Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-15

with his family two weeks, has returned
to his business in Boston.
MISS Cla1ibel Higgins is at home
Chaplin Lydston has been quite sick. hut
rs gaining. He is able to walk out. and
hopes soon OF be able to Resume his ac-
cuStomed duties at the store
Miss Miss Hannah ID. Smith. ,has gone to
Path. where she expects f6 remain ..av-
eral weeks. = ~
Miss Daisy Kindrick spent her vacation
/ of two weeks at home and returned 10
her duties as teacher in the Dexter Hisi'
school, Saturday. ~ -
BRANCH MILLS. y
Charles E. Dove passed his 1a1 birth
| day quietly at his home, March Sth. Say
| eral of his relatives and friends called 10
| see him and one. an old gentleman az ~
years. brought him a remembrance of the
day. Mr.. Dove has been confined to his
home by sickness for some weeks. but ali
hope before long to see him out again
! Herbert Mitchell. who has been away
! for some weeks. returned home. March i.
Mrs. Cassie Osgood of Cars Corner,
was at her daughters. Mrs. Alice Par
mentors; Wednesday and Thursday OF
| last week.
| The friends of Mrs. Isadore Worthing
are glad to hear that she is getting bee
| ter
Wilson Wise was called home last Mon
day. 10y the sudden death of his father
D''~pii W lSt.
j. w. Bates was in Augusta Friday. on
business
Mrs. Dara Stevens. who has been
spending few weeks at Ambrose Halls,
returned to her home in Palermo, Satur-
day.
George r. Worthing has been quite poor
ly for long time.
The Sewing Circle met Mt Mrs w A.
Nelson's. last week. ~
Mrs, Emma Reed of Dirigo. was calling
on friends, last Saturday.
The Whist Club was entertained Mt tha4
sherman House. Saturday evening. by G.
W. Clark. A delightful evening was pass
ed. after which an oyster stew with cake,
coffee and fruit was served.
Wilson Weir was the guest of Mrs. E.
A. Worthing, Monday and TUESDAY Il
Frank Chadwick of Augusta, took some
views or the citizens monument while in
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win French of somer-
vile, held 2 reception ball ut Grange hail.
Turner OF Palermo. was pretfily attired
in blue covered with white yelling Mr..
and Mrs. French received many pretty l
tokens of friendship. A baked bean sup
per was in order and all went home wish
lng many happy years to the married
couple.
Walter Tobey hauled bark to Liberty,
last week.
On account of the weather the box So
cial was postponed til some future time.
The l.. H. Club was entertained by
Mrs. A. w. Worthing, Tuesday evening,
March s.
Mrs: NJ A. Worthing was in South Chi
ma few days, last week.
Mrs. Mary BoyntOn of East Palermo
visited her sick sister, Mrs. a. S. Bean,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank IT, Chadwick Of
Augusta. spent a few days. last week,
with their mother. Mrs. NJ. c. Dove.
VASSALBORO.
MISS Margaret Durham went to Ban
Eur. Ilst week, to visit friends.
Mrs. Frank Hackett. who has heen Sc
riously sick, is now improving in health
Miss Carrie Smiley has gone TO Boston
to spend her vacation.
School closed at Oak Grove Seminary.
Thursday. March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rollins Of Med
ford. Mass, are visiting Mr.. Rollins pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Rollins.
Mrs. Emily JOY of Oakland. visited her
sister. Mrs. Preston Lancaster. last week.
Miss Hattie Burgess of Augusta. was az
this station. Saturday afternoon. anu
crossed the river to Sidney to visit reia-
tiveS.
Mrs. Edwin Goliath. who has been
quite sick, is now improving.
Miss Ina Wood of East Wilton, visited
friends here Tuesday and Wednesday.