Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-11
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successful one. and much credit is due
the teacher. Miss Jessie Dorr, for her
efforts, and the pupils for their hearty
cooperation. In the evening an enter
tainment and box supper was held for
the benefit of the School League, at
which the following program was car
ried out: Song, America; by the school.
Recitation. Arvilla Wallace. Rectal
ton, Susie Ripley. Recitation, Marion
Fossett Recitation, Josephine Ripley.
Song, Pearl and Josie Ripley. Recita-
ton, Sarah Rollins. Recitation, Pearl
Ripley. Recitation, Florence Elkins.
Song, Charlie Fogg and Clarence
Hodgl1ins After the program was
concluded an auction sale of boxes was
held. After supper the remainder of
the evening was passed very pleasantly
With songs and games. Both pupils
and parents are pleased to hear thai
Miss Dorr will probably teach the Win
ter term.
At st. Andrews Church, Sunday af-
terloon, instead of a sermon, Mr..
White of Gardiner, who recently re-
turned from the National Convention OF
the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew at
Denver, Col, gave a talk on his impress
.siOnS Of the Convention and the west
in general. 1t was very interesting
and helpful to all present.
.Nye Clifford of Gardiner spent Friday
night and Saturday with Earl Fossett.
Joseph Dunton and James Smitl
were visiting friends in this vicinity
Sunday.
Miss Florence Rurnham was thu
guest OF Mrs. Wesley Mansir last Fri
day and Saturday.
alton Pottle was the guest of Rogel
Lapham, Sunday
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Miss Myra4 Hewey, who has been il
recently is rapidly gaining.
The town schools closed, last week
for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Howe of Laco.
MIA, N. H.. who have been the guest.
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Knight, return.
ed to their home, Saturday.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, a Dollar
social was held at the pleasant homo
of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Marson which
was largely. attended. A novel featur,
of the entertainment was the readin;
of the letters in which the ladies relat-
ed, some in rhyme, how each dolla
was earned. The reading of these let
tiers caused much merriment, and
neat sum was realized for church work
"A bountiful supper was served. and tn
guests departed feeling Mr.. and Mrs
Marson to be royal entertainers.
Mrs. Joseph Jones and daughters o
Sheepscot are guests at w. S. Cleaves
Mr. and Mrs. y. C. Sullivan anf
daughter, Miss Mabel, have gone tc
Nova Scotia, where they will spend thu
winter.
Miss Flora Otis, who has been a sue.
cessful teacher in town, will leave 500:
for Dresden. Germany, to remain TO,
an indefinite time.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. George Clough of Mt Vernon
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Blanchard, in this place, las,
week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Stewart, who has bee'
visiting friends in this place, returned
to her home in Newport. Thursday.
Schools in town closed, Friday. for
weeks vacation. Miss Amy Heath
teacher in this district went to hel
home in South Pittston to spend he
vacation.
Chas. Fowler is reported as quite IL
at the home of his son, Alvin. DR.
Lamb attends him.
Misses Josephine and Lillian Kealy
of Whitfield. were the guests of friends
in town, Monday.
There will be a dance at the Town
House. Chelsea, next Saturday even
ing, to which all are cordially invited
READFIELD.
Indian summer is still here making
it favorable time for farmers to COM
plete their falls work.
Apples have advanced in price during
the past week and are now selling,foI
S1.75 and $500 per barrel. Many being
shipped from this station.
Prof. ]. e. Chandler with his stere-
opticon entertained a goodly audience
at the Brick church here, Monday
evening.
Mrs. Y. M. Williams is aid to be fail
ing in health.
DIR. F. 5. Dixon from Lewiston. was
In consultation with DIR. w. A. Wright
on THE case of Mrs. =. Gordon of this
town. Saturday.
Christopher Gordon of Hoyt's Hill is
rapidly failing in health.
w. c. Record is improving in health.
His son is with him now.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
There will be a sociable and supper
ut the parsonage, Friday evening.
Mrs Frank Damren has been very
poorly for a week or more, but is now
able to be about house.
Mrs. Ruel Dutton win visit her son
IN Waterville, this week.
Mrs. Newman has been quite sick
but is. more comfortable.
James Leighton had severe Ill turn,
The family physician was
called.
Mrs. Ruth Leighton is much better
md her injured foot is doing well.
Mrs. Judkins is ill.