Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-18

it did to Mrs. Worthline.
'x..,.,D1.--r..-
er Of i children. The following are
now alive: Mrs. Melissa Romans, Ply
mouth y. H.; Mrs. Maria Marston, Al
bauy. y. g.; James Savage Of Law
, renee, Mass: Mrs. Emma Berwick.
PaWtucket, Il. L.. Mrs. Estclle Shields,
, Melrose, Mass; T.. L. Savage, Skowhe-
gan; Chas. Savage, Groveton; Mrs
Bctsey Lewis, Lagrange and Mrs. An
ME Mccormick. GroVeton \. II. Dur
ms the day Wednesday friends called
/ to see Mrs. Savage and brought with
them delicious refreshments as we'll as
Fluctuations. A feature of the refresh
ment menu was some English cake
F! brought over from London by H.. To-
| hey Mooers ana contributed for the oc-
casion by his mother, Mrs. John A.
! MooerS.
4 fuel conservation is in effect at the
/ Maine Central railroad as the mems
waiting room has been entirely closed
/ because Of the scarcity of fuel.
Sheriff II. l.. Goodrich has appointed
Loren NJ. SanbOrn Of this town as
I special deputy 10 serve probably for
( the remainder Of the year Because OF
! existing conditions Sheriff Goodrich
| expects to make additional appoint
ments Of deputies in Skowhegan and
possibly elsewhere in the county. Mr.
! Sanborn was one of Sheriff Thomp-
i sons deputies
! Word was received IN Sk6whegan.
| Thursday that Rev. Robert L. Sheaff
! OF NorridSeWock, father Of c. w
! Sheaff Of this viitage, was among the
small poN victims there. Mr.. Sheaff Is
I rot thought to I've Seriously Ill.
s. w. Philbrook arrived home Thurs
Gay evening from Grocnville where he
/ attended the annual meeting of the CO.
/ burn Steamboat Go. The following Of
firars We're elected: President, II. A.
I Sanders. Greenville: vice president,
I clerk and treasurer s. W. Philbrick:
! directors. II \. Sanders, s. W. Phil
! brick, A. A. Crafts, Greenvillc, c. J.
4 Robinson, Grecnville Jet; c. r. Wood
( ard, Greenville let: general manager
i g. T. Woodard; general agent, S. w.
! Sawyer, GreenViilr
4 r. ". Briggs left Wednesday after
noon fer Purcell, Okla, where he will
! iejoin Mrs. Briggs and son Gordon, who
/ arc passing the winter there He was
7 accompanied by Mrs. John Prescott
Y who has been employed i'll the Briggs
Y household here for several years. Nj.
\ Briggs is extensively interested III the
. oil developments in the section where
4 his family is passing the winter. They
\ will probably be away until April.
N Potatoes arc selling locally for 20
cents a peck
Il Considerable horse flesh has changed
hands in Skowhegan lately ana much
! Of i has been Of the moro valuable
7 species. Hiram T.. Bearcc has sold his
bay mare, yeas old. out Of 4 mare
v hy Sterling ana Sired ~ Il son of col.
Y belma to HolinssworN x Whitney.
u This Animal weighed 1850 ana could
4 troi u 40 gait. ManIey n PuoIer hag
A recently sold his chestnut mare by
Nin&m"n standing 49, and a good driv-
! e., - Boston partlrr. Will" II. :.
y Thomas of this town has bought The
! lisco Of Alton Richardson Of Water
! Vile This IL 2 hay gc!ding. IL hands.
/ f0alcd III 1919. ~ san Francisco. CO.
4 lumbus i5urrlil the wvl!-knoNn turf
trainer has the beast in charge He is
reported As being a good trotter. Nj.
4 Richardson has also recently sent am
V either good horse i:to SkoWheGan III tht,
shape of 4 southern bred ruan mare.
sue Wa sired ny .AutUcr;it with a Sec
h ORD If lib Ia. u. u. Rearce Is hand
liNg lrr and getting hen j. shape fut
future travel. Another row horse which
\ has recently mace i'a appearance; in
toWn. i IN l.N0-pound beauty out of
V Hector T. hich e. II Chnrp has hOIlcrhf