Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-20


A large moose passed leisurely
through here one day. last week. APP
parentlN not in the least alarmed al
though all who knew of it were out to
look at her.
CLINTON.
NORTI--S. II Dixon of Augusta,
who has been visiting his niece, Mrs.
Tena GoWen, returned home, Tues
day.
Israel HUFF has purchased horse
of Fred Il. Blanchard.
Mrs. Walter Gowen saw several
butterflies, April 16
Dr. Salley of Skowhegan was at
Geo. Sherman's, Tuesday.
Fred Blanchard was in Pittsiield,
Wednesday.
e NJ futile was in Waterviile,
Wednesday.
Trueman Dixon and Jack Lehann,
who have been camping out all win
ter near here, broke camp, Wednes-
day. and are now hustling for other
employment, as it was TOO warm to
lumber TF
James Hoxie is in Burnham doing
some work for his aunt. Mrs. Jennie
Smith.
w l.. Duffcy was in Waterville,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Hoxie passed Wednes-
day in Burnham with her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Smith
Mrs. Clark Dixon is still very sick.
The country roads are very bad,
almost impossible in some localities.
CHINA.
Wendail {. Washburn of Wollaston,
Mass, is spending the week with his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. w w. Washburn.
Misses Edith and Mary Washburn are
home for the weekend from Colby.
Mrs. Ada Emery of Owls Head is
spending few days at Rev. f. E. Long
ley's.
Rev. L. E. Longley is attending the
ministerial convention, this week, in Wa
terviile.
The Lusitanas are to give an enter
tainment and banquet at the Grange hail
to the Mauritanlas. Friday evening.
Evangelist Perley f. Miller and wife.
also Rev W p Palmer from Harring-
ton, Me. are expected to be present by
special invitation Tie whole bids fair
to be a success and much pleasure as
anticipated by all,
Geo Brickett Brann of Albion is very
i'll. His friends hope for an early recoy-
cry.
Work has commenced on the building
on the island, and will be pushed as
rapidly as possible as they are to be
completed in June.
Amos Handy is completing motor
boat for w. w Washburn. The boat
,,.,.. ,..,,,,, ,hraa wars hut remained
unfinished until this spring. when Mr..
Washburn decided to complete it,
Mrs. f. H. Lewis of this village has
flock of Rhode Island Red hens from
which, since the first of January. she has
sold So worth of eggs besides using on
an average each week two dozen and
half in her family.
The many friends of Mrs Susan Dan
forth will be glad to learn that the recent
surgical operation was successful and she
is getting along as we'll as can be ex
pected.
WINTHROP.
EAST.-Miss Edith Pinkham is at
home for a few days.
VIII Wyman has been confined To
the house for the last ten days with
bronchitis.
Mrs. Allen Pinllham was the guest of
friends at Winthrop Center. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Laura Jackson af Brockton
called on friends in this place Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Charles Pnkham left for Portland,
Wednesday, where he has accepted
fine positions
Mrs Harriet Kilbreth and Mrs. Cora
Parkman We're 1.-THE guests OF Mrs.
Henry Cummings of Manchester, We'd
nesday, n victim of the mumps.
Charles II. Higgins has four hundred
little chickens.
FAYETTE.
Miss Marka Stevens, who has been
spending A number of weeks at Liver
more Falls, returned home, SATURDAY.
Carl Erving, of Readfield, finished
saving wood in town, Saturday.
Roads in bad shape.
Mrs. Seymour went to Livermore
TO attend Mr. Hinckley's funeral, Sun
day.
The Smiley place.. side of Echo
lake, has been sold