Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-01
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:. 4. Crawford of Dexter was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. {. w, Gage who has been III
town for Il few weeks, expects to re-
turn To Eagle City, Alaska, soon.
The newly organized Grange met last
Saturday evening ana voted to visit ST.
Adams Grange. Feb. "a.
Mrs. Andrew Hopkins Of Dexter re-
Gently visited her son, Shepherd Hop
kius.
+. II. Ramsd.ll returned Saturday
evening from Skowhegan.
Albert Sawyer and Miss Nellie Saw
ser were in Newport Saturday.
f. G. Cracker of st. Adams was re-
Gently in town on business.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
George Tibbrtts and Fred Hcald re-
turned from Il trip tn Boston Thursday
morning. Mr.. Tihbetts purchased
three large horses while in Massachu-
sets.
Horace @. HoXie of Skowhegan, is
visiting relatives in this place.
Marshall Clifford is seriously i'll with
appendicitis i'll Eowdoinham.
Rev. @. c. Williams will preach in
the Union chulch, Sunday, at go p.
NJ.
Mrs. Chloe Mason of I.aronc was in
this Vicinity Calling on friends, Satur-
day.
Mis-: Lillian N. IIoXic has gone to
Boston anI will soon leave for the
Pacific coast
Abel T. Wyman of the University Of
Maine was the guest Of his father,
Saturday.
browning Clifford was called to Bow
tioinham Sunday morning because OF
the serious Illness OF his brother, Mar
shall.
MERCER.
Fred c. Smith is confined TO his
home by sickness.
Geo y. Wood went to Pennington
last week to get :, load of flour for a.
Il. Dunton, tho grocer.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith Norton of Starks
visited friends in town last week.
out Of TIE $1ioO appropriated last
wear at our town meeting for the sup
port 81 roads ana bridges only $500
have as vet been expended. The next
town meeting will be held Monday,
March j, 1T BIaisd"ll's hall.
Z. z. Willard has a very fine pacing
3-years- old colt.
ST. ALBANS.
Last Wednesday the Strawberry Art
Club met with Mrs. Lou Emery.
at the singing school "Wednesday
I yntr1 tn have concert
next Wednesday evening.
Thursday evening the young people
celebrated WaSningtons day by a party
al ToWu hall with patriotic program
TN" friends Of Airs. Annie Wiring
gave h,a. Il birthday surprise party Fri
day cveEinE. 1t was Il genuine sur
prise, to her when thirty or more poo
I,lr arrived nearly at the same time
They brought several nice. useful pres
cnt:; beside the necessary food tor
lunch. It was certainly Il very pleas
ant evening for all.
There were u ccodly number out 10
the Cool Tcmplars Friday evening.
After the regular meeting u good en-
trrtainmcnt Was enjoyed. II is Stiu
there is bat On" other active Good
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CANAAN.
Til" Tuesday Club met with Mrs. IL.
q. Cover on Tuesday afternoon FEB.
10Th This being the last meeting for
the winter there WAS no business ana
after Il short program the afternoon
VAS given over to Il general good tim :.
Roll call ana quotations. reading. MIS-.
Cover and Mrs. Moody. Then came
The guessing contest which afforded
much pleasure to all present. The club
presented The secretary with Very
pretty gift as Il slight compensation for
the services rendered the club. Re
firshnlcntS of ice cream. cake. fancy
waters ana oranges We're served in
abundance The afternoon passed with
MIS-. Cover will long be remembered
and many regrets were expressed that
it was the last meeting.
Lafayette Gleason OF quincy. Mass.
is the guest of his mother and other
relatives in town.
Misses Ina and Mabel Smith went to
Watcrville Saturday where they have
employment in the Publishing house.