Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-08

time ne ndO mace many IrlenOS VINO
are deeply concerned for his recovery.
| Saturday morning Mr.. Hamlin took a
| load of apples to the cider mill and
while unloading them was taken ill.
| suffering a severe hemorrhage from q
gastric ulcer. He was at once taken
to the home of H. L. Holt. physician
summoned and after the doctor had
made an examination a trained nurse
was called and Monday a second nurse
came to assist in caring for him. Sun
day night he had another slight hem
| orrhage and was in weakened con-
dition. Tuesday his condition was
| thought to be a little more hopeful. but
still serious. His only brother, Ray
Hamlin. who is attending the Agricul-
tural College in Lyndon Center. VT.
came Sunday and will remain until
there is change in his brothers con-
dition. All hope for speedy and COM
plete recovery.
| Marion NJ. Russell of Wilton has been
! for week the guest Of Rev. and Mrs
A. T. Craig. -
| Mrs. Lavina Davis of Augusta was
the guest of Mrs. Fred Drawn last
week. Mr.. Brawn's brother, z. c.
Drawn Of Augusta, was also a recent
| visitor.
| Mark Rix, superintendent of the En-
dicott Farm in Shilburn, N. H., and
George Hamlin Of Milan. N. H., the
owner Of department store. came by
auto Sunday night, arriving at Rev. A
T. Craig's about A. M. Monday. They
were called here by the serious illness
of their nephew. Linwood Hamlin. Mr.
Hamlin left Monday afternoon for He
bron, where he has a daughter. Miss
Doris. i'll the academy. Mr.. Rix will
return home as soon as the condition
| of his nephew has improved.
Mrs. Bert Currieer has returned home
! from Grand Lake, n. b., where she has
been passing five weeks
i Kate B. Ellis lectured in Phillips Satur
day afternoon from the very interesting
subject 1.-The Home and the Grange,
dwelling especially upon the Efficiency
Kitchen" Mrs. Ellis will speak in Mer
Ger Thursday and il Fayette Saturday.
| Mrs. J. A. Jones of Fairfield Center |.
passing a week with Mrs Arthur Ellis.
| Rev. A. T. Craig preached in NORTH
Fairfield in the Friends church Sunday
ulOI dIlu 0Oou j" liz NHdpcl
Hinckley IN the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Harris. Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles jewell, Louise and Harry Jewel
and Mrs. Jennie Bean, all of Canaan
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Harris.
Mrs. Dora Holway and Mr. and Mrs
| Myron White of Fairfield were visitor.
at Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howes Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser Gee were weekend
guests of friends in Burnham.
Pearl Chapman of North Fairfield pass
ed a few days last week with her sister
Mrs. Fraser Gee.
E. Reginald Craig was one Of the sever
to represent Colby in the cross-country
| run with N. H. State College at Dur.
ham last Saturday. The Colby boys were
the winners.
| Mr. and Mrs. Warren Balentine, Mrs
Chester Emery and Mrs. Maurice Emery
attended a meeting of the Poultry Club
held at East pond.
| Maurice Emery is in Skowhegan pack.
ing apples for the Towle Packing Co. OF
Winthrop.
! lily Of Waterville were Sunday guests al
H. c. Emerys
Mrs. John w. Gee Of Burnham is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser Gee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Joy were recent
supper guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. T.
Craig.
Mr. sand Mrs. Fraser Gee. George and
Maude Chapman were in Skowhegan Sun.
day
Good reports are being received from
Harris G. Hamlin, who Is In Glenclin,
N. H., sanatorium.