Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-09

At all druggists.
was operated upon, Saturday evening,
DR.. Brock of Lewiston, DR.. Mabry of
North NasSalboro and DIR. Milliken of
Naterville being in attendance. Mr..
Ski'lings is Il well known and highly
esteemed young man.
Miss Maud Webber is spending a few
weeks in Winthrop Center.
At the conclusion of the Oregon
Medicine Cos. engagement here, Mrs.
Frank Hussey received the largest
number of votes and became the pos
SCISSOR of the ease of silverware.
Miss Sadie Brown of Oak Grove Sem
mary. spent Saturday with her sister,
Miss Rosa Kenny, at Mrs. David Gates.
Miss Louise Hescock has been quite
i'll The past week. but is recovering.
Miss blanche Marshall was the guest
OF Ar. and Mrs. Nathan Hale few
days, last week.
a horse belonging to Orrett Hussey
broke away in front of one of the stores
and started for home, Friday evening.
Tho animal met q team near the rail-
's-. 'tbtioiA pul ptSSs-i anu
ran home. Mr.. Hussey started in 4
team with Edward Pope but failed to
C,ertake the runaway.
",ho members OF the Friends Bible
School and others called ut the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Priest, Friday
evening, to give them Il pleasant sur
Trisc. Although the thermometer reg
listed several degrees below zero, it did
not prevent the number reaching 40.
They Immediately took possession and
after z time OF cordial greetings pro-
Cecded to entertain the company with
n.u9ical selections. readings and piano
duets. An interesting feature of the
evening was the presentation of q
beautiful book 10 Mrs. Priest as Il mark
OF the guests appreciation of her SER
Vices as superintendent of the Bible
School. Then followed ice cream and
cake. after which the time was spent
socially. The following assisted in tn"
program: Singing by Miss Una Mar
G.on; readings by Miss Eva Crosby and
Mrs. Edith Pope; song by Miss Lizzie
1'utterfield; piano solo, Miss Olive
Marden; piano duets. Mrs. Tufts. Miss
| Marder. The young people of the home
assisted, Misses Florence and Edith
! with piano duets and solos and Ernest
with singing. AT a late hour the guests
! loft for their homes. assuring all that
they had enjoyed the evening.
| M. Cross. the agent Of the kcnnebec
Journal. was in the village, Thursday.
Ill who have once met Mr.. Cross are
always glad to see him a second time
Miss Florence Priest accompanied
! her sister Edith to Waterville, Sunday
| evening. for a few days visit at the
college.
PITTsToN.
Miss Sarah Rollins spent 4 few days
last week with her grandfather, John
Cults Of Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mansr spent
Sunday in Augusta.
| On account Of the storm and the in
ability of Rev. Mr.. Plant to attend, no
Sunday school was held at St. An
drcw's church, Sunday, although Mr..
Manner arrived in time to conduct the
regular 3 o'clock service.
! The work of filling the Independent;
! ice houses was completed. Saturday
right, and all operations have been
stopped there for the winter.
RIVERSIDE.
! Mr.. Furguson of Bowdoinham was III
the place. Tuesday.
/ J. a. Mooers Of Skowhegan was busi-
ness visitor here, Friday.
! Mrs. j. Selden Strong and Mrs Harry
! i. Halves went to Waterville, last Thurs
day, where they visited the schools.
There was a dance in Good Templars'
hall, last Thursday evening, with fair
attendance and a good time
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gardner gave n
whis' party to several of their friends.
Tuesday evening. which was much en-
J"yed by all there. These little whist
parties III the country. where there isn't
much else going on. serve to bring neigh
bors together and make them better ac-
Quaiptcd with each other. and there is n
better. more neighhorly- feeling among
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner have a fine
home. they are lavish entertainers, and
all going there are mad" to feel Mt ease
and glad they came There was five ia
i'lcS. The first prizes were Won by w A
Austin and Miss Effic I.amson OF Cross
Hill; the second prizes were Won by J. W.
Dunlap and Mrs. 6. r. Phinney; the
boobies Were taken by W. =. Bailey and
! Mrs. w. F. Bailey. After the whist ice
cream. cake and coffee were served.
EAST WINTHROP.
Special meeting will he held here. this
week. conducted by Rev. c. X. Flanders
of brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. jackson Of Liver
more rails are passing few days with
their daughter. Mrs. T.. L. Spear
Rev. L. s. Collins attended the ouar-
t"riy meeting 1t Pennington, the pas,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Shaw of Byron.
and Mrs. +. 4. Phillips of weld. were
called mere the past week by the death of
their sister, Mrs. l.. Ellie Jenkins