Stevens is at work on the new
house OF G. y. Lane in Readncld.
4 small fire in the house occupied
by r. F. Maxim did considerable dam
age to the house, beside burning most
of Mr.. Maxim's wearing apparel. HaG
it not been discovered at the right mo-
naent a bad fire would have been the
result. -
MT. VERNON.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10, a little girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tut
tie or Blake Hill.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Wehher died Tuesday. Deep SYM
patht is felt for the stricken family.
Fred Hopkins returned from Bling
ham hunting grounds with fine buck,
of which some of his friends We're re-
memhered with a generous piece Mr..
Hopkins has just butchered two hogs,
orc to sell, weighing 400, and enc for
family use. weighing 45c.
Jennie Carson is unable to go TO
school on account of Il severe cold.
w. d. Gates returned from his Nova
Scotia trip recently and is glad to get
home and is now busy getting up his
winters wood.
Ice in Hopkins pond is 10 inches
thick. Good sleighing. but not enough
snow in the woods for much business.
WE.ST-Albert Belyea occupide 1.-The
pulpit SUNDAY ut the Free Baptist
church. mis- test was from James ii:2o.
Mr.. Twitchell of Konts Hill sang q
solo, We Would See Jesus Mr..
Belyea and Mr. Twitchell were also
present at the evening services. Mr..
Twitchc, and Miss Daggctt sang i
duet II Surrender All
Mrs John Anderson and Miss An
derson were iii Lewiston Monday.
The ladies of the Free Baptist
churcn viii give 4 supper Saturday
evening Dec. II, ut the home Of Mrs.
Annette Carr.
ROME.
Hosea Briggs sold a silver gray fox
skin one day last week to Auburn par
ties. for $500.
A special town meeting will be hcld
Saturday at O'Clock to see if the town
will accept the action of the select
men in laying out the private town
way TO the Higgins and Mann cot
tages.
The young folks are. enjoying the
good skating.
LTcHFiELD.
pLAINS.-Tile funeral services Of
Mrs. Eliza a. Chick aged 90 years,
who died Friday. We're held Monday
forenoon from the home. Rev. MI
Evans Of Gardiner officiating. Mrs.
Chick leaves two sons. Charles Harrl-
son. an inmate of the. Soldiers, Home
at California. and George Frank. who
hes faithfully cared for his mother
for many years. ...- .>
Samuel Smith died Tuesday even
ing. aged IS years Funeral at the
Plains church, Friday morning Dec.
| 10th at IL o'clock.
| Moses Dwight Wells. pioneer Chi
| cago shoe merchant died Thursday.
Mr. Wells wlD was I3 wears old. re-