Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
ROBERT A. CONY
ATTORNEY AND
C0UNSELOR-AT-LAw
Notary Public Justice of the Peace
General Law Practice . go.
Opera House Block, Augusta, Name
Telephone 43o

expect to return TO the United States
soon. having passed three years with
the replacement troops in France and
Germany.
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, the Baptist State
missionary of Waterville, has
preached here at the North Mont
Vile church several Sundays recent
ly.
Mrs. II. l.. Hurd and daughters Of
Knox ridge were in town lastsweck
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco Thurston were
recently in Albion visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. n. Hall made a
trip to Unity recently to visit Mr..
Halls brother, W. II. Hall.
Chester Craney of Scarsport was in
town last week.
i. l.. Libby of Watcrvilc was in
town recently.
Mrs, Blanch Giggcy is working in
Knox for Mrs. Iris Larrabee.
Rev. William Berriman of South
Portland was in this vicinity recent
ly calling on friends.
Mrs. Ellen Cushman of Belfast was
in town recently calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Howard
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. BuZzcll
in Albion over New Years Day.
c. FOgg of Brooks was visitor in
town last week
Mrs. Edith Bartlett has returned
home from a trip to Islcsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Norwood and
children of Sornerville were recent
visitors of Can l.. Adams and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Jackson were vis-
ltors in Portland recently.
Baxter Written who has been pa So
ing his vacation here, has returned to
Gordon Bible College in Boston.
Miss Lois HallowcIl who has been
spending her vacation here w.th rel
atives on Written Hill, has re-
turned to her school at Turner.
The Farm Bureau community
chairman reports great success i'm OBJ
tanning members for that association.
having already exceeded their quota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis with
their two children recently visited
relatives in Taunton, Mass.
The South Montville sewing circle
held its annual sale. supper and en-
tertainment at the Grange hall Dec.
-. The proceeds amounting to s74oi
will go to the church and for chari-
table work.
Mrs. Lola f. A. Ford. recently Wis.,
tied relatives in Bradford.
There is considerable interest in
the proposed powdered milk factory
at Albion. The intention is To have
1T completed in carly July, when il
VIII take the place of the Elm Citv
creamery plant, the machinery from
the latter being utilized for auxiliary
purposes. The plant is to be frame
construction, 100 by So feet and the
cost around $4,000. John NJ. Web
her of Wateryille. is president and
his son, J. w. Weber treasurer. II
is said that farmers will be given n
guaranteed price, six cents quart
for 30 per cent butter fat milk. Tho
product turned out is to be whole
milk powder which can be returned
to its liquid form by the addition OF
water. Quite good many are talk
ing of sending milk to this factory.
Roy knights of Albion. was n New
Years caller of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Buz-
zell.
Snow enough for good sleiehing is
IN evidence on nfo2t roads with some
drifts in places, but autos and trucks
are still going. Farmers are procur.
ing wood and getting in ice, which il
ABOUT 16 inches thick. On the road
from Briggs Corner, to Albion quite a
lot of numbering is being carried on,
Dairymen are feeding more grain
than usual as prices are very reason
able compared with the price for
hay.
Ora Buzzcll has exchanged his
driving horse for heavy work horse
Miss Halcyon Reynolds is visiting
relatives in Unity.
Martin Written was in Freedom
Monday.
Miss Freda Buzzell or Benton "A
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. o. I.
Buzzell this winter.