Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-13
KEN NEBEC.
WINDSOR.


pected to meet with Mrs. j. H. Bar
| ton, Wednesday.
The dance under the management
| of Harold Casey and George Tobey,
which was to be held at Perkins, hall
Cross Hill, last Friday evening. was
postponed, on account of the severe
storm, to Jan. y.
No services, Sunday, at the BAPTIST
church, on account of the bad roads.
The coolest weather of the season
in this section was Monday morning,
when the mercury fell to 20 degrees
below zero. Other nearby places re-
port much colder.
The gale of Friday afternoon and
night was the worst storm known for
many years. Mail Carrier Reed could
not make his daily trip on Routet 81.
on account of the bad roads The men
We're two days getting the highway
| passable.
Daniel Burrill, who suffered from a
severe attack of indigestion, Saturday
night, is better
Mrs. VIM. Stewart and Miss F.
/ Belle Taylor combined a business and
/ pleasure trip to Waterville, last
/ Wednesday. They were accompanied
| by Mrs. Stewards son Erwin, who re-
/ turned to his duties at Goburn Insti-
tute
| The question to Re discussed at the
meeting OF the \. |. Club, Saturday
night is; "What Is the Most Profit
able, $50 in a Cow. or the Same
| Amount OF Money Invested in Hens"
| NORTH WAYNE.
| Mrs. George Hall was called to Oak
| Land, Monday. by the severe illness
CT her grandson Richard Shaw.
Galdie Ellis. daughter Of Mir and
Mrs. Levi Ellis, is i'll with scarlet
! fever. The house is quarantined and
every precaution VIII be taken to pre-
vent the disease spreading. School is
| closed and the teacher returned. Tues
| day. TO her home.
Some of the roads@are still impassa-
BILE rom the heavy fan of snow. From
! SIS and 10 below is reported. The tenn
perature changed TO 50 above in one
! night. y fan of about six inches of
1 SNOW came. then a severe rain for q
, few hours.
CLINTON.
I LNORTH-Arthur Hodgdon is driving
team for Ole Gerald OF Benton
Geo. Mclaughlin has been spending
the past week with his nephew, Furber
. Marston
Master Carl Blaisdell is quite ILL., A
doctor was called Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James IIoxie were In
Canaan, Sunday, to see his brother,
Charles HoXie, who has been so i'll for
several weeks past. He is suffering
from tuberculosis sores, two of which,
according to the report of the attending
physician have discharged five gallons.
He now seems to be better, as his many
friends win be glad to hear.
! Chas Hoxie of Plymouth Ridge is pass
ing a few days with his nephew j. y.
Hoxie.
The funeral services of the late George
Kicker occurred from his late home at
10 A. NJ, Tuesday. The l. o. o. f, Of
which he was a worthy member. at
tended in a body and had charge of the
services. Rev Mr.. Beebie spoke words of
comfort to the bereaved family Miss
Helen Beebie and Mrs. c. c. HAYES
sang His two sons Charles of Clinton,
and Melvin of Pittsfield, and two sons
in-law, Scott Burns of Clinton and Wal
. ter Reynolds of Winslow, acted as
pail bearers Mr.. Kicker was veteran
of the Civil war, a member of the g. A.
r. and Clinton Grange The flowers
We're very beautiful. Among them were
beautiful pieces from the family, /. o. o.
F., the G. A. r., Grange and the grand
! children. There We're several out of town
s relatives and friends present.
J Charles Libby, f. M. futile and Wal
ter Small, all went to Skowhegan, Thurs
day. to attend court.
Roy Pennell, an old resident here,
now of Newport, was calling on friends
here, Tuesday
VASSALBORO.
NORTH-Kennebec Lodge. T. @. o. f
will hold a special meeting in the new
Grange HAN at East Vassalboro, the
evening of Jan H. for the purpose of in
stating its officers for the ensuing year.
Grand Master Jackson of Portland ac-
companied by his marshall, will be the
installing officer. All odd Fellows and
Rebekahs are cordially invited. Tickets of
invitation can be had of the secretary by
the members OF the lodge. Refreshments
. will be served at the close. No effort
will be spared to make this a red letter
night in the history of Vassalboro Odd
Fellowship. Drews orchestra of Water
vile will furnish music for the occa-
sion.
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