Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-22
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC
NORTH PITTSTON.

W edneSudy, where ne ndu peeii LII q
few days, packing apples. He reports
scarcity Of barrels.
Thomas Emerson is. passing a rev
days with friends in Augusta.
Road Commissioner H. Blodgett with
a crew of men has been engaged, TINS
week, in clearing the sides OF the roaus
of the bushes which will be greatly ap-
preciated by the travelling pubic.
Miss Eva Searles returned. Wednes-
day. from Bar Harbor. where sne mas
been visiting with her brother, Ihonlas
Searles, for few months.
Miss Enza Green is passing the
week with friends in Dresden.
Daniel Grant has purchased the team
and outfit including wagon. Sleigh mar
ness etc. of Eugene Moody OF East
PittstOn.
Tho school at No. 5, East Chelsea,
closed Friday, Nov. 10, after a success
ful term of 10 weeks taught by MISS
pernice Watson of Chelsea. Very pleas
ing and interesting last day exercises
we're given by the pupils the program
including the following: Song, "Au-
tumn Leaves" recitations, Pearl Clark,
CLYDE Grey, Edith Grey, Mary McGu-
gin. Willie Clark, Viola Clark, Lizzie
McGugin, Doris Thompson, Gladys
Grey Enroll Thompson, Amanda Clark;
song, Vacation The whole inter-
spersed with appropriate tableaux. Miss
Watson read a finely written produce
ton by Miss Lizzie McGugin, aged 13.
on her visit to Boston, describing very
infinitely its points of interest and also
much of historical value. AS she had
only visited it through the medium of
others writings which she had heard
and studied, the accuracy of the de-
scription, in one SO young, was consid-
cred, by those who listened as some
thing worthy of mention.
BELGRADE.
One of John Kelley's big teams took
a party of young people from Belgrade
Depot to North Augusta Grange hall,
Thursday evening, Nov. IA, to social
dance. Among. those who went were
Edith c. Austin, Alberta Z. Hewitt. Eff
flc NJ. Cummings, Eda L. Yeaton, Ray
n.ond E. Hammond, Guy A. Yeaton.
Walter C. Workman, Walter l..
Knowles, Clyde z. Yeaton and Howard
lIONSll. w neil llIc llllIc IOi iNNoi iiA'iS
home came it was found that one couple
was missing. But for the Kindness OF
one of the party they would had to have
''hoofed" it home, a distance of about
six miles. They were finally discovered
sitting behind the furnace. When
about one mile from the Grange hall,
one young man on the back seat, who
was very bashful and not daring to sit
very near a certain young lady, sat so
near the end of. the seat that the wheel,
unable to bear his weight, gave way
and therefore the horses were placed
under the guidance of young lazy
who was noted for her slow drlylnH
wnen occasion demanded. One of the
Young ladies who Was obliged to enter
the wagon unassisted decided to re-
turr, home in a single team. The only
reason she gave was that she would
have some enc to help her out of the
wagon. .E,4 ~ ..t.<'1
Miss Aimee L. Thing is visiting her
aunt in New Sharon.
Ralph Weber of Augusta, who has
been employed as bookkeeper at the
Randall sawmill, for the summer, has
returned to Brunswick. where he is at
tending Bowdoin College.
BERTHE Thing of New Sharon, is visit
ing his cousin, Herbert Thing, for d
few days.
About 10 couple attended the dance at
Belgrade Grange hall, "Wednesday
evening, given by Mrs. Joseph P. Wes-
ton. Owing to the bad weather there
was a small crowd, but the evening
was much enjoyed by all present.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Richardson will be glad to hear that
she is improving.