Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-16

Damren; - a Helping Hand" AIirie]la
Damren; THE Song of the All Wool
Shirt" Ethel 4. Cottle: recitation, by
the school: Memories Of the Past"
Doris Damren; secretary's report:
treasurer's report. The league ten
dered vote of thanks to Miss Minella
r. Damren. who is II years of age. for
the very nice cake which she made. for
the entertainment Of the league.
SIDNEY.
The Sidney w. G. T. L., will meet
Feb. 18th with Mrs. Ella NJ. Bittues, TO
observe Memorial service for Frances
Willard. Quotations of Frances
Willard, or anything regarding her
life or works will be given by the menu
bers. A large attendance is desired and
all are expected to come prepared to
participate in the exercises.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. Emma Jennings was called 10 Tos-
ton. Thursday. by the Illness of her son
l.. ID. Jennings.
C. NJ. and f.. L. Stevens are putting in
ice.
Tho newly orsanized club Of gentlemen
! III" hall. Thursday evening, with a mixed
program. consisting OF Instrumental
! music reading. tabieaux. with Il short
farrs entitled ,n.,y rhs Crafty Chairman:
shown fine portraits of several of our
great statesmen. with an able review OF
their lives by Mr. Jennings. The last in
lecture en- ''Woman's Suffrage" by George
Howe. Then followed sandwiches, cake
and coffee. a short time was spent in
dancing at :: late hour all returned to
| their homes. feeling that they had been
highly entertained.
| All patrons on our telephone line will
| be sorry TO learn that on Feb. % Miss
| Isabelle Davis. the Rcadiield central girl.
| will resign her position. The position
will be filled by Miss Gile of Eaycttc.
Mrs. Helen Abbott. who has been very
| i'll with crysipeas. is much better
| Il: Tibbctts went to Canton. Friday. on
business.
CROSS HILL.
At a special town meeting held at the
town hall i'll Vassalboro, Saturday after
| noon. the following business was tran
third selcctman. George A Woodsum
! collector 81 taxes, George S. Perkins:
compensation %. The Selectraen were
chosen q committee to look over the books
| lcctcr. &. T.. Gates, who was obliged To
| resign on account of poor health.
i. G. Tillcy of Sidney, was Il business
caller in the place. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Richardson of North
| NaSealboro was the guest Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. y. Russell, Friday.
| Charley Low. who went to Boston on
| business. last week. returned home. Sat
urdaT afternoon.
| The home OF J. y. Richardson, where
| there has been a case Of scarlet fever, was
| iuIniSated. Friday, by order of the beard
| Of health. and the quarantine raised.
| Frank II. Austin and friend from Wa
| t"rrill'. were the guests, Sunday. of Mr..
| Austin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
| Austin.
| Charles Mcshcr of Church iiill was at
Geo. EUssclls Sunday forenoon.
MAxEY'S MILLS.
| Om"r Jennings of Augusta. has been
| having an enforced vacation at home. the
past week, on account OF being sick, ,u.
! Will he able 10 go back to his work, the
| coming week.
| Sadie r. Griffin is ut horne from Atnd-
| field. where shc has been employed in the
! Insane hospital
Charles. Ashford has 4 focl, Of snow
birds; which he feeds rs regularly aS he
docs his hens. H.. estimates their ..unlhcr
at about !n1.
| y. A. CocmbS Of Windsorrllc has :,
! pair OF twin Holstcin male calves, one
| week old. which are attracting 4 good
in color ana weight. He has had num-
ncr of offers for them already.
VIII Griffin has gone to Massachusetts,
whore he has fuusd employment.
| ]. r. Ashford Is; hauling pressed may
from the Manning farm Tor I'utlcish X
| Tlynt.
| Mrs. Sarah Melvin, who has not ,'"cl.
well for 4 few weeks past. is on the gain.
| Air. and Mrs. Sproul were in Ilallowell.
{Wedncsday: The latter visited her sister.
| Miss Ella Watson, 1T whose home their
| sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Oxley OI Massachusetts, are Saying. The
latter being very i'll.