Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-22
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BELGRADE.

BELGRADE.
AT the special town meeting held
saturday afternoon, to see if the town
would maintain one or two free High
schools the town voted to have but one
that to be held in the Franklin school
house at the Depot.
Maude Hewitt with one of her pu-
pills, Blanche Sawtalle, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at South
Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Birch attended
the Quarterly meeting of the Advent
lists at Sidney, Sunday.
Frances Stevens is filing the slos in
this vicinity. He has a gasoline en-
CINE.
c. f. Hovey spent Sunday in Au-
gusta.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mrs. D. 3. Fuller of Lynn Mass, is
the guest of her friend, Mrs Mamie A.
WorthinG.
C. e. Dove has been shingling the
roof OF his stable.
Miss Mildred NJ. Parmeter has gone
to Pittsfield to work Mrs. j. c. Con-
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pierce returned
to their home in Lynn, Saturday.
Edmund Dodge and daughter An
ME, went to Augusta, last Saturday.
George Porter, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Ada Parmeter, returned
Friday, to Old Town.
Misses Myrtle Crummett and Ella A.
Dove attended the Sunday School con-
vention at Albion, Sept. II.
Moody & Worthing have had q hard
wood floor laid in their store and are
now having the ceiling whitened.
Little Ferne Ansora Small gave q
party on her sixth birthday anniversa-
ry. Sept. 10. The invited guests were as
follows: Ida G. Pinkham, Edith NJ
Pinliham. Beatrice O. Worthing, Jas
per M. Worthing, Dulcie l.. Crum-
NETT, Gertie NJ. Rowe. George D. Brad
street, Marion f. Worthing, Eva l..
Worthing and Louisa M. Haskell Ice
cream and cake We're served and a cake
with "Ferne" on it was very pretty Lit
tie Ferne was the recipient of pretty
presents.
WINTHROP CENTER.
Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey. who came
home, Thursday, threatened with pneu-
monia, is gaining.
A. f. Kelsey, who has been pastor OF
the Friends church, both at Winthrop
and Winthrop Center for the past four
years, preached his farewell sermon,
Sunday. He and his family will leave,
Tuesday, to go to Chicago. where they
will visit relatives and friends before
sailing. Oct. 10, for Ram Allah. Pales-
tine. Mr.. Kelsey leaves his pastorate
Mt Winthrop to enter into missionary
work in the Holy lands. He will super
intend the Ram-Allah Mission Train
ing Homes under the auspices of the
Friends church of New England
G. Nj. Bailey is in Mortified, Mass,
attending the executive committee
meeting of the Mortified conference.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Mr.. Valentine .Pinkham of Mechanic
Falls, formerly a resident of North
Monmouth, called on his old friends,
Saturday and Sunday.
Oliver c. Gordon is in feeble health.
David T. Moody is having serious
trouble with his eyes. He goes to Au-
burn often to be treated.
Mrs. Mary e. King, mother of o. f.
King. is suffering from varicose veins.
She is Sc years old and retains her
mental faculties to marked degree
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott L. King OF
Lowell, Mass, are boarding with Mrs.
Eliza A. Lindsay. Mr.. King is superin-
tendant Of Electrical works at Lowell.
Mrs. Maria Chandler Bonney, wife of
DR.. Bonney of Livermore Falls. has
come to spend the fall with her mother.
Mrs. Is. w. Chandler. In consequence
of poor health. DR.. Bonney has sold
out his business as dentist, also his
fine residence and intends to spend the
winter in some warm climate.
Mrs. Geo. W. Withers is visiting her
parents and other friends in Aroostook
county.