Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-27
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
llTCHFlElD PLAINS.

engaged. Mrs. Fogg served dinner to
the ladies at noon. All of the ladies
We're unanimous in their praise Of Mrs
Fogg's hospitality. The next circle will
lie Friday, Feb. 2. at the parsonage. en-
tertained afternoon and evening by
Mrs. Roberts. Picnic supper. All are
invited.
Lee Varney Of this place, who works
at Dan Browns, was given a surprise
party Thursday evening, the occasion
being his 2lst birthday. There were 81
present and a very enjoyable occasion
was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Berry visited at
Will Maxwells Thursday afternoon and
evening. Mr.. Berry is here looking af-
ter his farm. They will return to New
York Monday.
Mrs. Alice Fegg visited Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Rogers Tuesday.
y Walter Farney and George Powers
are cutting wod for j. A. Chase.
Mrs. II. o. Toothacker is visiting at
Geo. NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tozier were visiting at
G. Roberts Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen OF Rowdoin
We're calling on relatives here Sunday.
MONMOUTH.
There was 4 good attendance at tho fin,
raising at the Neck school district We'd
nesday. and an excellent program WAS
carried out. Rev. Sherman of the Meth
odist church and ]. e. Packard. ex-su-
rerintendent of schools, were present and
made remarks. The exercises were much
enjoyed by all present. The school in
this district taught by Miss Florence G..
Packard, graduate of Monmouth Acad-
envy, has been success. The school has
during the past term not only erected n
nice large flag but has purchased a new
timepiece for the school.
Dr, II. NJ. Blake has been confined to
the bed for a number Of days.
Teaming is almost stopped from the loss
OF snow.
Monmouth Grange will hold an all-day
me citing next Wednesday.
The following students Of the academy
have been chosen to take part nj the
pre- speaking to be held at CumstOn
hall the last week Of school,: Boys-Ed-
win Furbush. Frank Richardson, Maurice
Rragdon. Frank Gilman. Fred Sanborn
and Roy Packard. Girls-Olive Robinson.
Florence Hanscom. Cora Curtis. Hazel
Haynes. Nellie Goodwin Bertha Richard
son and Ethel Potter
Harold l.. Packard has just finished his
successful term Of school at Leeds juno
ton.
BELGRADE.
The Lincoln school and Sunday
school held a pie social at the Lincoln
school house Wednesday evening. Jan.
"a. A fine program was successfully
carried out. After which the pies were
sold at auction by J. c. Hewitt. Supt.
of schools. Many of the boxes contain
ing the pies were very prettily trim
med and sold for a good price. A good
~ sum was realized from the sale.
Much credit is due the teacher. Miss
Marion Pullen for her untiring efforts
to make the affair a success. The pro-
gram was as follows: Music; song;
recitation, Alton Wadleigh; recitation,
Merton Dunn; class exercise The
Train" music. Mrs and Miss Penny;
Dialogue, DIR. Johnny Visit" song,
"Columbia;" Dialogue. THE Economi-
cal Boomerang" Solo, Mrs. Hanson:
music. Miss Penny; Dialogue. james
Legacy" music, Miss Penny.
WEST WINDSOR.
schools in town closed Friday.
Miss Mae Reed Of Windsor, has gone
to Riverside to take the place of a
teacher who was obliged to leave the
school on account of sickness.
Mrs. !. +. Pierce remains quite i'll.
Mrs. Matilda Lynn is suffering from
& stomach trouble.
The many friends of Warren Lamson
Will be glad to hear that he is daily inn
proving.
Mrs. II. A. Tahcr was recently called
to LivermOre Falls on account of the
sudden death of her aged brother,
Russell Hersey.
Mrs. NJ. +. Hutchinson returned to
her home in Winslow. Sunday. after Il
visit at c. +. Taylor's.
Casey & Tobey are saving wood at c.
T.. TaylOr's with their new gasoline en-
ginc.
PiTTSTON.
Mrs. John Marks of Roslindale, Mass.
was called here, Saturday. by the Sc
we're illness OF her brother. William
Blanchard.
Eugene Cunningham Of Jefferson
visited friends here Friday and Satur-
day.
Charles Fossett has been at Cob
bossce the past week building fire.
ulace with cobble stone mantle in the
cottage. 1.-THE bungalow" for Lawyer
Beane of Halloweil.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cults of Gardiner
visited their daughter. Mrs. John Rol-
lins, Friday.
WiNDSORViLLE.
Il. II. Swift. who has been working In
the numbering woods down in Alma, Is
at home laid up with a very sore hand,
injured by coming in contact with a
sharp saw.
The people in this vicinity were for
tunate enough to have harvested their
I>Ar no hl,