Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-02

Fred Guptil, station agent, Rumfori
rails, was at the. home of his father,
in the High. school, Mt. Vernon. was at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Toward ALE, Allen. Mrs. N 2. Gordon enter
tanned tanned Mss Emma Pike; Mrs. Fred
| Brown, Mrs. Martha Patterson and Miss
May Gordon, Winthrop. Mrs. NJ j. Sher-
burn dined with her daughter Mrs.
Ge3rge e,, Coleman; Miss Dorothy Alden
Mary Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. George Roy
al with Lizzie S. Hutchinson. John
Wright spent Thanksgiving Day with
Mrs. Sarah Whittier and sons.
George Riggs, Lewiston, called on
friends in, this place on his way home to
Chesterville. where he had not been for
nine years.
! James Dunton is at Rumford Falls,
where he will stop few days.
Mrs. Anna Henderson has returned
from Boston, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
BRANCH MILLS.
| Elmer Haskell OF China went to the
hospital in Portland. Nov. y, to be oper-
ated on for appendicitis DR.. M. M. Small
accompanied him. At last reports he en was
doing well.
Don Worthing began his school on
western Ridge, Monday, Nov. 50th. Eva
Howard Is teaching on Palermo side and
FANNIE button the Branch school
Mrs. Margaret Tolman will spend the
winter at the home of Jason Smell
Nellie. the family horse owned By the
late Everett M. DOVE was chlorofomed,
last week She was bought of b. w.
BLACK Of Liberty, ten years ago last Jenu-
airy. being then fourteen years old She
mad always been a great pet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen G. Bradstreet cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their mar
pleasant evening. The hostess greeted
all with a pleasant smile and hearty well
come. Ihere were about % present. Re
apples and coffee. They were the recipi.
ents Of many pretty gifts. The sewing So
ciety. OF which she is 2 member. gave her
>CriImmett and Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Par
menter gave six nut picks and a nut
cracker. A beautiful chair was presented
by friends, alSo nice white table cloth
and many fancy dishes.
Annie Dodge spent Thanksgiving at her
sisters Mrs. Hattie Doves.
Mrs. Mary Haskell had another toe am
putated, last Saturday. Dr. Small per-
formed the operation. Mrs. Haskell is
ella A. DOVE and brother William.
brothers Chas. l.. Doves.
". II. DALEY. had a dance at Grange
nan, Thanksgiving night. N
and Mr.. and Mrs. a w. Worthine took
their Thanksgiving dinner at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. b: Dinsmore.
Dirigo Lodge of T. & A. NJ, No 1Oi.
worked the first and third degree Monday
evening, Nov. 80.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
. Miss May Reed of this town closed n
successful term of school, Friday Satur.
day evening an entertainment was given
by Miss Reed and her pupils in the school
house, assisted by c. III. Ashford. who
snras fine collection of graphophone
recitations by the school were greatly en-
joyed. Among those who deserve special
mention mention Were. Were, recitation by Miss Edith
Cooper and his sister, Velma with organ
accompaniment by the, teacher: recita-
tons by Lancelot and Earle Cooper. Ed
die Nenl. the youngest scholar was a
favoiite and appeared the second time
with his brothers. Arthur and. Myron.
There was also cake sale. Miss Reed
success of the occasion. Proceeds of the
evening to be used for the benefit of the
school.
7. T. Storret of Warren and Henry
family. have recently visited their sister,
Mrs. Il. o. Moody.
Mrs. Winslow jaime son has returned to
her home in Virginia.
Mrs. John j.. Gray of North Whitefeld.
is the guest of relatives In this place.
Send in your wants" to the Journal
office, quick returns often result.
BELGRADE.
There was a large. gathering at the
Grange hall. Thanksgiving evening, to
witness the Peace Congress of ali Ma
lGn n =, presented by the pirigo Dramatic
taken and costumes fine, showing much
care and thought in the preparation. !
Mrs. Isaac Wadieish, who submitted to
surgical operation, last week, Is re-
ported as getting along well.
Mrs PachaI nv Lvifiald lie t,nt t,,,co,,
Ing as her many friends wish she might
The many friends of Mrs Geo Lilly, of
Manchester, are pleased to learn that she
has so far recovered from the critical sur
gical operation to which she recently sub
mitted as to be about the house..
Mr.. Milford Bicleford spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his son, Stephen Bickford.
WEEKS MILLS.
DEER HILL-m,Gardiner Tyler met with
an accident, Thursday, while chopplng
a .decayed stump In the pasture. His ak
slipped, cutting his foot near the ankle
joint. He succeeded in walking to the
Though not dangerous, 1t was very prain-
fiil and he will not be able to work for a
few days.
Another pleasant affair occurred at III.
NJ. Crommetts Friday evening. The time
vas spent with. singing reading and con-
yersation. Solos by Carrie Dodge and
Instrumental music by Archie, Crommett
'FcAS SHJpSto ny all
Bert G.. Taylor has returned from Wa
teryille and will work for Henry Cum
nings in the woods this winter.
Mrs. Llewellyn jackson and little
laughter Ieulah, of Pigeon Plains are
'iiung her brother Dean Estes.
H. M. sCrommett sold fine pair of two
year-old steers last week, to Samuel
Marden of Palermo.
!. The ladies Of the He'll met with Mrs
{. w. Dodge, Friday, to do sewing.
Carrie A. Dodge Of Augusta spentaa
short Thanksgiving, vacation with rela-
ives here. $3.50
Mrs Hattie Estes is visiting relatives in
3ostan.
a family gathering was held at r. w.
oodge's, Thanksgiving
Jasper Cronmett is attending Erslsine
Academy.
g.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
A very nice iron fence has been erected
round the Frost buryiiig ground.
VIII Bnker recently received severe
caip wound while scuffiing. DIR. Gilbert
lressed the wound and had to take four
titches to close It.
MeSsrs Tjbbetts Seweil and Narshntan