Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-18
KENNEBEc.
RIVERSIDE.

At a whist party, last Tuesday even
ing. at "Broadacres," w. p. Bailey and
Mrs. n. H. Fossett won the first prizes,
while the BOBBY prizes were taken by
N. H. Fossett and Mrs. w. P. Bailey.
Miss Springer is a charming hostess
and all regret very much that she is
soon to leave to spend the winter in
Augusta.
8. w. Mitchell of Oakland, was in
the place, last week.
Mrs. F.. M. Wheeler of Waterville,
and Mrs. A. B. Robinson of Winslow,
were here, last Saturday, to attend the
whist party. Mrs. Robinson wore q
bead chain made by a Cherokee Indian,
which was sent to her father, Captain
Garland, 40 years ago, by a friend of
his who was in an Indian country. 1t
Is very beautiful.
Three more deer were shot, last
week, in this vicinity. Frank Howe,
Gus Wentworth and Scott Clark each
getting one. Frank Howe, not to be
disheartened by having shot away his
thumb the first of the season, has per-
severed till he has brought down deer
and expects to get another one before
the season closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Fossett enter
tained at whist, last Saturday evening,
there being six tables. The first prizes
were won by ]. H. Reed and Mrs. II. H.
Lee. The BOBBY prizes fell to Mrs.
A. B. Robinson of Winslow, and A. S.
Trott.
A large temperance meeting was held
In, <14 L. 1t.
Sunday evening. Nov. Is, which was at
tended by Frank w. Gowen Of Water
VILE. past International lecturer of the
order of Good Templars. A good list
of names were secured to reorganize
Riverside Lodge. No. 20. which used to
be one of the largest and finest lodges
in the State. On Monday night, al
though the weather was stormy. Mr..
GOwen and a large number of citizens
were again present and the lodge was
reorganized with Is members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
present quarter and installed by Mr..
Gowen: Chief templar Elmer w. Roll
Inns; vice templar, Mrs. A. s. Trott;
secretary. A. p. Sawtelle; treasurer. j.
w. Dunlap; financial secretary. Mrs.
]. w. Dunlap; chaplain. Hannah Rus
sell: marshal, Chester Ellis: lodge dep
uty. N. H. Fossett. The lodge will
hold it's meetings on Friday night of
each week, in the fine hall which the
order owns. All are very glad that
the citizens are again joining in making
Riverside Lodge a grand success.
siD'EY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Benson. accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Collins of
West Gardiner. attended the Pomona
Grange In Winslow, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Robinson of Waterville. Is
visiting her brother, A. E. Field. who
is In feeble health.
W. p, Lyon and daughter. Jennie.
took a carriage drive to st. Adams.
Wednesday. where they visited few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tracy.
Miss Minnie c. Moore visited friends
and relatives in Augusta and Halo
well, last week.
Miss Emma Taylor of Coburn CLASH
cal Institute, Is unable to attend school
this week on account of sickness.
Evan H. Bragg took trip to Boston,
Saturday.
Services at the Universalist church
were discontinued. Sunday. on account
Of the inability to heat the church dur
ing cold weather. The pastor. Rev. J. 3.
Reardon OF Oakland. has given entire
satisfaction and his congregation deep
" regret the postponment. The services
will be resumed again in the early
spring.
The remains of Hiram Robinson of
Sebec, formerly of this place. were
brought to the Center Sidney cemetery
for burial. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Costello have gone
to Augusta, for the winter to Work IN
the shoe shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin H. Davenport
left, Saturday, for weeks visit IN
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