Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-12
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| - was d large ana Jolly crOWO WHICH
gathered at l.. B. Frenchs pavilion
May night. The dance was the sam'
as usual. middle aged as well as thu
young tripping the light fantastic toe
me floor was under the able manage
ment of Leslie Hisler. Overlock's or
chestra of South Liberty, furnished ex
cellent music. Before departing fol
! nome all partook Of ice cream ant
cake.
Mrs. Joe French is rapidly gaining
as her many friends will be pleased tC
learn.
Frank French is on the sick list.
II. S. Marden Of VassalbOro, was ir
This town. Tuesday. delivering nursery
stock. And c. Il. Merrill is delivering
tie same for another firm.
MIR. and Mrs. Hsler called on Mrs
Joseph French. Sunday.
| Harry Crockett was recently called
to Massachusetts by the illness Of his
little daughter.
| Among those who came from Au-
susta to attend French's ball were
Clarence Colby and lady friend, Mrs
Mabel Douglass and daughter Sadie
and Miss Susie Swift.
Quite number of persons caught
salmon in the upper pond, last week.
among whom We're DIR. H. X. Stinson
Arthur Runnels and Carl Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DinsmOre went
to Coopers Mills on business. Saturday.
Mrs. SaEborn of Augusta was at her
daughters. Mrs. Stinson. last week.
Francis Moody went to Weeks Mills
last week, on business.
| George Crummett went as delegate to
the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
MasOns to Portland from the lodge at
Weeks Mills, last week. Edison Worth
| ing accompanied him.
Mrs. Alice Parmenter and Gratia
were at her mothers, Mrs. VIM. Os-
good in Palermo, last week.
Mrs. Charlotte NOrthrop who has
been spending the winter with her son,
Wesley Northrop, has returned to her
home in China.
Mrs. Annie Davis, who has been Wis
iting her brother, J. Robert Hall. has
returned to her home in Sheepscott.
The Whist Club was entertained by
DIR. and Mrs. Stinson. Saturday eve
ming. Mrs. Addie Crummett won first
prize and Mrs. Matte WOrthing the
BOBBY which was live puppy named
BOBBY.
Fred Bonney and family of Deer Hill
passed Sunday with Clarence Long
fellow. in this village.
Mrs. Clara Ward went to Augusta.
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day bringing her little niece. Louisa
Haskell with her.
Thomas Dinsmore has newly shin
sled the old Bragg house roof and
taken the old fence down.
| Rev. Fl. +. Wood of Vassalboro occu-
ried the pulpit in Union church, Sum-
Gay. tut
| All are glad to know that Miss Myr-
tie Crummett recovered from her re-
cent Illness. - ." -
| Miss Mildred Parmenter Of this VIII
lage who is attending the NJ. c. I. at
Pittslield. is very sick with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hall went to
Weeks Mills. Sunday.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
| Arbor Day will be observed with ap-
propriate exercises at all the schools in
this vicinity.
There will be box sociable at the
Bracket school building. Thursday
evening, May II. Parents and friends
of the school are requested to furnish u
box of refreshments With NAME en-
closed. The boxes viii he sold and the
proceeds used for the benefit of the
school. Exercises will begin at IT'S. If
stormy Thursday. the entertainment
will take place Friday evening.
George Crockett of Lewiston. is the
guest Of his sister Mrs. Joseph New
man.
Clyde Nottage, ovacsear of repairs at
the A. w. e. G. car barn Hallowell. ana
Myron MaddOcks. Were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Tracy, Sunday.
| Mrs 3. Tracy and Miss May Will
|lia.nson visited friends in Augusta. last
week. Mrs. Tracy is much improved
since her return to Maple Knoll.
Quite a number accepted the privi-
lcge of hearing President White of
Colby College, at the West Sidney,
BAPTIST Church, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs George Scott of Dracut,
Mass, are passing a few weeks with
Mrs. Charles Lyon.
Charles Stratton who has been en-
ployed at Belgrade for several weeks is
passing a few days at his home.
WILDER Leighton, a Pupil of the
Erackett school, who kept 4 record of
the number Of snowstOrms for the past
winter reports there were Is.
Lewis Leighton who has been in the
cmp;oy of Pinkham IL Philbrick, Is
4 Clicted with a severe cold and cough
vAssALeORo.
POPE AVENUE-Edward W. Pope
has been seriously i'll since Wednes-
day. but hopes are now entertained
that the worst is passed. DIR. Mabry of
North VassalborO. attends him.
Allen w. Pinkham and family were
callers in the place, Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Pope. who has been Wis
fling in Lewiston several weeks, re-
turned, Monday.
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