Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09
| was a guest at the home of ]. Howard
Hunt Friday and Saturday.


Hunt, Friday and Saturday.
The School Entertainment and dance
given by the Longfellow School League
District No. >, at the town house. last
Friday evening was largely attended.
and was success both socially
and financially The recitations and
dialogues by the pupils were we'll
rendered and all were well
pleased with the entertainment.
MUCK credit is due Miss Arabine Clark,
the teacher for the success of the en-
tertainment. About forty couples
participated in thu dance which follow
ed. Ice cream vas served at inter-
mission. The sum of elt ven dollars and
twenty-five cents vas melted which will
be used to buy clock Tor the school
room.
There will be Photograph enter
tainment and dance at the town house.
Saturday evening, Nov 49, under the
management of H. l.. Hayes. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
NORTH SIDNEY.
The Universalist Social Circle met
with Mrs F. G. Moore, Wednesday
entertainment and sale in Grange hall
some time the coming month for the
benefit Of the church.
Or. and Mrs. II. l.. Johnson left last
week for the st. Louis Exposition. On
their way they will pass one night
each in Montreal. Toronto and Detroit.
After a few weeks stay at the fair
they expect TO visit southern Pines,
y. G.
Miss Genie Griffith of Augusta, spent
a few days with Miss Mamie Clark
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton and
little daughter moved to Augusta,
Saturday. where they have engaged
work with James McDavid.
Cecil Clark. Colby. '05. who attended
the national convention of the Delta
Epsilon fraternity at Chicago, recent
ly, visited on his return in Buffalo.
Boston and Newton.
Edna Reed of North Nassalboro,
visited Laura GIdZier, saturday ana
Sunday.
Rev. Geo. H. Hamlen returned last
week from a trip to Michigan.
Miss Olive Smiley returned to Bos-
ton, Monday. after few weeks stay
at her old home.
Geo. Robbins was home for a few
days this Week.
Deputy Cook of Nassaiboro. Very
pleasingly installed the officers OF
Rural Lodge, f. x a. NJ. saturday
evening After the ceremony the
members with their families and IN
yited guests descended to the dining
hail below where bountiful supper
WAS served and a social time enjoyed.
VIII colby of WatervIle, was in
town last Thursday.
Miss Cora Roundy is on visit to
Grcenville.
Miss Redington, who has been pass
ing the past two weeks with MIS-.
Frank Abbott. returned to Watervlile'
Friday.
Miss Mamie clark spent few days
i'm Augusta last week.
Mrs. Chas. Swift is spending week
in Oakland and Waterville.
WiNSLOW.
Miss Jennie P. Howard returned from
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norton are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
| friends. on the birth of daughter,
| Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Fuller who has been
sick the past two weeks is now con-
! valescing.
| F.. l.. Jones who runs the cider-mill
is putting in a new boiler.
| Mrs. Joseph Whit,house and daughter
Jrsei" have returned from visit with
relatives in Belgra1'.
| \ crew of men are working on the
| pipe line at captain J. p. Garland's.
| A Junior exhibition will be given by
the High School at the Congregational
| church. October If, at eight o'clock
Eight of the fifteen III the class will be
! chosen as the best speakers to assist
| the graduates next June. Hail S
| orchestra will furnish music during the
| evening Ice cream and cake will be on
sale in the vestry of the church. The
| tickets are now on sale being 10 cents
for adults and 10 cents for children. 1t
is expected that there will be full at
| tendance.
VASSALBORO.
The class for Bible study will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen w. Pinkham,
| Thursday evening.
Elijah pope was a business caller at
| North Vassalboro, Saturday.
| Will Lewis is home with his father,
Frank Lewis. who has been very sick
| but is reported more comfortable.
| Miss Helen Porter and Miss Mildred
| Patten attended service at the Friends
| church. Sunday forenoon, at the Hob
by schoolhouse, Winslow in the after
| noon and at the Methodist vestry in
| tine evening. They also held a special
service for children at the Small school
house, Saturday evening. They We're
guest of Rev. and Mrs. George II. Pope
| while here.
| Miss Emma Frost from Winthrop
Center was the guest of her friend,
Miss Maude Webb-r Saturday and
sunday.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pinkham and lit