Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
STATE NEWS,
KENNEBEC.
NORTH VASSALBORO.

| NUN NA00AI 6ORO,
AS slight token of the respect and
esteem in which the friends and par
iahiOners hold the Rev. r. A. Colpitts.
the pastor of the Methodist church at
the North and East Vassalboro charge.
he was presented at Christmas with a
purse amounting to sl0S.11.
| The narrow gauge railroad is in
Operation again after the storm and is
! row delivering Il cargo of 1900 tons of
| coal for The American Wooden Co.
| The sen1i-annual stock taking time is
here again and is in progress at the
Wooden Mill.
Miss Edith Cook who has been spend
ire the holidays at her old home, left.
Monday. for her school work in South
| bridge, Mass.
Several carloads Of apples were
shipped from the Vassalboro station of
the NJ. G. r. K. last week. Nearly all
the large lots have been bought up now,
the present price being $3.50 per barrel.
w. G. Aver of Bangor. has been visit
ing the past week at the home of his
brother, II. ID. Il. Aver.
The school at Oak Grove Seminary
commenced after the holiday vacation.
this week.
Owing to the storm of last Tuesday
evening there Was no meeting of Vas
salboro Rebekah lodge and the annual
election Of officers will take place ut the
next meeting of jan 10.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. ii. II. Lee. Mrs. II. p. Iiawes
and Mrs. Edward Brown gave a whist
party, Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence Of II. IT. Lee which was much
cl,joycd by all who participated. TIL"
party consisted of seven tables and
they played from to 10 O'Clock. ]. w.
Dunlap and Mrs. j. X. Reed won the
first prizes and Richard Lincoln of BOs-
ton and Miss blanche Fuller OF Augusta
took the boobies. Ice cream, cake and
other dnlicacieS were served. The
three ladies who planned il are sutsi.:
cent guarantee that it would be the
success which it was.
9. Il. Clark of China, vas in the
place last week.
:. CHURCH HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hallowell spent
sunday with friends in town.
w. :. Weeks was q business caller on
the Hill Friday.
Miss Alice Caswell spent Christmas
With her parents in Windsor.
AIRS Frank Bean is in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f, Foster visited the
la:ter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Taught Of Sidney, Sunday.
N"r, was received here Sunday, of
the death 0f Geo. Townc I former resi-
der, Of the HILL
Chas Mosher was in Waterville re-
Gently.
Mir and Mrs o. Crawford and family
spent christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Is. Spaulding.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Allen were at John Q.
Pelrys sunday.
Miss Maria Smith entertained the
members of her Sabbath school class
Christmas evening.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mrs. Alec Crane entertained the La
dies Society at her home, last week.
a. s. Bean took his son Edward and
wife to Augusta, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Dinsmore
who have been stopping for some
months at their urcle's. Charles G.
| Dinsmore. have gone to stay with A.
| :. Bean, this winter.
| d. \. Ridley, NJ. D., of South Wind
sor. was in the place last week.
Wallace Worthing is still on the sick
| list. He is a little better at this date.
Frank Dove went to Augusta, Thurs
day.
DR.. Sanborn Of Augusta, was in the
village, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Haskell of Au-
gusta. spent Christmas with their sis
ter Mis-. Clara Ward.
Henry Tyler who was hurt at the
creamery lately does not gain very
fast.
Owing to the storm of last Tuesday
no train mail was delivered from Mon
day TIL Thursday.
Mrs. Charles f. Dove is very sick.
Chas. +. Dove had bad i'll turn,
Wednesday. but at this writing seems
little better.
Rev. Mr.. Leach Of China, occupied
the pulpit in Union church on New
Years day.
Willis Mitchell came to the village
again. Friday.
Mrs. Laura Tyler was in the place.
THU sday.
Will Daley was on the sick list last
week.
The whist club was entertained.
Wednesday evening. by Don WOrthins.
His grandfather, about - years Old.
enjoyed the game very much. although
he had not played for years. He did
not use spcctaClcs when he played. He
also sang songs for them. which made
the evening pass pleasantly. Fine
| refrpSlmo hts were served.
Mrs. Mary Bradsteet is i'll and DR..
:;tinson is attending her.
Mrs. Laura Tyler was at C. Z.
Doves a few days this week.
Alton Cooper had dance in Grange