Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

lian Alden have returned to kent'S Hi
and the Misses Nellie Eldredge, Maud
Adcll and Ruby Hammond are pupil:
in Miss Holly's school at Readfiei,
Depot.
Mrs. f. A. Leeman, who has beer
Spending few days In Madison, re.
turned home, Saturday.
Several members of this place have
recently been admitted to ReadfieId
Grange.
Mrs. Royal and Miss Elizabeth
Hutchinson visited a the home of Mrs
Herbert Blake, Monmouth, Wednesday
The friends of Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones and
Mrs. G.. a. Lawrence who have been or
the sick list long time, are pleased
to learn that they are recovering.
LAKEsHoRE.
w. NJ. Butterfield of Manchester, ~
H., spent Sunday with f. A. Tillson.
Roy S. Bacon, u. of NJ, '06, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents.
Mrs. F. B. Bailey has been visiting
friends in Waterville and Augusta.
J. e. Sawtelle has moved into his
cottage.
Arson L. Tillson who has been
turned.
There were no services at the Metho-
dist church, owing to the conference at
Portland.
Smith & Blaisdell have closed their
mill for a few weeks.
~, re
oxen recently.
NJ. L. Sawtelle has had his telephone
transferred to A. w. Bangs.
NORTH BELGRADE.
Olan Richardson returned to his work
in Pttsfield Tuesday, after a weeks s
visit with his sister, Miss Elwell.
Mrs. Herbert Alexander is passing a
few days in Belgrade, the guest of Mrs.
John Thing.
Malon Ellis has returned to this
town after few days visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellis.
School began Monday, April IS. with
Miss Bartlett of Gorham. as teacher.
w. P. Cummings is fast recovering
from his recent accident.
Miss Lula Ellwell began her duties
Monday as teacher of the Messalonskee
school on Belgrade Hill.
Mrs. Emma Morrow spent several
days last wek with her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Alexander.
The Ladies' Club of 1906, North Bel
grade, was entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. A. N. Alexander and Mrs
Herbert Alexander. The following
program was carried out: Roll call,
quotations from Holmes; reading of
the life of o. w. Holmes, Miss Fannie
Merrow; recitation, THE Deacon s
Masterpiece" Bertha Withers. one
new member was added to the club.
After the regular business of the meet
ing thc remainder of the afternoon Wa.
spent by the ladies in quilting a star
and wreath quilt. AT about five
o'clock a fine supper was served. Tho
next meeting will be held May 2 with
Mrs. Harry Alexander and every ono
is expected to be prepared to furnish
at least a quotation from Tennyson
for the literary entertainment.
NORTH WINDSOR.
The Maine State general secretary
and the State primary worker. Mr..
Lufkin and Miss Stock conducted an
institute here Saturday April IA, which
was exceedingly filled with practical
matter and inspiring talks. The meet
ing was mostly in the nature of a con-
ference, where each individual worker
could present his problems and have
them discussed. In the absence of the
sci,IpIt nnd vice nrpc1cnt nf the
Vassalboro and Windsor Association
Rev. Mr.. Jones, pastor of the church,
presided. The meeting was opened by
a short devotional service, reports from
the field We're given by Miss Ethel Car
penter, secretary of the VassalbOro As
sociation and then Mr.. Lufkin followed
with a discussion. After the noon re-
cess for lunch the people came togeth
or for a short devotional exercise, after
which Miss Stock gave an address up
on 1.-The Child from a Religious Stand
point" This address was practical and
spiritual and listened to with inter
est. After this address and SOLO by
Mr. Lufkin. Mr.. Lufkin took up the
discussion of special days and features
which was participated in by many
present. 1t was a day of good things for
all present. Besides schools in the as
sociation there were represented Al
bion, Weeks Mills and South China
The work in the county is being sys-
tematized by better and more thor
Ough organization.
FAYETTE.
Mrs Gertrude Barron went to Portland
last week to sec her sister Ethel Gle
who Is in the Maine General hospital for
treatment. All are glad to hear that she
is improving.
Sunday was 4 very rainy day and the
roads being SO bad the Easter concerts
had to be postponed.
The ice in the ponds remains quite SOL
id and it will be some days before it will
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