Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
WEST GARDINER.

WEST GARDINER.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dill of Gardi-
ner, spent Sunday at James Smalrs.
Mrs. Dill was formerly Arvilla Bord-
way, and resident of this town.
John Horn and George Clark visited
James Collins in Manchester, Sunday.
VIII Spear and family were guests
at air. Spears brothers, Henry Spear,
Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alpheus Spear visited
friends in the southern part Of the
town. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Seavy and
daughter, Stella, visited Mrs. Seavy'S
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Towla
Sunday.
quite Il large number attended the
daNce given at Grange hall, Saturday
evening. Next Saturday evening. Feb.
b, a masquerade ball. the great event
| OF the season, will take place at Grange
hall. and Will be managed by Walter
! B;schelIer Of Halloween. Mi. Carey
and sist':' Of Hallowcll, will furnish
music fox the occasion. Mr.. Collins
arncunc";i at the hall. Saturday even
ing. that no one will BE- allowed to
dance 1T tine masquerade who Goes not
wear 1t mask.
Mis-, Iii Haskell, daughter of VIM.
I. Haskell. ESQ. is one OF our young
ladies E..lo Goes not have II birthday
anniversary very often, on account OF
its occurring. Feb. %.
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! stakes to Horn brothers tan yard.
B,rt Goodwin, who was here very
! ii Tor the asst three weeks. was abb.
| I" ride ont. SUNDAY, and call on his
] sister. Mrs. John Horn.
! Fr"d aud Frank Towle. Will Rice,
F.; Forrest Wakefield: and Walter Curtis
! broke out the roads with four yoke Of
| oxen, las; week.
VASSALBORO.
! The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary A.
! Gibson was held from the house, Tues
/ day afternoon, at two O'clock Rev.
! MI. Strong officiating. The remains
/ were inferred in the Riverside,
tCemetery.
Miss EVE Eevers returned to this
place. last week, after 4 prolonged
! visit in Massachusetts.
| A baby girl came to gladden. the
; home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Crosby.
last week.
(, II. w. Pitts returned home from
Providence. Il. l.. Wednesday evening.
, There was an installation of officers
for the ensuing year at the Rebekah
lodge. Tue stlay evening. After the
work supner was served in the dining
! hall.
Mrs. Emery Goliath visited at Mrs.
Edwin Coibaths. last week.
FARMINGDALE.
Fannie Ring is visiting friends in
!:nwdoinham.
Mrs. Anna Brann. who has been in
tho Augusta City hospital for an opera
ton. has SO far recovered as to be eX-
pccted home. this week.
Several from this place were received
| into the Methodist church of Gardiner.
Sunday.
Miss Grace Nelson was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Bryant, Saturday
aud Sunday.
| Mrs. John Branrl of Grant street has
;!ta sympathy of her many. friends in
the death of her mother, Mrs. Haynes
| Wells.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. Dorcas Palmer went to Liver
more Falls. Saturday. 10 visit her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Mason.
y surprise party was recently given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Williston Jennings.
y pleasant time reported.
Mrs. Caroline Bilodeau was called to
Livermore Falls, Friday by the severe
illness of the mother, Mrs. Walter
Moulton.
Miss hittje Huff went to Livermora
Falls, Saturday. to visit relatives.
Mrs. Helen Abbott is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Mary Stevens who has been III
for some time has improved in some
Prospects but is still very weak.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Miss NJ. G. Bryant was called to East
Pittston. Thursday. by the sickness of
her brother, Moses Donnell.
,Ir. ana Mrs. Edwin Bullock and
| Mls. Henry Cooper went to Man
ctliNdS " tlttllu tile funeral
OF their step brother, Thomas Rich.
arthur Neal is sick with the prevail
ing bad cold,
WEEKS MILLS.
z. +. iysom has opened. in connec-
ton with his fish market. a shop for
| the repairing of boots, shoes and ilar-
nesses. which will be found most con-
venient by people in this vicinity.
READFlELD.
! Christian Endcavor Society of North
Manchester will meet with Mrs I.ucius
| liackett. Feb. I. with Mrs Virgil Scribrrr
! leader. Topic Christ for tll. World and
| for Ne John 3:li--l. y kindly invitation
| is extended to all.
! The two young sons Of J. G. Hewitt of
Belgrade are learning by experience some
! thing in the carpenter line Having
| gained their fathers consent to build n
sap-house down in the woods. they pro-
cecded at oEce to haul their lumber. and
! having selected a site. they commenced
[, their work without any previous exprri-
CIcc or counsel. They got along with Int
few difficulties until they hrgan shirrIinv
the roof. They began without HESITATION
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