Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-13

MIS-. George Hamlcn ana SOil, frallhie
returned to Jefferson Wednesday at
ter weeks visit with her brother-in-
law Elmer Hamlen.
Mrs. w. p. Lyon was called to st.
Adams last Tuesday by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Albert Tracy.
ALBION.
Mrs. T. NJ. Brown of Frankfort is
working at Lyle Crosby's.
Floyde Besse, who is in school at
Waterville, came home Friday to spSnd
Sunday.
Arthur Harding, who is employed at
Waterville, took dinner at w. l..
brakes Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wany of Unity
visited at Byron Trask's Sunday.
1t is reported that loupcervicr was
seen Thursday in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Husey Of Water
vile and Mr.. and Mrs Farnham STRAIT
ton of Clinton visited at VIM. Varneys
Sunday.
Mrs. Geodhue. aged sc years. died
Saturday forenoon. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. n. NJ.
Heikes Tuesday at . p. NJ.
Miss Emma Nelson who has charge OF
the High school, assisted by Miss Lou
Use Carr and Mrs. Abbie Arnold VINO
taught the primary school, closed their
schools last week.
The Good Cheer branch of the sun
shine met Wednesday, Feb. Z, with Mrs.
Andrew Besse. Twenty-eight members
were present and a fine time reported.
Mrs. Lillian Drake, Mrs. Evic Coffin,
and Mrs. Alice Stratton entertained
their friends at, whist in Grange hall
Thursday evening.
The teachers and school officials of
Albion, China. Sidney and Winslow VIII
hold an institute at Winsiow FEB. 10.
In the evening mass meeting to which
all school patrons are invited will be
held. The exercises will be in the Con-
gresational church and the State
superintendent is expected TO be pres
ent.
SOUTH VAsSALBORo.
Miss Rose Lamson passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Lamson.
Four gentlemen from Augusta with
two dogs were out rabbit hunting Sat
urday. They succeeded in capturing
seven rabbits.
Mrs. A. C.. Brown, who has been
quite i'll with erysipelas, has nearly re-
covered.
L. A. Husscy and Z. G. Husscy were
in the place Sunday.
Several from this place attended the
entertainment at Cushnoc Grange hall
Thursday evening given by members
of Windsor Grange. Too much praise
cannot be said OF those who took part
in such pleasing manner TO all pres
ent.
WEST GARDINER.
DR.. Reuben L. Small. addressed an
arpreciativc and attentive audience, at
Grange hall last Sunday afternoon.
taking for his subject. Remarkable
Phenomena" In the course of his re-
marks Dr. Small said that every human
being was attended by good or evil
angels and that none walked this
earthly journey alone and that our at
tending angels were responsible for
our deeds whether good or bad. The
doctor will conduct services next Sun
day afternoon at the some place.
Commencing at . o'clock. 1t is hoped
that large audience will greet him.
Next Saturday evening there will be
a dance at Grange hall. Curtis Or
ckestra will furnish music. a large
attendance is expected.
Tho funeral of Mrs. John Bailey was
held from her home on Mill street
'Th1rSIav uffcrnnnn TnI- II
Hayes. pastor of the Gardiner Free
Baptist church conducted the services
and HartwcII Clough, Forest Wakefield,
Allen Wakefield and Walter Curtis
acted as bearers. The intcrmcnt was
at the Quaker cemetery.
Bert Goodwin has captured two rae
Coons and has them in Il large cage.
Allen Wakefield and Alphonso Mason
killed nine rabbits in DIR. Merrill's
swamp last Friday. They furnished
fresh meat for number of families.
Mrs. Richard Caldwell and Walter
Townc were guests at John Horns
Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza TowIc is visiting her son,
Merton Towlc in Hallowcll.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIphcus Spear visited
friends out Of town Sunday.
Harry Spear and family visited
friends in Manchester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Small and
daughter, Geneva. we're guests at Mr.
Smalrs bother's. Williston Small, In
diana road Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wakefield Of Gar
diner visited Mr.. Wakcficld's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wakefield Sun
day.
SPEARS CORNER.-Miss Bertha
Spear returned from months visit to
Boston on Tuesday.
Frank S. Collins was a visitor at the
, corner Saturday.
The many friends of Charles F. Fair
banks will be pleased to learn that he
is commissioned as a veterinarian by
the State Board. Mr.. Fairbanks is ia
vorably known as a skilled man in his
chosen vocation over wide section.
John Annis Spear of Hallowell was at
the Corner Sunday.
Herbert Williams nr (,ar1;nor opa,+