Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-02
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Pinkham have
returned to Cambridge, Mass, where
Mr. Pinkham will resume his work, as
motorman on the electrics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland True spent sun
day at their cottage ON the Cobbossee-
4 contee. Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Adams. A.
d. Bartlett and Erwin Cram spent the
day with them.
Bert Baker has gone to Massachu-
sets where he expects to remain this
winter. ;4T
Mrs. Frank Perry is visiting her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Gilman.
| Richard Norris who was hurt a week
ago, is improving and is able to be out
Joseph Meader, our local butcher, is
laid up with the chicken box.
Ernest A. Danforth and Sadie Bos-
worth, youngest daughter of Geo A. Bos-
worth, were united In marriage Thanks
giving Day at 1870 P. NJ, at the residence
of the brides father. Rev. Chas. Pur-
inton performed the ceremony Only rela-
| ives We're present at the wedding cere-
mony; but over one hundred friends and
neishbors attended the reception in the
evening. Refreshments of bananas and
candy. were served. F. w. Jordan enter
tanned the company with his graphophone
| !)Sio" - q list VI pISSSiItS anu UOnOrS.
| doz: silver knives and forks, MI. and
Mrs F. c. Brown; solid silver spoons and
a sum of money, Walter Elliott, Angie
s EoGa1ts mr. Clara lara M Hutehinsen pd Hon
and Mrs: G: Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Shorey. A. R. Bucklin, Arson Turner, and
Wm. Potter; pair of vases. Mr.. and Mrs.
bur Danforth; blankets. Ida Danforth;
fancy plate. Florence Libby; several pairs
Of towels from F. W. Jordan, Nellie Ham,
Mrs. House, Mrs. Perry, Harold Godfrey
sic Libby; lamp, Geo. Danforth; butter
knife and spoons from Rena. Willard and
Ethel Ashford; silver pie knife. f. w.
and Mrs; M: II. Dustin; | doz. silver tea
spoons. e. j. Fish and Angie Bosworth:
pitcher and bowl, L. Larrabee; cake bas-
Curtis: glass tea set. Fred Z. Mitchell:
glass set. Frank and Woodbury. Danforth;
quilt, towels and handkeerchief,,, Emma
cup and saucer Mrs. House; toaster,
Alice Hall; gloves. Bert Powers: pillows
and quilt, Mrs. s Brown; quilt, Alice
Erving. Danforth; set of dishes, a. glass
set and money from the following: Fl. D.
Smith, Nettie Campbell. Eta Taylor, d.
se Sth nv and ar Mgs J. z E e ehas k hrs
F. 4. Harlow. DIR. and Mrs. Gilbert, Ger
tie I.ydston, Chaplin Lydston. Rob Niles
Mrs. Ghas, Knight. Claribel Higgins, Mr.
Mrs. VIM. Knight. A, v. Niles, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Adams. Ed. Nntting. Bert Lib
Smith, Hattie Campbell. Abe Bartlett P.
P. Perry, Geo. Ring, e. P. Springer. Dan'l
Weber and Winnie Peacock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Danforth will reside at George A.
IBosworth's. ta.
| LlTcHFIELD PLAINS.
Mrs. Julia A. Libby, of Oakland, de-
partment president of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, inspected Libby Relief
Corps recently.
The Woman's Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. A. E. Roberts, Wednes-
day. r,..
The church circle gave picnic sup
per at the parsonage, Friday evening.
Libby Post, No. SO, G. A. R., is ar
ranging for an entertainment at
Stewards Hall in the near future.
WEST SIDNEY.
There will be a donation at the West
Sidney Baptist church, next Friday
evening for the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Clark.
All are invited. Cake and coffee will
be served. If stormy, Friday, it will
De nelu, saturday evening.
CROSS HILL.
Fred Crosley, Fred Farwell and Chester
Emerson, who have been at work at car
penter work in Unity. for the past month
returned home Saturday. .
Miss Hazel Climbs, who lives with her
uncle. Merton w. Knowles. was badly
bitten in the shoulder by a dog owned by
George Smiley, in the yard OF Freeman
Randall Thanksgiving day afternoon.
Mr. Smiley greed tn kill nd On
no further action will be taken Mr.
Smiley killed the dog. Monday. !;
Fred Farwell, who has recently sold his
farm to Bryon HILL will move into the
Springer house at Riverside
J. ID. Randall. one of the oldest men in
this place. is seriously i'll. I)i Earl of
South China, is attending bin.
The winter school in the Perloy dis
trict opened, Monday, undsr tsle i..st. uc-
sG irs q Miss shorey Of Oakland 3; h j.
She will board at Chas. S. Perkins
John II. Russell and George G. Wright,
who passed the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Russell, returned
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis r. Randall visited
at j. D. RandalIs, Sunday. Mrs Ran
dali will stop on the Hill! for few days.
Mr., nd Mrs. g, w. Smiley and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
Snow at North Vassalboro.
/ Frank Fl. Austin and Ed Clark of Wa
terviHe, passed Thanksgiving on the Hill,
the former with his parents. Mr.. and Mis-.
w. A Austin, and the latter with Fred
+. Perley.
/ Miss Eva Crosby is teaching in the
Small district. This is Miss Crosby'sI
third term in this district and this term
will complete her third year In town, she |
having taught two years in the Aver dis
trict. ss |
READFlELD DEPOT.
The Readfeld Depot Once Week
Club and other guests were entertained |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Stevens at |
their home, "The EInnwood, - Saturday
Nov. Is. the eighth anniversary Of their |
marriage. Mrs. Stevens is a club member /
Club exercises were: Piano duet Misses |
Emma Pike and Julia l.. Gordon; roll |
cali; quotations: current topics; Lessons |
from Greek History; Mythology reading |
from Homers Iliiod &c. Ice cream. cake /
and other refreshments were served in L
the hospitable manner for which Mrs. |
Stevens is noted. The round merry jokes |
and Laughter, bespoke the endowment Of |
oil. GraphOphone selections by the host,
Mr.. Stevens. delighted the company, who /
listened attentiyely until a late hour. As
the guests left, many sincere thanks were +
expressed for the pleasant entertainment |
given by the affable host and hostess.
/ Thanksgiving in this place was observed /
In the usual manner by the gathering Of |
relatives and friends around the festive /
board John Adell, station agent At E,aS If L