Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

! promising colt OF w. A. Hank,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Amos Cr,n;
were at John Boynton's. Windsor Smn ~
day.
! a. n. Pierce contemplatcs erec,in
house in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Halloween
to Watervile, Saturday. returni,.'
Sunday.
There was a surprise party at Jobn
Wards last Wednesday, evening
LITCHFIELD CoRNEp
There was Il very pretty weddipg ..
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hin,
Saturday evening, March .. wbap thni,
daughter Aura was united in ma,,;.,.a
to Mr.. Henry A. Story. The ceromcn,,
was performed by Rev. Mr. I,,oI,l,,
bach, of the South Monmouth chu,cl,
Only the immediate friends of ,hc rar,,
lily We're present.
At a meeting of the mcmhars cf .,a
congregational church, Saturday ,ftar-
noon. it was unanimously voted to call
the Rev. Mr.. Harlow, of Gorh,m ,n
be the pastor Of the church. Mr.. Har-
low has been supplying several weeks
and the people are very favorablv i'm
pressed and hope he will accent tho
invitation to become pastor The
church meeting was we'll attended ana
much interest was manifested.
The sick ones are improving, and no
new cases of la grippe are reported.
Chaplin Lydston is at home from Au-
| 2uSta. for few days visit
Emery Baker was at home this week.
to attend town meeting.
Miss Ninie Brown has recovered from
| the measles and is out.
WAYNE
John Cram. II. \. Dexter and Ernest
Frost went to Hallowell Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanchticld. who has been visit
ing in Augusta, has returned.
Charles Lincoln has lost one of his
| team horses.
Mr.. Wheeler Of Turner called on
friends in town, Sunday.
Sewall Pettingill. who has been in
| Boston. attending the a. .. l.. W.
meeting. has returned.
Lee Ridley and J. {. Stinchficld are
able to be out.
John Moulton and Rob Mckinnon are
in Boston.
Several from this place attended the
funeral OF Miss May Nichols at East
Livermore, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Stetson is visiting her
father Alpheus Stetson.
Mrs Howard is not gaining as fast
as could be desired.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
John Dutton spent Saturday in
WaterViIlc.
James McDavid returned to Massa-
chusetts last week.
Ralph Brann. wife and Master I'd.
are with Mrs. p NJ. Brann. Mr.. Brann
has been compelled to give up his work
in the postoiiice for a while on account
of an car trouble which the specialist
DR.. Turner of Augusta. has under MS
care.
Miss Lillian r. Shaw. who is teach
ing in the Nash school, was reported
last week To be suffering from very
bad cold, which kept her at home sew
eral days from pursuing her duties.
Marjory Perry is boarding with Mrs
Abbie Wood. Mrs. Wood came home
last week from Pettengill's Corner.
Miss Ada Stilson is at home. her
school term at North Jay having closed
several days ago.
Miss Martha Henry. a promising
young student at Kent's Hill Seminary.
spent Sunday at Daniel SCribncrs.
Roland Scribner is recovering from a
severe cold.
Bracket school will have its spelling
match ana entertainment at :he
Grange hall Monday. March llth.
Rev. Chas. y. Southland. presiding
elder of the Augusta district. is cX-
pected to be at the church here for his
quarterly visit. March 18th.
WINDSOR.
]. +. Welt and Cecil Il. NJ. Newnert
Of North Waldoboro. We're guests at
Eev. &. W. Lowelrs. Wednesday.
MIR. ana Mrs. Miles Moody, who have
been i'll with the grip for the past
three weeks. are slowly recovering.
Mrs. Jennie Merrill returned. Friday.
March /. from a two weeks visit to
her parents at Calais.
Mrs. Myra Keen, an esteemed resi-
dent Of this town. died at her home,
Wednesday. Feb. 20. at the advanced
age of Sc. She had been tenderly cared
for many years by Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Howe.
READFIELD.
The Old Maids" gave an entertain
ment Tuesday evening, Feb. 26th. at
Grange hall. to a crowded house.
Prof Pinkerton exhibited his wonder
full electric machine. and his trans
were remarkable. Mrs. Davis
was president of the society. Mrs
Hnnton. secretary. and Miss Eva
Smith. treasurer. The costumes were
unique. dating back cen
tury or more ago. BuStleS and hoop
skirts were sought for in the atticS
and long forgotten garments of our
days were hailed with
delight The coiffureS We're quite rs
Wonderful as the dresses. long curls
and short CurlS. bobs and waterfalls
adorned the maidens. who were not on
the sunny side of 40. Mary AIMS
song I'm glad | am not an old maid"
was heartily cheered. In the trans
Miss Fogg sang. "Priscilla
at her spinning" Mrs. Vance save
two songs. and Jennie Gray. Lizzie
Jacobs and Kate Pulsifer gave recita-
tons One of the prettiest features Of
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