Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-28
TIERS FROM CORRESPONDENTS in SURROUNDING TOWNS.
SOMERSET.
HJNCkLEY.

HINCkEEY,
r s. Lane visited friends in town FIT
day and Saturday.
Miss Hattie Decker went to Waterville
Monday morning where she has employ
ment
The Christian Endeavor social will bs
held at Good Templars' hall Wednesday
evening, Jan. %. beginning at 73O O'clock
The funeral services of the late Brown
ing Clifford were held at the home or mis-
mother, Mrs Annie Clifford, sunday
afternoon at 100 Rev. Orlando VIII
liams presided and the service was q
most impressive one. Browning Gifford's
record was clean and manly, and the
words of love and esteem spoken by MT
williams found an echo in the hearts OF
his hearers. The interment was at North
Fairfield cemetery.
CoRNVILLE. =
We note the marriage of Harry Fal
of this place and Miss Rilla Tracy Of
Smithfield. We wish them many year.
of happiness.
Mr.. Butterfield received visit from
his sister in Portland last Sunday. i
Favorable reports have been received
ders. who is at the Somerset hospital
for treatment.
Loren Strickland was at home las
Saturday and Sunday
NORTH. Edgar Whittier was a
knsSe over Sunday FROM his work IA
Skowhegan.
l.. K. Kicker is confined to the hous|
with a bad cold. I
Mrs. ]. II. Pugh and son, Frank, Wis
tied Sunday at the home of John Am
brose in Skowhe gan.
3 Robert McCollor was saving wood II
East Madison last week with his gaso
line engine.
Mrs. oscar Kicker and Mrs. Albio1
Kelley made a trip to Skowhegan sat
urday.
RIPLEY.
Clarence Hanson has sold his farm
to Ed F'arrar.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart who has been III
with pneumonia is improving.
Chas. Thompson of st. Adams mas
been in town few days.
Mr.. Clark of Hartland has movee
his family into Vim. Woods rent.
Norris Nutter is driving the mai
team on route 4 for Geo. Drawn for
short time.
John Bowdoin is Ill.
Mrs. Sarah Dunlap has gone to Dex'
ter to stop this winter.
The annual telephone meeting wa
held Jan. Is at Grange hall. Pres-
w. II. F,arrar Sec. F. b. Felker; oil
rectors, J. S. Laughton. c. E TripI
and Chas. Wakefield.
CAMBRIDGE.
D. B. Whitney returned TuesdaI
from Lunenberg, Mass, where he wal
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Eiwif
Bemis.
June Ternor is at home from ID. IN
s.. Dexter, i'll with the mumps.
VIM. Folsom while visiting hf
daughter, Mrs. Geo. McIntire in Dex
ter, was taken suddenly ill.
| Augustus Brown Is visiting in Har
mony.
E. D. Blaisdell of Dexter has beef
staying a few days at his camp OF
| Mainstream.
Elmer Folsom, deputy sheriff. is Y
| Skowhegan.
Grace Durham of Dexter is CUES
of Mrs. Patten Nutting. 1
]. B. Labree who has been cuttini
ice on Cambridge pond for the peopl1
in this vicinity finished Saturda1
night and will go to Harmony.
SoLON.
The fair and supper given by IN
village schools Friday in Caratunk hal
was we'll attended and a good su1
of money taken which will be used Z
| help pay for the plano in the school
| house and to improve the athletic fell
The lower grades closed the white
term Friday and will not open I'll
March. The High school Will cor
tinue several weeks.
Mrs. John Rowland went to Aubur)
Saturday to visit her father and t"]
sisters with whom he is spending TN
winter \
Prof. A. J. Jones of the U. of M. WI
speak Monday evening, Jan. 26, 4
Grange hall Subject: Consolidate
Rural Schools" This is the first q
n course of free lectures to be give
| in town this winter. 4
Herman Goodrich, who lived on
farm a few miles out of this village
died Saturday night of pneumonia.
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