Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-25

guests of Mrs. David Lawrence for Il
few days last week.
W. r. Jewott, who has been in the
employ ii the Harmon Produce Co. Of
Gardiner for some months is now home
on Il vacation.
Mrs. Julia Smell Of Gardiner is spend
ing several days with Mrs. David Law
renee.
Percy Booker, of South Pittston, was
a caller i'll town Wednesday.
Miss Emma Green, who was report
"a seriously i'll last week. is much bet
ter and her friends are now hoping for
a speedy recovery.
Miss Isabel Merrill who has been Wis
| iting her daughter. Mrs. Walter Moore
in Randolph, returned to her home last
, week
| Mrs. Maud Swectland and children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
| Cra11t, Friday.
AIRS. Merrill Clark of East Chelsea.
! nal!vd on friends in Randolph and
Gardiner, Saturday.
Miss Eva Scarlcs ana Miss EnZa
Green attended il finch party given by
A.iss irI.iic" Watson Of Chelsea.
! Thursday evening.
Miss E'n2%a Green entertained Il party
of friends from Chelsea, Monday even
| ing The popular game Of Finch was
! INDUCED in and all passed a pleasant
evening. Among those present were
Walter Powers and Miss Grace Powers,
J T., MI
! Thompson, Mrs. c. II. Watson and Miss
| Eelnice Watson ard Miss INA Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gray OF Halo
i well visited his father. Mr.. William
| Cray, sunday.
Miss Hannah Grant. employed at the
| shoe factory in Gardiner, While sliding
With !; party Thursday evening, had The
misfortune TO Jam her finger quite bad
| IL nocnSsitating a vacation from her
work until Monday.
VIENNA.
! County Commissioner l. Il. Bradley,
/ was obliged TO return home from Au-
gusta last wc"!t on account OF Illness.
His many friends will he Glad to learn
that he is mu1h better.
Quite a nuntcr Of or citizens at
! tended the cunc"ai Of William Tyler
watch was h"ld sunday AT the Metho-
DIST churcI in Mt. Vernon. Although
the day was stormy the church was en-
tircly filed ehowin', the high regard
and esteem in which he was held.
The school At Scvcy's Corner taught
by Miss Julia Merrill Of Pennington,
will close the coming week. Miss
Merrill has .aI@ht several terms at
that place giving excellent satisfaction.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Carr sold seventy-six
barrels Of f:nc apples to Lowell OF
Pennington last week.
Ebcr lhcs,l. Y pa bouent the school
house in the Porter district which he
is taking down preparatory to moving.
Minrie Porter Who suffered from
suraincd ankle last week * able To b.
out again.
/ A horse belonging to Wesley G..
ICorstock rnt huvt quite badly last
NyneI. but by prompt treatment no
serious results .ollC'we'.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Mr.. rrown will not be here again to
held J. Meeting until Sunday, Feb. >,
as he comes The fms, and third sun
GAYS Of each month.
Francis Stevens has been in the
ncigborhood with his gasoline engine
saving wood.
VASSALBORO.
The Febekah lodge held public in
stallation at tho lodge rooms in this
village Last Friday evening. After the
work q fine supper WAS served in the
dining hall. after which the company
! WAS pleasantly entertained by music
and racitations. Mrs. Narney and son
of North Vassalboro and Mrs. Gil
crease of Riverside and Mr.. Waugh of
l oak Grove Seminary sang some fine
selections ana the reading Of Miss
Flora Trask and Mrs. Phinney of Rv
crsidc were much appreciated by the
, company.
, Miss Verna Goliath who has been
quite sick is now said to be improving.
Owing TO the bad storm of Sunday
; no meeting was held at the Consrega-
tionai church.
Mrs. Josephine Hamilton has the
t deep sympathy Of her, many friends ia
this village in her sore bereavement,
tie death Of her husband. '''-' -
: Mrs. Sarah Hanson. arrived at her
: home in this place, Monday morning.
r. w. Pitts and L. Gilbert attended
/ the Masonic Lodge meeting in Sidney,
: Saturday evening.
Miss Matte Blackwell Of Augusta
visited her aunt Mrs. Hattie Clifford,
: Friday.
i MT. VERNON.
Mt. Vernon Grange held the regular
meeting the 14th inst. The following
i. officers We're duly installed by State
t Deputy. Mrs. Kate 3. Ellis of Fairfield,