Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

hlrthday anniversary of George w
Clark. which was held at his home il
this place. Friday evening, February /.
lie was the recipient of several fine
presents from his friends, of which the
most useful WAS Il fine Norris chair
An oI Ster stew WAS served, and Il plea
SAINT evening pissed.
w. :. RugCltS has recovered fror
MS long illness. enough to be able t
roe ont on pleasant days.
Miss More" Of lowell Mass. is visit
ing her friends, Mr.. ;tnd Mrs. |. l.. Hat
field.
Harry Weeks is employed by Stinsor
uilhih@na.n. who is doing an extern
SlVe numbering business
II. \. Clark shipped three fine pigs tc
i.o5ton parties. last week.
DRESDEN.
Miss Fannie E. Simpson has been
StehulhS few days on Blinn's Hill.
w. 5. Blinn of Newcastle made a
VISIT to his home in Dresden, Saturday.
Ernest Palmer is visiting friends in
massachusetts.
The Richmond Dramatic Club played
FlnneSan'S Fortune" at Puwnalboro
ilail, Tuesday evening.
Lloyd Ham who has been visiting his
grandfather. u. Fl. Blinn, returned TO
ms home, Thursday.
Miss j. Maude Barker has been
spending Il few days with friends in
Augusta.
John Lovcndihl. who has been at
DIRK in Taunton returned home. Mon
day.
Allan Houdlette is i'll and his condi-
ton is very critical. DR.. l.. II. Dorr is
III Attendance.
Rev. james \. Morclcn is reported
on tn" sick list.
Mr. ANA MrS. +: w. Hall celebrated
their 23th anniversary. Saturday even
ing. the 18th. Owing to the bad condi-
ton of the roads emily Il few were pres
cnt but All enjoyed Il delightful even
ing. Among the gifts received were Il
dining table, oak rocker dinnes set
silver pickle fork. berry spoon and
table linen.
The Grange hall. Dresden Center. is
nearing Il state of completion. The
members of the Grange may we'll be
proud Of their hall for when finished it
promises to be one of the prctticSt in
the State.
Miss Maggie White, who has been
very i'll with rheumatic fever is i'm
proving slowly.
Misses Mary ami Gertrude Mayors
are at work in Augusta.
Frank Brooks. who has been attend
ing school ut Iturksport is at home
this winter He is not able to study
on account of his eyes.
The LithgoW school, Dresden Mills,
began the 18th, Mrs. Jessie HOudlettc
teacher.
cooPEas Mills.
I.inwood Andrews who has been en-
ploycd AT A. r. Noy"S' for two years
has %ou" to New York. His many
friends will miss him
Waldo Andrews of Jefferson is stop
ping 81 his sister Mrs. Fred Aliens
and attending High School.
Walter Eow,i,-n Of jefferson is work
ing for A. Il. Eoycs. w.
Hugh McGdirdhan IS reported on the
sick list.
Sarah Wc.!.s and Incz Kennedy
spent Thursday. it'll friends and rela-
tiVcS i'll jefferson.
Two more scholars at the High
School this week making total of
nfty-siX. .t..
The Lend A Hand CiGeic of King
Daughters Will meet with Mrs. Sarah
Weeks, Wednesday, March LIST.
NORTH NEWCASTLE.
T. H. Woodbridge of Cliftondale. is i'll
town.
M,.. a. l.: r.rsllinc is quite sick.
"Tomphiua' Hired Man" a drama III
three acts. will be presented in the
Grange hall at North Newcastle. March
10 ANA II. If stormy on either night the
entertainment Will be postponed to the
Eth. The first night there will be q social
at the close of the play, and on the sec
nnd night there will he other special at
fractions beside the play.