Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
STATE NEWS.
KENME|BEc.
EAST vAssAtsoRo.

r. NJ. Small has closed out his
grocery business.
Miss Abbie Lewis is spending few
weeks at home. Aa
C. T. Richardson has gone to Boston
for few months.
The young people in the village have
in preparation a cantala. king VIM
tier which they viii present to- the
public Christmas night n the Metho-
dist Church. All who would likef are
cordially invited to place their gifts on
| the Christmas tree and enjoy the exer-
cises. s2eii f
The ladies OF the Friends Missionary
Society held a sale two evenings last
week. and a program onsisting OF
music and recitations wasrendered. Ice
cream cake and candy were on sale.
The amount realized was $3.50 which
added to the treasury. -
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church gave an entertainment
recently, after WHICH ice cream and
cake with hot coffee, were served.
/ David Gates met with a severe loss
Saturday night One Of his horses got
injured in the woods in the afternoon.
Physicians were called but could not
save him.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
There will be Christmas tree at the
Church Thursday Evening. 1
Mrs Newman has so far recovered as
to be able to sit up little.
Amy league, age seven years, re-
Gently did quite a large ironing and
washed the dinner dishes for seven
persons. What little miss can beat
this?
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MIS-. Mira Goldthwait made a few days
visit with her sister Mrs. Lizzie Snow at
North Vassalboro. last week. -
Mrs. r. w. Pitts and daughter called
on friends at East Vassalboro, Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Emma Mckay visited her neice
Mrs. Fred Howard at Waterville, last
week.
Walter Newell, eldest son of Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Newell, died at his home in
this place, Sunday evening, from typhoid
fever He is survived by father and
mother, a brother and one sister, who
have the sympathy of all in their sad be-
reaver1ent.
Miss Margaret Durham and Miss Helen
Prescott visited in Waterville, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jassie Gilbert observed
their wooden. wedding at their home.
Monday evening. A large number of
friends and relatives were present who
passed a very enjoyable evening with mu-
sic and games. An extentiOn table and
six dining chairs and many other useful
presents were presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert. tt-
~ SOUTH WINDSOR. - -
Miss Nellie Carpenter is teaching
school in Whitefeld. s..-s..--.- .
James Medbury went to the Soldiers
Home, Toguss Thursday. He intends, 10
spend the winter there.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell attended
the quarterly conference held at Chelsea,
Saturday and Sunday - 4-- =
Fred Scott of East Pittston was in the
place, Saturday. ~ ss
Mrs. Seth Pratt was called to North.
Whitffield. Saturday, on Taccount Of The
serious illness, Of her mother, AIRS. SAM
ford Partridge. 49, -i ~
Mrs. II d. Cooper and Miss Jennie Mer-
frill of Augusta visited friends in this
place, Monday. ~
I RIVERSIDE. Rs s-yga 1.
{ Mrs A. Phillips of Weld visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Green
the past week. rs 's% Il
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins of Temple, visited
their son g. C-SJenkins the past week. !
Z w. +. Hewett is putting new windows
intq his house and will make other i'm
prOvements..3 Gstt Z
h George w. Butterfeld of Weld, was in
the place, Tuesday. .....s..
b Herbert Brooks lost a horse, Tuesday.
1 Harry Packard cut his foot quite se-a
'verely, Thursday. q
Skating on the lake is good and is be-
ing impro3d z - 81