Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-31

l dist cnurcn next SUNDAY.
| Mrs. Kate NJ Owen returned last
week from a two months visit ut hei
brothers. Rev. Roscoe Sandersons AT
Suncook, n. H.
BRANCH MILLS.
| T. w. Brigham, who mas pee''
spending the winter in Warren WITH iei
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Whitmore arrived
in this village, March 81. He is stop
ping at present with Mrs. NJ. Z. Dove
and son. His friends were glad 10 well
come him back.
| Elias Cove of Augusta was in the VII
Iage.5 last week. calling on friends.
| Mrs. Ann Seekins returned home last
week.
| Fred Proctor Of West Windsor, was
here Monday.
| Mrs. E. S. Kitchen entertained the
sewing circle, last week.
| An Easter concert will be given by
the Sunday school at the church, April
3d. at 1890 A. NJ.
| Chas. w. Clark came home from
Portland, lest week, where he went On
business.
| Mr.. Leighton has been here with his
gasoline saving machine. He sawed
many piles of wood last week for diff
ferent people in this village.
DR.. Earle of South China was called
| TO see Mrs. Bertha Doe who was quite
ill. She is somewhat better at present.
| Walter Tobey went to New Hamp-
shire last week on a business trip.
| Mrs. Bean does not seem to gain in
strength.
c. Z. Dove has been out of doors a
few times.
Geo. F. Worthing is able to sit up
some.
Services were held at Union church.
Sunday March 81.
E. Raymond Dove does saw filing at
| his shop.
Mrs. Carrie Osgood entertained the
L. r. H. club at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice Parmenter, Wednesday
evening.
| Mrs. Hattie Estes and little son,
Stanley of Deer Hill spent the day
with Mrs. Alice Parmenter, Thursday
Several members of the L. r. H. club
called to see her.
| The whist club met at Mrs. Geo.
| Crummetts. Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lola Powell of Palermo is at
work for Mrs. Bertha Doe
| Miss Belinda Bryant spent Thursday
night at G.. G. Parmenter's.
| NOPTu wAvNe
j. p Stevens and son Carl of Port
land spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. Stevens mother, Mrs Mary
| Stevens.
Isaac March of Winthrop, is visiting
his sister Miss Carrie March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Abbott Of Oak
| land We're the guests of Mr. Abbott 5
parents Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ S. Abbott.
Sunday. Miss Matte Hackett of Read
| field, also spent Sunday at Mr.. Abbotts
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Haines are the
| happy parents of fine baby boy born
| Thursday, weighing 101a lbs.
| o. X. Tilden was in the village on
| business the past week.
! A union entertainment will be given
in the hall, Thursday evening, invita-
tons have been extended to large
numberfan agood time is expected.
| The dancing school was well attended
| Saturday evening, and quite a number
from out of town were there. The next
one is postponed until travelling is
better.
Lester Harris of Fayette is buying
| hogs in this vicinity and will ship them
| alive.
EAST PITTSTON.
Arthur Harris who has been spending
a short vacation at home returned,
Monday, tojhis studies at Bucksport.
w. E. Seekins of Chelsea called upon
friends in this place, Saturday
| Miss Clara Reid of Houlton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. E. Odiorne.
| Rev. l.. l.. Harris who has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks;
with severe attack of the grip, was
able to occupy his pulpit for a short
time, Sunday morning.
Miss NJ. c. Bryant of Windsor visited
friends III this village. last week.
Miss Susie Cary is confined to her
|
er has been secured for her position in
the Randolph grammar school. Miss
Cary's many friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
| An entertainment was given by the
10th Century Club. Wednesday evening,
which was a decided success both So
clally and financially. A literary pro-
| gram consisting of dialogues. music.
tableauX and recitations was given, aft
Ter which an excellent supper was
served. An elaborate quilt was dis
posed Of By votes. the contestants be-
ing Miss Lena BrOokings. and Miss
| Elite Dockendoff. Miss Dockendoff OBJ
,ained the larger number of votes, and
secured the quilt. while a handsome
sofa pillow was presented to Miss
Srookings as an appreciation of her
services
! SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Elmer Chick is sick. DR.. Blake
attends her.
! Mrs, Walter Jenkins has recovered
!