Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-22

| is they are now IN 1ull blossom ana
very fragrant.
WEST CHELSEA.
| Mrs. Henry White, who has been in
Augusta visiting her daughter. Mrs.
John Matthews for the past week ar
rived home, Friday.
! Mrs. Lillian Morton OF Randolph,
was the guest Of Mrs. w. E. Seekins.
Sunday.
| The farmers in this vicinity are much
pleased with the last fall Of snow, and
have improved the opportunity in doing
their winters hauling of wood, hay,
] etc.
| Miss Sadie Hunt went to Boston,
| Thursday, where she has secured a
position as typewriter.
| The many friends of c. B. Moody of
Brooklyn, N. ", and Mrs. Fannie
Howe of Randolph, were pleasantly
surprised to learn of their marriage
which took place in the fremont Street
Methodist church in Boston, by Rev.
Mr.. Davis on Thursday evening, Jan.
i Is, 1902.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Powers were
thrown from their sleigh in Gardiner.
1 Wednesday afternoon. The horse got
! away and ran across the bridge to
Randolph before he was caught. No
serious damage was done other than
to the sleigh and harness.
Miss Josephine Kealy spent Sunday
F, with friends in this place.
VASSALBORO.
| Miss Margaret Durham and Miss
Helen Prescott visited ia Waterville,
! Thursday.
| Scott Durham of Waterville. visited
: his mother, Mrs. Franklin Durham.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Myra Goldthwaite and Miss
Augusta Pitts attended the Relief
! Corps meeting at North Vassalboro,
Wednesday afternoon.
| Mrs. B. Reed of Riverside, visited
her son. Frank Reed. in this village.
| Sunday.
| II. M. Parsons was a business caller
in Waterville, Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Waldron and Miss WAL
dron of Cross Hill. were in the VIII
lage, Monday.
| Fred Day of this village. visited in
Auburn last week.
| Misses Georgia Lancaster and Au-
gusta Pitts visited in Waterville,
Thursday.
| EAST vASSALBORO.
Geo. H. Pope is suffering from Sc
we're cold. having been confined to the
house for a number of days.
/ Miss Alice Earle of Greenwich, r. L.,
attended service at Friends church.
, Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor spent
Saturday in Waterville.
| Most all who had apples have sold to
different parties.
John Cook and Albinus Dolly were
hacking apples in this vicinity, last
| week.
Ernest r. Priest spent Sunday with
his parents. returning to Bowdoin Col
| lege. Monday morning.
John Pierce and B. H. Camp of Oak
Grove, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
A. Priest. Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Marden of Au-
| gusta. spent Sunday in the village.
| Miss Abbie Lewis who has been i'll is
| recovering.
| Monday evening, the officers of Ken
nebec Lodge A. o. U. w. were In
stalled for the coming year by B. F.
| Whitehouse. deputy OF grand master
workman. A collation. was served
which was enjoyed by all present. after
which a social dance was participated
in by all who wished.
Friday evening of this week the De-
! gree of Honor will install the officers
of the order for the ensuing year. The
officers elected are as follows; Chief of
honor. Mrs. H. Marden: lady of honor,
Mrs. James Staples; chief OF cere-
monies, Miss Jennie Ferran; recorder
Mrs. Marian Mountain; financier, Mrs
Louise Gates; receiver. Mrs. Annie
Shorey; guide. Arno Wyman: inside
watch. Mrs. Alonzo Priest: outside
watch. Alton Hussey. Past chief OF
honor, Miss Sadie McQuillan.
Mrs. David Gates spent Tuesday in
Augusta.
Miss Susie Hoyt is out of town for a
few weeks.
CROSS HILL.
| Last July Sheldon Gardner offered
his crop Of apples to Charles Low for
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