Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-05
SAGADAHOC
WOOLWiCH.

WooLWlcH.
Misses Sarah Bailey. Ruth Wight.
--oui~e Thwing aud Gilbert 1Ames are
II home from Yarmouth Academy.
Miss Mary .. Wright. who has beeu
suffering from nervous rrostration. Is
improving
Mr.. r3uSenia bartlett. and daugh-
Fer are the guests Of her sister, Mrs
Iettie Reed
Mr.. ira ToothaLer of HarpsweIl is
listing her parents at Sagadahoc Fer
ry.
Mr.. Ruth Sheldon Mairs OF Portland
passed the holidays witt her parents,
air and Mrs. j. sheldon.
AIRS. 4trletta Morse arrived home
rom trio in Vermont and Canada
last week.
The Harmony club held meeting
Friday evening Tor trausacting bust
ness. Their fair cleared them $40.
James Wright has beer at hons
from Rewdoin College for few days.
Rev. Nr. Vest fills the Baptist pulpit
ererE SUNDAY.
Mrs. Laura BAILEY and Miss June
ave returned e Cumberland after d
! visit IN town.
The srielt fishers are not doing much
ut, and the fish bring only u cents Il
ppuEd in tie local market.
q. q. Fathornc is at home from
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Ralph Rice is teaming for Dana.
hauling wood to the Bath yard.
Lepis Brewer of Roothbay iiar'5"r
was in town Saturday.
md lfru bradford I-7arp+t.,-f1 49,
recei~jrg congratulations ON the wei
come rcWS that they have great
grandson. Bradford Farnham. In.
Mrs. T. G.. Potter is suffering from
an attack of her old nervous trouble.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry +. Carlton arc
t"c ham parents of young daush-
-or
Mrs. 5. p. Z. Hawthorne is visiting
hor daughter. Mrs. Frank Snin", Ar
rcWsic Foresil".
We regret To learn that Miss FANNIE
Earnes dos Hot find the climate IN
kentucky as rpngenial rs she learned,
RICHMOND.
Schools all began in town Tuesday
The village schools are opening tn"
New Year with the same corps of
teachers.
The new IIish school building WAS
occupied Tuesday for the first time,
and may this first day herald many IA
pleasant. as We'll as profitable day, fer
tha pupils &c Richmond.
Government md railroad employees
AZ we'll as cypress agents are breath
ing easier since The great Christmas
ard New Year rash is over. They
report an inc, aSe in packages and
shipments every year.
For years TIC skating on the river
has never been better, and during
school vacation of the past two weeks
large parties If merry boys and girls
have improved time both day and
evening.
f.aas. Wahefie III, travelling salesman,
mostly in the West, is at his home on
Front street. for his winter vacation.
Grace Earentzen. who has been i'll
for 81 long TIM" with typhoid fever, is
rev able to take UP her studies at
school again.
Miss Loretta Parks, who has passed
most of her two weeks vacation visit
ing relatives in New York, returned
Monday To her homo ON Pleasant
street.
The dance at Merrymeeting hall ON
Monday evening was well patronized |
and enjoyed By ail who attended.
Arthur Paine, son Of George Paine, !
is i'll at his home on Main street, with |
bronchitis
The Canadian Jubilee Singers will |
exhibit Tuesday evening at the Opera |
house, no doubt to good house, as !
their rare talent is much meritcd in |
this town.
The new sidewalk scraper is a great |
Improvement over the old one, and |
saves much labor in it's management.
Miss Agnes Hutchinson, who has
been away from her studies at the
Shaws Business College for some
~ has returned to her studies
again.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rethiar pens-
more took place Tuesday at 1.30 p. NJ.
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Eowaker or Centre street.
The deceased YES about - years OF
&C a"1 Heed II Bath. SKI was.
f.s'tis5 IL i&azat@r at The time OF
ie' d2s;h
Mrs Sarah Paget of Poston is the