Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-07

of the Union Veterans Union, went to
Foxcroft, Tuesday, to install the Off
GERS of the command in that place.
MIR and Mrs. Hermann Patterson Of Au-
gusta, attended the whist club at Mrs.
Libby's, Monday evening.
The officers Of Chelsea Grange for the
ensuing year We're installed. Friday, at
the regular meeting. G. Il. Yeaton. mas
ter of Capitol Grange. and Mrs. Yeaton,
lecturer, acted as installing officers. per-
manner: The officers installed are as fo!-
lows: W. NJ, c. X. Green: O., Patrick
Hayes: L.. Mrs. c. X. Green, s.. Mrs
Annie Powers; 4; s.; Walter Powers:
Ida Searles; Chap. Mrs. A. l.. Hayes: G.
K, Fl. c. Lawrence Pomona, Miss Grace
Powers; Flora, Miss Linda Thompson:
Ceres. Miss Bernice Watson; l.. A. S.,
Miss Emma Green.
After the Installation ceremonies, dainty
refreshments of candy. pop corn, dates
and fruit We're served by the three lady
officers, and social hour enjoyed. Reel
tations We're given by Sisters Thompson
and Powers; interesting remarks were
made by Brother and Sister Yeaton, and
a vocal solo by Sister A. l.. Hayes added
to the pleasure of the occasion. Several
of the members attended the union meet
ing at Plttston. Saturday A number are
also planning to attend Pomona meeting
at Augusta, Jan. IL.
READFIELD DEPOT.
LinwoOd Luce's son., Nelson Luce.
while playing with his schoolmates.
jumped from the depot platform and
slipped on the ice, breaking both bones
of the arm below the elbow. DR.. w. A.
Wright was near by and the boy was
taken into N. D. GOrdon's store, where
the arm was properly attended to by
the doctor, who saw him safely home.
Miss Laura f. Gordon of Portland, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. N. d. Gordon.
Clifton HarrintOn, who, for a few days,
mas been a guest ut Mrs. GOrdOn's, re-
turned, Saturday, to his home in Port
land.
John Able of Chisam's Mills has re-
Gently visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adle.
Grip and tonsilitis are quite preva-
lent in this village. Among those on
the sick list are Henry Cole, Mrs. L. NJ.
Jones, Ruby Hammond and Mrs. r. w.
Hammond.
Miss Marcia E. earle will soon visit
her grandfather, Asa earle, and other
relatives in Lowell, Mass.
E. NJ. Hutchinson and son Henry are
in Boston.
NORTH SIDNEY.
Sidney Grange has extended a cor
dial invitation to the members of Cas-
Cade Grange to be present at their next
meeting, Jan. Z, when the officers will
be installed by Past Master G. X.
II a ct hnr nct
jOyed.
Miss Mary A. Reynolds of Lewiston,
arrived in town, Friday, called here by
the serious illness of her brother-in-
law. Abram B. Moore.
John II. Field with his four-horse-
team. has gone into the woods for the
winter.
Fred M. Spearin of Augusta, recently
visited his uncle, A. E. Moore.
NJ. Il. Reynolds and Howard Smiley
of Augusta, recently visited relatives in
town.
Nathaniel Merrill of Mattewan, N.
Y. returned. Wednesday, after weeks
visit with his sister, Mrs. +. &. Moore.
Joseph Durrill has cow that he
quart of whose milk six ounces of but
ter We're made.
PITTsTON.
Miss Alice Rrann, who has been
visiting Mrs. Chas. Fossett and Mrs.
Fred Scott, returned to her home New
Years day.
Schools in town will close next
Friday.
The representative of the N. E. Tel.
& Tel. Co., has been canvassing this
section the past week with view to
extending 4 farmers telephone line
down the river road. This line will be
connected with the Gardiner Exchange.
Miss Ada Troop. Miss Edith Scott,
and Miss Annie Moody are attending
the Gardiner High School.
A Union Grange meeting was held in
Pittstcn Grange Hall Saturday. |
Although the day was very cold there |!
was large number present. Dinner
was served at IL o'clock.
Have you tried the value of little !
I'd in the Journals Want" and For |
Sale" columns? If not, try it and reap |
some of the benefits multitudes are en- |
joyIng The offer was for December |,
and January, SO do not let the time !
expire before you commence to realize !
the value of this opportunity. |
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The pastor and wife of the Baptist |
church We're kindly remembered by a |
Christmas gift of $25 from the mem
bers of church and society.
Rev. G. d. Crane, Field Secretary Of |
the Maine c. f. Union, will give an
address in the Baptist church on We'd
nestlay evening. Jan. 6, at 7.30 o'clock.
Every body is invited.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-When Alvin Spear
returned from the West he evidently |
brought with him the art of making beef.
He has in his tie-up some animals that
are hard to Surpass.
Mr. and Mrs. LinwoOd Allen are rejoic
ing in the advent of a seven-p pound daugh
ter.
One family near the corner was found
freezing ice cream. last Saturday and
the mercury was below zero at the time L
Oscar Williams has been hauling dry