Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-21

Mrs. cora HGlkaS is expected home
this week.
Miss Whitten is working at r. ].
Whitaker'S.
Mary Russell returned Monday to
her home in Warren.
Emma Webb of Skowhegan has been
visiting at Charles Littlefield's.
Mr.. and Mrs. I.lcwellyn Gerald are
rejoicing over the addition of a baby
girl to their family.
Mrs. Lewis Haskell has returned
from Jefferson where she went TO at
telid the funeral Of her father.
c. w. Hussey went through town on
his way to Freedom. sunday.
Most Of the sick ones are reported
as being OH the gain.
Albion Grange met Friday with a
small attendance, owing to the num-
Der who went to the town hall TO "trip
the light fantastic toe" After the
Offices were filled there was reading by
J. c. Wilson. and the discussion OF
several questions by f.. Wiggin. ..
Ncaler and others.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-IdellB Blaisdeil
of Augusta spent Sunday and Monday
at the corner.
An infant son arrived last week. AT
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Il.
Hinckley.
Ms. Sarah Emerson has had the mis-
fortune to lose her shepherd dog Don.
Miss Gertrude Maxwell of Litchtield
visited friends at the Corner las, sun
dag.
II. Il. Hinckley was drawn as q
Juror last Wednesday.
Simon Littlefield of Gardiner was at
the Corner on the 18th.
Town me. ting on Monday. March 'th
The Christian Endeavor Societies of
three Gardiner Churches will have a
str:.wride on the evening of FEB -.
They will unite with the Christian En-
deavor society at this pla, g. in prayer
and Iraise service at the church on Fri
day evening. Every one is cordially in
vitcd.
George Spear, Jr.. and William CODY.
employed at the commonwealth shoe
co. enjoyed 4 SEbfl |iitai"'l. .t' 'i'i
homes last week.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Sidney Brown Of China
village Were. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Clifford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mosher of
Worcester, MASS. have come home 10
stay with Mr.. Moshcr's parents. Mr.
aEd Mrs. Augustus Mosher.
Miss Mary Crane Of Parmenter Hill
visited Mrs Charles Beale last week.
VIII Shuman recently purchased Il
pair of fine horses of Shawmut parties.
He will taxi. them into the woods this
week getting out cord wood for Dean
Estes. Harry Doe of Lakeside is also
hauling with his heavy team.
Rev W. q. s. Maybrrry OF Watcrville
Ir.at he'd at IN" Advent chapel Sunday
aitcrHool.
The McDugall Bros. will commence
to haul their pine. lumber from the Tur-
nrr lot to the Station here for ship
ment this week. They have nearly 4
million feet 10 move.
Chas. Beale has been saving wood
with his gasoline engine in the Brown
neighborhood the past week. He has
hired Harry Sproul to help him.
CHINA.
r. II. Ever and family of Albion
have moved into the Baker house.
Mrs. COlley and daughter Edwina
have gone to BrOckton for two weeks.
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keeping house for Mrs. COlley.
Mrs. Georgia Randall has been quite
sick.
Mrs. Annie Woodsum and Mrs. More
have been quite i'll for two weeks past.
Mrs. Florence WoOdsum-Ha of
Lynn came home Thursday because of
her mothers illness.
Mrs. Wells has been confined to her
bed for three weeks.
Kennebec Chapter. o. E. s.. of East
Vassalboro has invited Golden Gate
Chapter of China to visit them on Fri
day evening. March 2.
The condition of John Fall who was
injured on Christmas day by a kick
from his horse still confines very criti-
son Of China, Day of Albion and
Thayer of Waterville was held on his
case. Saturday. His sister. Miss Cad
die FAN Of Portland. came home Sat
urday.
r. f.. Thomas Fl. Bodge of Augusta.
D. D. G. II. p. of the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter of Maine. made an
official visit to Dunlap Chapter. No. II,
Royal Arch Masons, on Feb. II.
The entertainment given at G. A. r.
hall Wednesday evening for the public
wharf fund was well attended. A
good literary program was presented
ana ice cream and cake were served.
Fifteen collars was netted.
NORTH WAYNE.
An evening with authors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Howe WedneS-
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