Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-18

pcu ettizen, one foremost and eve
terprise for the good OF society and In
the w. c. II. u here and has done m,,c,
10 neip the union and the temperate,
church at time peculiar and critical i.
us history and filled a difficult place witt
tact and ability such as few men conlf
ma hav ga aone; He will be greatly missed BY
OF Palmer, Mass, has been called nv the
church and will arrive. next Wedues5ar
and preach. the following Sunday.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
:, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malaney visited
friends in Gardiner, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p S. Snyder visited
friends at Windsorviile, Monday.
Danford Drake of Augusta, visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake.
Dana Merrill>of Augusta, spent Satur-
Hay and Sunday with his grandpa rents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell.
Mrs. John Drake went to Augusta
Monday, for few days visit
Miss Edith Given is attending school at
Wildsor Corner. -
Mrs. II. D. Cooper and son Lancelot Wis.
d dtea reia1ives at South Windsor, Satur-
Miss Sarah Gray of Razorville. visited
her cousin, Miss NJ. c. Bryant, last week.
MI Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Moody visited
iriends In Augusta, Thursday. -
WAYNE.
Philip McKennon is at home.
Miss Mary Ridley is at home from
Lewistcn, where she has been attending
school. -''e
Mrs. Kimball entertained the Friday
Cluo, Dec Il. Subject: "Crusades.
Herbert Walton has Just shipped some
very me apples, for which he received
fancy prices '
Miss Edna Dodge has returned. -t
The house owned by Mrs. Stanchfje,d
and occupied by Mr.. Lincoln, caught fire
morning. The untiring work of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln and timely aid of neighhors
prevented a serious fire.
A class in parliamentary law has been
organized here. 1t consists of both Ia
n Iimit ara ne gentlemen and has reached its
VIII be held in the parlors of the differ
ent MONIES twice month, on Monday
evenings. The officers are as follows:
W pres; Miss ks.. smardon; vice pres, Mrs.
urer, Mrs. Bellington. Chairmen of com.
mittees: Credential. DR.. r. L. Chenery :
social: W.. A. Burgess; finance, Rev. D.
W. kimball; auditing, r. L. Norris.
EAST PITTsToN.
Rev. T. +. Jones of Thomaston, was the
guest of Rev. l.. L. Harris, last week.
Mrs. Joseph Jones. who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. w. S. Cleaves, for
her nome in Sheepscot.
Mrs. H. E. Reed and daughter. Miss
Ida, left. Wednesday, for South Carolina
where they will pass the winter with rel
atives.
The friends of DR.. c. c. Libby are glad
to know that he is able to be about since
his recent illness. ..- -,
Mrs. Albert Palmer and daughter Ethel.
VINO have been stopping with friends here
for few weeks, left, Friday, for their
home in South Gardiner. -
The village school is in session. with a
large attendance,
Mrs. Emma Little, who has Deen visit
ing friends in this vicinity for a few
weeks, has returned to her duties at All
gusta. E
Alden knight has taken his place again
on the stage, which has been driven dur
ing the summer and fall by W. E. Heath.
The Goth Century Club will hold a
Christmas sale in Fowles' hall on Friday
evening. The entertainments given by
this club are always popular and sue
cessful.f
y NORTH vAssALBoRo.
The men of the Methodist church served
a chicken supper at the vestry on Satur-
day evening. Upwards of SIS was added
10 the treasury.
Rev. T. F. Jones. presiding elder of
the Rockland district, delivered a lecture
at the vestry, Thursday evening, on the
great missionary meeting at Cleveland,
Ohio, after which the third quarterly
conference was held.
One candidate was admitted into full
in Kennebec Lodge No 13I
l. o. .. F., at VassalbOro, Dec. 16.
Christmas exercises will be given by
both the Methodist and Baptist churches
Joseph Smiley has sold his crop of r.
I. greetings to Hannaford Bros. of Port
land.
We are glad to report Miss Ida Cross
as much improved in health.
The village is In much need of coal No
Soft coal from the wooden mill was used
at the Baptist church, Sunday.
CLINTON.
The committee having charge of the
Christmas festival at the Town hall t.
be gwen by the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school, Thursday evening, Dec. Is,
are working faithfully in the prepara-
tons to make this one of the best. Among
the attractive features of the cantata
Santa Claus will be the large chorus,
which IL under the popular leadership of
Mrs. j. w. Day, who has had an extern
sve experience in musical circles. The
music with accompaniment for the piano
and violin is bright and sparkling, inter-
spersed with solos, duets, trios. choruses.
songs by fairies, and the Goddess of
Dreams. recitations, Santa Claus or
chestra, and a veritable Santa Claus and
Frost King. 1t is confidently believed
this cautata will meet a real want of the
times.
Fl. L. Gage of Pittsfeld, was in town,
Monday.
W. /. Cain is on the sick list
William Spearin and wife are happy
over the arrival of an S-pound boy.
r. l.. Besse is in Boston, this week.
Charles Proctor lost a valuable horse,
last night He was taken sick during
the afternoon. This horse was one of MIR.
Proctors pair.