Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-21
KENNEBEC.
WEEKS MILLS,

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DEER HILL-Gardiner Tylers moth
or is visiting him.
Fred o. Bonney visited his mother
and sister at Sidney, Wednesday.
Mrs. Wallace Worthing from
Palermo. spent Sunday with her moth
err. Mrs. Dorothy Crommett.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hammond, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Clifford and Master Del
bert visited Truman Ellis family at
Cooper's Mills. Thursday, it being Mr..
Ellis birthday.
Mildred NJ. Slater, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. H. NJ
Crommett. returned to Cooper's Mills,
Monday, where she will visit relatives
few days before going to Portland.
SOUTH BELGRADE.
The members of the Lincoln School
Improvement League held a box social
at the schoolhouse on the evening of
Oct. Is and realized SAP. The follow
ing program was finely presented:
Violin solo by the teacher, Guy F. Will
Hams of Embden; defamation, Lee
Hall; recitation, Blanch Hanson;
recitation. Harry Hewitt; duet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Dudley; memory gems,
Luella and Eva Aslin and Julia Wad-
leigh; recitation, Gladys Dudley; essay,
Leo Dunn: recitation Helen Dunn:
violin solo. Guy F. Williams, who re-
sponded to an encore.
vAssALBoRo.
Lewis Haskell is very sick with
pneumonia at the residence of Frank
Hackett iii this village. His three chill
dren are with him. DR.. Parsons g of
Oakland was called to attend his case,
Sunday.
q Miss May Hackett came home from
Patten, last week Ito help care for her
father Frank Hackett, who was so
seriously injured two weeks ago. Mr..
Haekett Is said to be slowly gaining.
George Averill and Miss Ina Wood of
East Wilton were in the village, last
week.
Mrs. Preston Lancaster has returned
home from. Winslow. where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Glazier.
r. w. Pitts had a severe attack of
heart disease, last week, but is now
able to be out.
Miss OliveSPafner of Sidney, WAS at
this station, Monday morning, to take
the train to Boston to visit her uncle.
SIDNEY.
Elizabeth Swanton Penney died oct.
eth. aged So years Mrs. Penney was
born in Readfield, now Manchester.
and was the third daughter of Jeptha
and Rachel (Savage) Hill In early
youth she united with the Free Baptist
church at Dunn's Corner. On March
26th, 1S40 she became the wife OF
Knowlton Penney of Belgrade and in
that town spent most of her after life.
Her husband died May 80. 1868. There
were three children, Octavia E. Weeks.
Anna Il. F. and Taylor f. Penney.
The first and last survive her. Anna
died III 1865. Mrs. Penney had many
warm friends. She was a woman of
sterling qualities and good scholar.
She was the last remaining grandchild
OF Capt. Daniel and Anna (Johnsonl
Savage. some of the earliest settlers of
Augusta.
WINTHROP CENTRE.
Mrs. E. ]. Mumford and Miss Alice A.
Cfough entertained their Sunday-school
classes at the reading-room. Friday
evening. Eighteen were present and
two hours We're pleasantly spent in
social games. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Misses Cecile A. Robbins and Lottie
:. Ctough who are attending school at
Oak Grove Seminary, this fall, were at
home over Sunday.
w. II. Wing of Manchester. called on
friends at the Center Saturday.
AIRS. Mabel P. Andrew returned to
Mrs. H. J. Railey's from the City hos
pital, Saturday.
Rev and Mrs. G. w. Hinckley of
Good Will Farm were the guests of
Mrs, Fl. J. Bailey over the Sabbath.
Miss Lillian Skillings of Oak Grove
Seminary was guest at C. 1. Baileys
Saturday and Sunday.
WINDSOR.
An enjoyable Sunday-school concert
was given at the Methodist church.
Sunday. Oct. u.s. The church was
prettily decorated with evergreen. au-
tumn leaves, ferns and flowers. A fine
program was rendered consisting OF
singing by the choir, prayer by Rev. H.
p. Stetson, followed by song. THE
Harvest Song" by the school, and
recttations by Buford Sproul. Flossie
Sproul. Melville Stetson. Ruby Colby.
Ruth Colby. Earl Cooper Lancelot
cooper, Velnaa Cooper, Harold Sprou,.
arthur Srroul Alice Donnel May
Reed, Edith Given, Fred Sproul. lola