Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-18
LINCOLN.
WIScAsSET.

WIscAssET.
8 H. S. Shea. our popular milk dealer,
is having the mumpS.
A class of IL candidates were in
structed in the mysteries of the third
and fourth degrees at Huntoon Hill
last Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fred Albee have
returned from visit to Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. A. F. HENDERSON and daughter,
Bertha, of West Alma were in town
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. M. p. Daniels and Mrs. Emma
IllsIey were in Damariscotta shopping
Saturday.
Wiscasset town meeting was held
Monday, the 10Th.
W. w. Houdlette of Alma was in
town Friday for grain.
Rev. Mr.. Peardon, pastor of the
Congregational church was unable to
fill the pulpit Sunday because of
severe cold which he has been having
for several days. e-
Mrs. Lydia Siegars is said to be in
a critical condition, the result of hem
orrhage of the head. ssa7
WHtFEFlELD.
SoUTH.-Master Herbert Mcdonald
is visiting his grandparents at the
Highlands
A. e. Matthews sunday visited his
son at the Matthews hefnestead.
Myron L. Palmer and, mother were
guests Sunday at Home Acres. Sheep
scot. ~ ~ 49,
Ludy Powers of Pittston recently
visited his. cousin, David E. Matthews.
Mrs. Olive Croker is i'll.
A large crew of men is at work on
the Ingraham lumber lot, where a mill
has recently been set up.
Many friends of the late Miss Nettie
Cooper met at the home of Wesley
Moody at the last sad rites to show
the esteem in which she was held In
terment was in the family lot.
JoIcE.
The funeral of the late Catherine
Grady Clark was held Friday morn
ing at St. Dennis Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth and daughter
Blanche, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nc
Kindsley were callers Sunday at Err
nest Dunton's.
lie SlSCA last NCCh
by the Kings Daughters was much
enjoyed by those who attended and
about "a was added to the societys
treasury. The Circle will hold it's next
meeting March 26 with Mrs. Annie
Lewis.
DRESDEN.
Don Cate of Bliss Business College
passed the weekend in the town, the
guest of his parents.
Lawrence Gahan, who has been i'll
at his home here for the past two
weeks, returned Saturday to Lewis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Patter-
son of Richmond were callers Friday
on some of their old neighbors here
Mrs. Herbert Hamilton of Alma is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Rit-
tai
Leroy Robbins is at home from AL
ma, suffering from rheumatism.
Misses Pearl Runnels and Olive
Ritual of Richmond were guests Sun
day of the latter's mother, Mrs. Liz
zie Rittai.
Rituals mill will be busy place
this spring, as many loads OF logs
have been hauled there and in addi-
ton to this Mr.. Rittal has q number
of boats to build.
William Choate is building new
and spacious poultry house on his
farm and will soon begin the poultry
business,
The portable mill will be moved this
week to the Houdlette lot.
David Houdlette and William Push
ard have harvested their ice.
The annual town meeting was held
at the Town hall in Dresden Monday
with a large number of voters present.
VIM. r. Houdlette was chosen town
clerk for the ensuing year. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: First Sc
Iectman. VIM. r. Cate. second select
man. Fred p. Carleton: third select
man. VIM. F. Reed: treasurer, G. T..
Cotton. also tax collector; member of
School Board, Harry Pushard; auditor'
Charles Morton. The following appro-
priations were made: Schools $500;
repairs of schoolhouses, $loo; support
of poor, $500: miscellaneous, SSoo;
highways, $500; repair OF bridges,
$3.50; brown-tail moth account, 5000;
State road, 1888; repair OF State road
$50; $500 to be taken out OF highway
account for gravel in roads. ]. H. My
ers was chosen moderator. The sum of
SEQ was paid, the interest on town
debt.
soMERvlLLE.
Grin Crummett Is quite sick with
the grip.
Mrs. Albion Lewis, who has been
cooking for Peter Bascomb, Is home
on a vacation of a few days.
Mrs. Esther French. who has been