Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-15

Curry College, Boston. for high de-
gree OF excellence in their studies.
Fay Lucas has gone back to Bristol
to teach.
Harold Robertson has rheumatic fe-
yer and will be obliged to give up his
position as teacher at South Berwick
He has the sympathy Of a host Of
friends.
The most of our town schools will
close, next week.
st. Adams Grange worked the Third
and Fourth degrees on three candi-
dates. Saturday evening. They also
elected their officers for 1905 as follows:
Master. Fred Lucas; overseer, A. b.
Badger; lecturer Mrs. Loucelia STAFF
ford; steward, Otis Blaisdell; assistant
steward, Harry Merrick; secretary,
Mrs. Otis Blaisdell; treasurer. A. F.
Hurd: gatekeeper, Charles Mason;
chaplain. Mrs. Mabel Hilton; lady as
sistant steward. Miss Flossie Hilton.
HARMONY.
Mr.. Norman shot a spotted deer. last
week, two years old.
Rev. Mr.. jackson held a series of
meetings day and evening, at Main
stream, last week.
At the Grange Box sociable at Ernest
Willis Saturday evening, a goOdly
number were present. A good time was
enjoyed and nearly IS were obtained to
add to the new Grange building fund.
The next sociable will be at George
Rhoades in six weeks.
The Grange will elect officers, Satur-
day.
Miss Belle Hurd and mother have
fOreclosed On the place sold to A. B.
Coley, last year.
Some very cold weather, Saturday
and Sunday night. The temperature
was down to 20 degrees below zero.
PALMYRA.
Palmyra Grange held it's annual election
following result: Master. Allison T.
1Iowes; overseer. Charles r McCriilis;
lecturer. Ida Brown; steward. Wilbur
| chaplain George W. Appleby; treasurer.
r. NJ. Frost: secretary. A. Lincoln Max
field; P,9moIa, Agnes Taylor: Flora Ia; Cora
sistant steward BERTHE Gould; gate keep
er. Charles Hubbard.
Miss Maud Goodrich. successful teach
Of this the is oher pserts
| considered out of danger. with no new
cases reported. There have been two
d he sease viii y! be to- the fa
lies now under quarantine.
has bought BE- GIT Of Mrs. j. s. Martin Of St.
Adams. her former home in this village.
Lester Fitzgerald who is employed in
the Hollingsworth e. Whitney mill at
Winslow, visited his parents here. over
Sunday.
MOOSE RIVER.
Quite large company of friends and
neighbors assembled at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Colby on the 9Th day
of December. to congratulate them on
their 50th anniversary of their marriage
and to express their good wishes for their
further prosperity and happiness.
AS the anniversary was Dec. and came
on Sunday, a few friends were invited to
spend the day. The guests enjoyed q
pleasant season of conversation and at l
sumptuous repast. to which all did ample
justice. Monday evening, large number
of friends gathered and in behalf Of the
presented them with money in gid and
candy was ,,nn next a in order which which
amount of attention. after which
the company separated with many kind
wishes to their host and hostess for many
happy wedding anniversaries in the years
to come
SMITHFIELD.
Laforest Reynolds and two little
daughters. Zaidee and leila. and Mary
Holmes of Winslow. were the guests OF
Mi. and Mrs. Selden Holmes, on Satur-
day.
The city school is preparing for an ex-
hbition to be given at the close of the
term.
Earle Holmes is al home, having fin
ished his work in Oakland.
Harry Mills of Belgrade. visited at A.
P. Holmes, Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Mills has a Grange record which every
young man cannot boast Of. He has been
a mcrnher Of Belgrade Grange four years
and last Saturday evening. was the first
meeting he has ever missed attending.
Everyone is busy. some getting their
wears wood cut and drawn to the door,
and others drawing wood and logs to
town. The travelling is very good.