Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-09

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EAST PITTsTON.
A supper was served by the ladies at
the vestry of the Methodist church, Fri
day evening, which was we'll attended:
After the supper an excellent program OF
given, and much credit is due those who
had the affair in charge The gentlemen
We're so we'll pleased with the success OF
the ladies' that they decided to serve an
oyster supper with an entertainment in
the 50 me place, Friday evening, Dec. II.
Miss Mildred Moody has gone to Gardi-
ner where she will remain for q time.
Miss Isabel Reid of Gorham recently
visited her sister. Mrs. j. l.. Odiorne
| There will be a. Christmas tree and con-
cert at the Methodist church on Christ
| mas evening.
Henry Wright has entered the employ
of DR.. w. z. Giddings of Gardiner.
| Mrs. Alden Knight and son returned.
! Saturday, from Il weeks stay in Portland.
! This is a grand season of the year
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NORTH AUGUSTA.
A band of Christian workers are ex
pected to aid in the service, Wednes-
day evening. ;-'
! Harold Stilson left, Monday, to at
tend school at Pennington.
| There will be a sociable at l.. G.
| leagues Tuesday evening. Sand
wiches and coffee will be served
READFIELD DEPOT.
the wells are beginning to fail, and the
farmers are driving their catte and
horses to the pasture in order for them
| to get wafer
| tFeu l.. NOto was one OIL the lucky
| hunters, this fall, and his game proves
his craftsmanship. After the first snow
storm of the season, he went hunting and
| came home with Il grey squirrel, and 81
buc!, deer, and the last of the JASON,
he went one morning and shot q rabbit
and doe He shot both deer very near
home, and did not experience much diff
Guilty in securing them. The buck dressed
ITO lbs. but the doe wasn't quite as large.
Miles Dudley shot fine deer on Hoyt's
Hill before the game season was closed.
MONMOUTH.
| At a special town meeting held Tues
day. Dec. s. it was voted to purchase Il
hand tub for the protection of property
in the town, and to purchase lot and
erect a suitable building for it's accommo-
dation: also to build reservoirs in differ
cnt parts of the village. The committee
chosen by the citizens t a previous meet
ing to make Investigations in regard to
the best kind of apparatus for the place,
report was accepted and the committee
was authorized to act in conjunction with
the selectmen in purchasing said tub.
The Grange Dramatic Club will present
a drama at their hall, Thursday evening.
The ladies of the Methodist circle will
hold social and picnic dinner at the
vestry, Thursday.
Arrangements have been made by the
Methodist Sunday school for the obscrv-
cert in the church followed by a tree in
the veStry. Christmas eve.
The water in the lake is very low
Many wells have failed in consequence
of the urOuth.
FARMINGDALE.
Miss Bertha Lewis is convalescent.