Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-07
will also be held under the same aus
pices, directly after close of school.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.

pices, directly after close of school.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Walter Jenkins has gone to the
hospital at Lewiston for treatment. 1t
is reported that she has nervous pros
tration.
! Flossie Jenkins is working for Mrs.
Jewell.
Mrs. Rose Sloman recently received
a telegram announcing the death of her
niece, Rose Slower Woodbury. Of Port
| land.
| Thursday afternoon, Elder Williams
of Sabattus conducted the funeral SER
vices of Milan Jenkins little child aged
one and one-half years.
| Gene Frost has given up collecting
cream and Ewing Frost is doing the
whole work.
Hiram Frost has a new kind of mail
box, not approved by the government.
He has taught his dog to take the mail
from the drivers hand and carry it to
the house.
Fred Dixon is conveying the pupils
to the Frost school, this winter.
LiTCHFIELD PLAINS.
/ Libby Post. No. SO, G. A. r.. and Libby
Relief Corps, held joint installation ser
vice, Monday, at Masonic hall. Litchiield
Corner The very cold day kept many
away, although goodly number of in
vited guests We're present. Mrs. Cora +.
Cram was the installing officer of the
Corps officers. as follows: President.
Mrs. Olive Stewart; S. V. Pres, Mrs
Junietta NJ; Chase; J. " Pres: Ms
V. Roberts; treasurer, Miss Cora A. Max
we'll; chaplain. Mrs. Annie =. Smith; Pat
Inst, Mrs. Sara L. Rogers; conductor.
MrF ETA Asst la Ga" G Erd ue Mrs S MaK
WE'LL c. r. No. l, Mrs. Mary f. Perry;
c. b. No. ,. Mrs. Fannie Jack; G. b. No.
2, Mrs. Sadie B. Danforth; c. b. No. T..
Lydia II. panforth. Past Commander II.
NJ Starbird installed the officers of the
Post, as follows Commander. Gardiner
Roberts: senior vice commander, Joseph
f.. Jack: Junior vice commander, AlonZo
Starhird; quartermaster, Orrin a. True;
adjutant George \. Bosworth; chaplain,
David 4. Smith; surgeon. Sylvester Stew
art, officer of the day, II. M. Starbird be-
True; officer of the guard, Arson Turner.
Miss Helen Blanchard furnished music
for the occasion. A fine dinner was serv-
ed by the ladies of the Relief Corps.
COOPER'S MILLS.
There was a Christmas tree at the l. o.
O. r. hall on Christmas eve. A very
ENJOYABLE time was reported Rev Miss
brewster was presented with a fur coat
for which she was very much pleased.
Christmas night there was Il dance at
Gray's hall A fine time was reported by
all present.
New Years night. there was a dance
at the l. q. o. +. hall.
Miss Matilda Richardson, who is teach
ing in Everett, Mass, spent the holidays
at home. She returned the first of this
week.
Rev. Miss Brewster went to her home
in Portland. Tuesday of last week, where
she will spend a few weeks.
EAST PITTSTON.
Arthur Harris, who has been spend
ing a short vacation at his home in
this place. returned, last week, to his
studies at Bucksport.
Mrs. Burton Scott and son, Arthur
are passing the holidays in Boston.
Leonard Moody of Brooklyn, spent
a few days recently in this vicinity.
Alden Knight returned. last week,
from a business trip to Boston.
A New Years gathering was held at
the church on Thursday evening which
was well attended. An excellent sup
tainment consisting of music, readings
and Rotations was given.
Miss Susie Cary, who has been
spending 4 vacation at home, returned,
Manday, to her school in Randolph.
George Stewart of Augusta, was
called here on New Years by the i'll
ness of his daughter.
No services were held in the church
on Sunday, on account of the storm.
WEST CHELSEA.
Daniel Derry has been doing quite n
business getting out heavy timber for
the mill.
Warren Hall of Randolph, was in this
| neiShborhoOd, Friday.
Miss Annie Robbins has n position in
Gannetts Publishing House, Augusta.
Augustus Turner, one of the selectmen
lost a good horse, lest week with collie.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haskell of Angus
ta spent Christmas with the latter'S pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. NFrank Robbins
LOYAL Leavitt is reported quite ILL., He
is attended by DR.. Lamb of Gardiner.
James f. Blanchard has moved into his
new house corner of Green and Chest
nut street, Augusta.
Lee Stevens Of this town has s secMre1
is we'll known in this vicinity and his
many friends wish him success.
Miss George White who has been
spending a i6-days vacation ut her home
| in this place, returned to her studies at
the Cony High school, Monday.
Mrs James Atkins has returned to her
home in Fairfield after spending Christ
mas with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. j.
| Howard Hunt. She was accompanied by
her sister. Miss Sadie Hunt. who mas
cured Il position in that place.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Blanchard spent
a few days with their daughter. Mrs.
George Clough, in Mt. Vernon. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Moody of Randolph,
| visited friends in this place, Friday.
w. f., Seekins returned to his duties
! in Richmond Monday. after few weeks
vacation spent at his home in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Blanchard spent
Christmas at Mrs. Stinsons. Sewall
street, Augusta.
J. G.. 1.ongfellow and son Reuel of Au-
gusta, were in this place, Friday. on bus
| mess.
| The New Years ball and entertainment
at the Town house, Thursday evening, is
reported as a success, both socially and
| financially.
| School in this district will close the
| winter term, next Friday. The School
! League will give an entertainment Fri
day afternoon. and also serve refresh.
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