Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-16

Miss Jennie Merrill OF Augusta. /.
the guest OF her grandparents, Mr.. aant
Nfs. Charles Jewell sFR
Mrs. Della Cooper is. visiting Mrs
David Gowen.
The schools We're given a, holiday
Friday. TO allow the teachers an OPP
pOrtunity to attend the teachers con-
vention held at Augusta.
MRS. John L. Gray of North White
field. is the guets of Mrs. 5. f. jane
son. o. .al ,aia -Ssr.-f
kENT'S HILL.
The senior class. chaperoned by Prof
Wakefield and Miss Piper. enjoyed its
annual ride TO Augusta and Togus
Monday. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all. iFHps #g
DIR. W. F. Morse returned. Monday
night. from his New; York trip.
President Berry is away on business
for several days. 354
Capt. and Mrs. Hor.ner of Portland
visited their daughter, Margaret, who
issa student in the Seminary. Sunday.
B. W. Hartman. Jr.. is away on
business for several days.
f. A. Strout. the real estate dealer,
and Mrs. Strout SPENT Sunday with
l.. II. Strout. returning To Augusta,
Monday
Carl Greene of Waterville, has been
elected captain of the football eleven
for the remainder of the season, the
former captain having left school. Un-
der his leadership the team is rapidly
improving. The next game will be
with Coburn on Saturday. A close
contest is looked for. d.. -s-.
Miss Williams. one of the Seminary
employees. Is i'll. DIR. Taggart of VIM
throp. attends her. FtiH< ..-iasF g.
BELGRADE. f
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary OF their
marriage at their home in Belgrade,
Thursday. Oct. 9th. The house was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and ferns and "a large flag draped on the
walls. The veranda also was decorated
with evergreen and Japanese lanterns
and a flag blowing in the breeze. The
bride was tastefiilly attired in brown and
white with a cluster of orange blossoms
in her hair. The guests began TO arrive
at half past six and continued coming un,
til half past nine. Mrs. Hanson receiN ed
the guests gracefully. Music was fur
nished by Taylor'S orchestra from Win
throp The grand march at nine O'Clock
was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson. The
presents were costly and beautiful At
eleven thirty coffee and cake and other
dainties. We're served. The graphophone
rendered several selections. At Il late
hour the guests departed bidding the host
and hostess good morning. and wishing
them many happy returns of the day.
NORTH vAssAL1oRo. a
Owing to lack of coal the wooden mill
is being run with wood heat. About 10
cords day are required. w. 7. Rey-
nolds has agreed to furnish 800 cords.
The repairs on the Methodist church
are completed and 1t now rests upon Il
firm foundation. Upwards of $500 have
been expended. 7. -ataa .n ..t.t--
r. A. Wing shipped car load of go
barrels of apples from Nassalboro sta
ton, Saturday.
DIR. +. c. Cook and family, of York. are
visiting at his fathers. Il. II. Cooks.
Apple picking is now the order of busi-
ness with orcnardists and good crop is
being gathered - ~ ana
Pine Cove Union Grange will meet with
Nassalboro Grange. Oct II tr-- f' a-is
j. G. Corson, of Boston. was i'll town.
Saturday. at the home of his wife's
brother, II. ID. L. Aver. ts, ..it .
.4rchie Simpson returned from the
woods, Saturday. and brought fine deer