Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-07
STATE NEWS.
PEN0BSC0T.
CORN MA.

Mrs. o. D. Jones went to Bangor, Fri
day morning: returning Monday. after 4
Cs T %1f r Is The lang G bn6 ana
spent with her daughter at Orono.
The many friends of Miss Gertrude
Jones, who is a senior at the University
of Maine. will be pleased to learn that she
has been appointed tutor in Biology. This
Is an excellent compliment to the work Of
Miss Jones in this department.
Don't forget the assembly next Satur-
day right. There will be four pieces in
the orchestra composed of David Cram,
violin; Miss Lillian Atwater. piano; H. w.
The young people and the older ones, too.
who wish little instruction want to bear
in mind that the time from SO until $
O'Clock will be devoted to a school and
all who attend the assembly are free 10
participate in this part of the program
Should the weather be favorable. next
Saturday night, the appearances Indicate
Il large attendance.
Ralph w. Rcdman and Stanley French
We're up from Bangor during the Thanks
giving recess of the Bangor High school
Mrs Evelyn Blanchard of Bangor, was
a guest at the home of G. f. Thurston.
several days last week; also Mrs. j. W.
Pcase of Pittsiield.
Twilight Grange has purchased the
property known as the Ireland hall. After
undergoing few repairs this will MAX.
a very convenient place for the Grange
which they have been waiting for some
time. At the regular meeting. last Mon
day evening, the following officers Were
CESS: L.. S: W. knowles; s., Ira Eveleth
Asst. s.. Edwin Clark; c., Mrs Elinor
Briggs; c.. Mrs. Ida Jones; p. Mrs. Ell;t
Simpson; f., Mrs. Hattie Burril: Treas,
i. +. Burril; l.. A., Mrs. Ethel Clark
executive committee. 0. L. Jones. II. " .
Knowles. Ira Eveleth; Sec, Mrs Maria
Drawn.
Union meetings are being held here
again. this week.
The ice storm has made work for the
hlacksmiths ard the shops have been
crowded all the week.
j. S. WilliamS brought one of his horses
to j. w Mullen'S shop, Monday after
noon. to be shod. when the animal wa
the black water and was soon in a very
critical condition. DR. r. +. Freeman OF
Dexter, was called, Tuesday morning. and
did what he could to relieve him. Tues
day afternoon he was apparently some
what better
The sale Of F. S. Macomber's farm was
effected through the real estate agency
of w. S. Redman e Co.
DR.. f. l.. Redman has purchased tn"
farm Of 7. f. Burrill known as the Fos-
ter place. where the spring is situated
which supplies the village with water
This will make a valuable acquisition to
the doctors property.
NEWPORT.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M. +.
church held Il social at the parsonage
Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Stuart is spending her va
cation with relatives in Portsmouth, n
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Smith returned.
Tuesday, from their visit to Dover.
Miss Helen Cooper went to Gardiner
Monday, to visit friends.
DIR. ]. W. Hawthorne is spending two
weeks on Il hunting trip in Blanchard
Harry Bradford, principal of the Range
ley. High school, is spending his vacation
i'll Newport.
Miss Bessie Ross commenced a term of
school in Detroit, Monday.
Mrs. Francis Miles went to Boston. last
week, where she will remain for the win
ter. '
EilsiJones, superintendent of the wool
en- mill is on trip to Mexico.