Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-14
KENNEBEC.
WINTHROP CENTRE.


Temperance Union met last Tuesday
afternoon. November Sth. at Winthrop
Centre This was the annual meeting
and the program was an interesting
one. The meeting was opened as usu-
al by music and Scripture reading.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. f.. NJ.
Chandler. president of Somerset Coun-
ty w. G. T. l.. The reports from each
of the eighteen superintendent of de-
partments showed good work accom-
plished during the past year The am
nual address of the president, Mrs
Hannah j. Bailey. was given at this
time and was very interesting and
most helpful. Mrs. Bailey has been
the faithful President of this orgauiz,-
ton for seventeen years. and has la
bored untiringly and without reserve of
strength or money for The promotion
and growth of the Union and the
causes for which il stands At the
close of her address. Mrs. Bailey asked
to be released from the presidency. for
Il year. at least as she expects to be
away much of the time during the
coming year. Mrs. r. T. Adams of
Winthrop WAS, therefore, elected Pres
ident of the Union for one year and
Mrs. Cora l.. Rollins of Winthrop Gem
tire. vice president at large The 9TH
cr general officers elected are. CORES
bonding secretary. Miss Alice A.
tl"ugh: recording secretary, Mrs.
Clara w. Mumford; treasurer. Mrs.
Susie 3. Cummings.
READFlELD DEPOT.
a valuable work horse belonging to
Horace Bizzell was found dead recently.
IN his stall The h"rSe was worked haul
ing birch the day before and appeared in
effect health.
T.. NJ. Iougee and daughter have moved
iii" the house opposite Gordon's store.
"ils Ellen lockwood, Winthrop Center
L. IN the place on business and while here.
L. the guest of friends.
.tlrhonso Wright is employed in loading
cans with wood for William Whittier
St'N'i;,i carloads are now ready for trans
CITATION.
Louisa Jose is stopping with Mrs Edgar
l.'n:n.
+. SedSley is repairing the Johnson
house by putting in new chimncys
Frank Lovejoy ard family have moved
into Freeman Hutchinson's house
Miss Emma Pike is visiting at ~ D.
Gor'lon'S.
ne dIpie business IS quite DISK here
Several carloads are ready for Boston.
Where they will be marketed.
BELGRADE.
The entertainment and box social given
AT the close of the Lakeside school Bel
grade. Nov .. taught by Lille Mae Pen
heN.. was perfect success. There was
received from the sale of boxes and from
the grange tree s1S.6S. No admission was
charged. The program was as follows:
address ..i Of welcome; Alice Damren: music;
The MIllhead Rock Charlie Mills mu-
sic; "A Woman's Troubles" Edith Brann :
Never Say Fail" Charlie Woodward;
i'assett aYd Delmar Butterfield: "A Rain
bow Dialogue" by seven girls; music:
'Mona's Matters" Carrie Damrrn tai
lean. A Tiled Boy" Raymond Watson
sic Brain; music: The Railroad Cross.
ing" Delmar Eutterfield: Tile Last
Hymn. Alma Damren: music. Refuge:
tableau. Sunshine and Rim" three girls.
'Grandpalm's SpectaClcs. Ellen Brann;
THE Telegram. Matte Patten: labeatl.
Great Expectations. Charlie Mills: mu
sic; recitation. Raymond Watson: Pos
Wanted" Ralph Brann; music: taheau
1.-The Young Artist" Charlie Woodward
and Jessie Brann: Papa Was Stupid.
Pearl Daggett: music.
LITcHFiELD PLAINS.
Owing to the illness of the pastor. Miss
Coomhs of BOwdoin. officiated at the
Plains church. Sunday.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Grover.
who died. Sunday. were held, Tuesday.
from the hcme of her daughter. Mrs. II.
{. Allard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shcrey contem-
plate passing the winter in Chicago with
theil son. H. +. Shorty.
MONMOUTH.
The ". G.. T. l.. mot last week with
Mrs. Hattie Andrews. After the regular
business short musit al and literary pro-
gram was given. 1t was voted to send I,
box Of clothing and other articles to the
Orphans Home il! Augusta. picnic din
PER was served and pleasant social hour
enjoyed
All the schools in town except the High
school closed last week. for three weeks
vacation.
Miss Ruth Sherman is spending two
weeis in Portland with friends.
c. c. Richmond was in town. Tuesday.
10 vote.
The ladies of the Methodist Circle held a
Geography social at the vestIy. Thursday
evening. which proved interesting to old
ana young. Rev. ii. A. Sherman won the
prize by naming the most geographical
names represented.
Rev. Mr. Roach. who has been prea CHI
ing in Jackman. has accepted call to
Nh. Mund.' of New Jersey. has purchas-
ed Hi2hmore farm of a. 4. DonnelI Mr.
Dornel has moved to Lewiston.
Mrs. Sarah wife Of Rev. John E. Fogg.
died at her home. Thursday. Nov TO- For
several years she had been an invalid.
Funeral services will! he held at her lat
home. Monday afternoon.
ALBION.
The Sunshine Society met. "Wednesday.
with Mrs. T.. Taylor.
Most of the schools i'm town closed last
week. The Corner school vii! close with
an entertainment Monday night. Nov. II.
lie entertainment Is to procure some
needed school Furnishings. Admission 1Oc
| lee cream will be sold 1T the closef
Mrs. Mary Drake. widow of Daniel
l,rake. died. SATURDAY. Nov. .. at the age
OF ~ years. She retained her faculties to
a remarkable degree 10 the last Always
Industrious. it might be said of her She
looked well 90 the ways of her household -
Ire funeral services We're conducted by
Rev. y. NJ. Heikes. Tuesday. Nov. s. from
I. .. brakes. her late residence
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Albert Knowles. an aged and highly re-
spetted citizen. fell down the whole
length of flight of stairs at his home.
Not j. He was rendered unconscious for
a time bur no bones Were broken and he
is now doing finely