Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-29


day of March in 1910. AT the present
time the Ice measures from u t. ~
inches The past winter has been
very favorable for business The mail
carrier. Welcome Reed, on K. f. d. No.
81 has missed but one day since snow
came on tor the winter and that was
on March Is. when the heavy snow
storm and blow filled the highway and
much stoveling had to be done to make
the roads passable
WINDSORvILLE.
The people III this vicinity are tax
inE advantage Of the fine shedding and
are busy hauling their summers wood.
Mrs. Gertrude Madden passed Friday
evening with her sister, Mrs. G.. w.
Mcguire.
Benjamin Albee is ill and all hope
for speedy recovery He is being
cared Tor by his daughter Mrs. Elmer
Bradbury, Of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brann called
Wednesday evening on Mir. and Mrs.
john Il. Dougie.
Albert James, who has been EN-
ployed by +. Z. Ware during the win
ter months, has returned to this place.
w. e. Griffin was business caller
N Augusta Tuesday.
Miss Olive Joslyn and sister, Esther
called one day recently on Mrs. l..
H. Griffin. Her many friends are
pleased To learn her health is much
improved
Mrs. John Drake. who las been a
visitor III Augusta during the past
week. has returned home
Mr.. and William Green called on
friends at Cooper's Mills, Friday.
F.. y. Bailey of Whitefield was a
business caller Thursday in this place
Many people are suffering with grip.
Among the sufferers is Adelbert
Sproul.
The place known as the Charles
Merrill place has been purchased by i
family in Boston. Mass, and it is re-
ported that the buyers will take pos
session the fifth of April
Mrs. Chas. Northey called Sunday
on her daughter Mrs. Adelbert Sproul
Esther keene is quite i'll.
CHELSEA.
WEST-The many friends of Sdmue
Harris turned out and cut and hauled
logs to the mill for a house in the place
of the one that burned few weeks
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Hunt spent Sun.
day with their son c. w. Hunt ant
family of Pittston.
Mrs. Benson on the River road wht
has been i'll for few weeks is report
ed as being a little better.
There will be no meeting of the
Chelsea Grange next week.
John Dondero is i'll at his home Will
the grippe but is some better at thi.
time.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Hayes of Ran
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Hayes of the eastern part of the towr
We're guests Sunday of Fl. l.. Hayes.
Miss Georgia White has accepted {
position as teacher in Manchester anC
the school commenced Monday, Marcf
y.
Master Charles Leavit of Randolph
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burbank mad,
a visit Sunday to Joseph Wellman.
Miss Lucy Hayes was the guest o
Miss Tilla Lawrence of Searle'S Mill:
saturday night and Sunday.
John Collins, who has been i'll for 6
larger part of the winter is somewhar
better at this time. His neighbors turn
| ed out and had Il bee and hauled VI
| his wood and II, l.. Hayes with his
steam engine will saw it with the hell
| of the neighborS
CHINA.
| LAY ESIDE-Mr and Mrs Jonathan
| Clark and daughter are Ill.
| Fred Fitzgerald is able to be GU
| again.
| q. l.. Clark was in Waterville Fri
| day evening.
Mrs. A. G.. Barrett was at Nortl
Nassalboro Wednesday.
| Mrs. Daisy Clark visited at Week
Mills a few days recently.
| Master Lee Bassett is i'll.
| Greta Bassett visited Mildred Clarl
| Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Clark's condition is re
ported improved.
Phylander Freeman Freeman is re
covering from his illness.
Mildred Doe and Iva Worth are at
tending F.. H. school,
Mrs. Annie Murphy Doe visited Mrs
III. O. Dee recently, and also called OF
| Mrs. o. d. Nelson.
Mrs. Fl. o. Doe is poorly.