Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-18

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The Ladies' Aid Society of Cente,
VassalborO held very successful socia
Friday evening. May e. The youns
people gave fine program after which
bountiful supper Of baked beans. ice
cream. cake, etc. was served In the
vestry. All pronounce 1t a first class
time. The next one will be held Friday
evening. June Is.
The WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union of Vassalboro has secured the
services of Mrs. Ada Unruh, National
organizer and Lecturer Of Portland,
oregon to give an address at the Cen
ter Baptist church in Vassalboro. on
the evening Of May rs. All are invited.
POPE AVENUE-Edward w. Pope
IS reported victim of typhoid fever
lie has been Ill nearly two weeks. His
many friends will be glad to know
that he is reported better.
Fred Pope is at home from Oak
Grove Seminary looking after the in
terests of the farm during his fathers
illness.
Rev. and Mrs George H. Pope were
guests of friends in Winslow, Sunday
SOSs" vASoAl6OHOs
Robert ]. Stone is building a store
where he will keep all kinds of gro
ceries.
E. a. Barnes. w. Cross and Mr.. Cou-
rette of Augusta were in the place,
Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Stone. Mrs. E. Lee Stone
and daughter Helen, were guests of
Miss Nellie Clark at her home in
China, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Webb and daugh-
ter Gertrude. were guests Of Mrs. f. B.
Whitehouse. Sunday.
entertainment at CushnOc Grange
Hall, Riverside. Thursday evening.
Walter Stone of Augusta spent the
Sabbath with his mother, Mrs. l.. A.
Stone.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Rev. ]. Frank Jones. pastor of the
Baptist church at North Windsor, will
deliver the Memorial day address be-
fore Vining Post i'm G. A. R. hall, Wind
sor.
DR.. w. l.. Gorham Of Wiscasset, pass
ed Sunday at the Gorham home in
and called upon a number of
his old friends, who were pleased to
meet him.
John Rafter of Damariscotta, sheriff
of Lincoln county, was at South Wind
sor. Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Written recently visited
Mrs. II. d. Cooper. Mrs. Written will
soon join her husband in Rumford
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cappers have
moved to Maxcy's Mills.
The Sunday school organized at the
NJ. E. church. last Sunday. c. F. Dom
nell superintendent. assisted by H. ID.
Cooper. gives promise of being as sue
cessful as the school was last year.
RIVERSIDE.
+. G. Weymouth Of Limestone. and
George II. I.aBarron of Rome, dined
with ]. II. Reed, last Monday.
b. A. Hamilton. who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. n. Russell, returned to
last week.
Mrs. E. w. Townsend Of Augusta, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Crow
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Fossett were the
guests, last Sunday. of Captain and
Mrs. Garland at Wins1ow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bailey. who
passed the winter i'm Florida, have re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. J. II. Reed is at South China
with her sister. Mrs. Farwell, who is
quite sick.
CuShnOc Grange gave an entertain |
nent, last Thursday evening, which !
was fairly well attended. but which
deserved a much larger attendance as
t was 1irst-class in every respect. The
leading attraction was readings by
Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton of Beverly.
Mass. Her selections and her rend-
ing were both up-to-date and could
hardly have been bettered.
At the parish meeting. Saturday
evening, the officers were elected as
follows: Moderator. l.. J. Arey: clerk. |
n. p. Halves; treasurer, Miss A. p.
Smiley.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
Two new families have moved into |
he place. MIR. McNanus and family
nave moved to the Thayer place and
Mr.. futile and family to the Cowper
Aver place, both places having been
purchased by the present occupants.
The Ladies' Home Circle gave an en-
ertainment and supper at Mrs. Myra
Smiths. Tuesday night, which was we'll
)atrOniZed. The entertainment was
good. and also the supper. and every |
,ody present spent a very pleasant
evening.
The Senior class Of Litchfield Acad-
,my gave musicale at Stewards hall.
friday evening. Miss Whitney sang a
solo which was much enjoyed. She
has a sweet voice which shows cult
ration. She is fine pianist. and her
instrumental selection was very much
enjoyed also.
Eugene Campbell and Perley Camp
bell spent Sunday at home with their
Wallace Stewart and family visited
It Sylvester Stewards, Sunday.
Wallace Purinton Of Augusta, with
his mother and friend, visited at DR..
Sunday.
Billy Farr of Lewiston. visited at J.