Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-17

the following literary program was
carried out: Roll CALL German must
clan; reading, Love Of Music in Ger
many" Mrs. Lizzie Joy; Legend OF
the Pied Piper of Hamelin, Mrs.
Ivanella Palmer; lesson review, by the
club. The club is very much interest
ed in the study Of Germany and the
members are much gratified to have
leader who so thoroughly understands
her work. Miss Irish makes the study
very pleasing. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Mabel Decker, Jan. p.
JACKSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols cele-
brated their twentieth wedding at their
home on Pleasant street, Saturday
evening. There were about twenty
present and a very pleasing evening
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Sullivan Newton was called to
Auburn, Friday by the illness Of her sis
ter Olive Newton.
William Henderson is reported as
quite i'll.
There was a social hop at the New
ton House, Thursday. music by Mills
orchestra.
Miss Mamie Harris is visiting rela-
tiveS in SkOwhegan.
Edward Graffte spent Sunday at
home.
BLACKWELL.
Russell Dean of SkOwhegan passed
, Saturday and Sunday with George
Jones. Eames hill.
Among those that attended the Po-
| mona Grange meeting at Skowhegan
were Lettie Hunnewell, Bessie Murray.
Mrs. Livingston and Wayland Mantor.
A good time was reported.
Mrs F. f. Town is on the sick list.
DR.. Milliken is in attendance.
l.. T.. Town shipped a carload of
| hay to Skowhegan on the electrics last
Saturday.
r. D. Salley is hauling logs from his
lot at the head of the pond to Spears
Mill.
F. o. Danforth and F. F.. Welch have
been hauling ice for Elmer Adams and
Charles Reed the past week.
NJ. NJ. Moore was over in Industry
| last week looking after apples.
The Gates Brothers single mill is
closed a few days for repairs.
+. o. Danforth is hauling pressed hay
| to Skowhegan for T.. f. Town.
Farmers in this vicinity have i'm
proved the fine shedding the past week.
CAMBRIDGE.
| Henry Watson of Aubury, formerly
OF this town, is very sick with blood
poisoning caused from a recent acct
dent to his hand. Two fingers have been
amputated and his hand it is expected
will have TO be removed.
]. D. Ring has returned from Show
hogan.
The reception at Grange hall given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Chadbourne
Thursday evening. was a very enjoya-
bic occasion. A fine entertainment and
| treat were provided. Rev. and Mrs. T.
E. Ham introduced the couple to the
assembly.
Vera Chadbourne invited her friends
Saturday to party, Sunday being her
birthday. Ice cream and cake were
served.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Cambridge Telephone Co. Thursday
the same board of directors was elect
ed. as follows: w. B. Whitney, F. r.
Ring. NJ. A. Randall, w. H. Ring, DR..
j. H. Wilson.
Tho Helpers will hold a supper and
entertainment at Union hall Tuesday
evening, Jan. 16.
RIPLEY.
Clarence Hanson is attending St. AL
bans High school.
Mrs. Octavia Farrar is very ill.
S. d. Page lost a valuable horse Fri
day.
Mrs. Henry Hubbard has returned
from Lynn. Mass. where she went to
visit her son, who is sick at i hospital
there.
Mrs. Grace Linscott is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Farrar.
A party from Pittsfeld gave free
concert at the church last Thursday
evening and expects to form n class in
singing here.
Harry Owen of Bath is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Owen, at S. D.
Pages.
81. AIBANS.
Last Thursday evening the Helpful
Workers gave a masquerade social at
Town Hall. There We're about forty
who masked. Nearly s12 was cleared.
All seemed to enjoy themselves.
Miss Lena Butler returned Saturday
to Sanford where she will teach again
Mrs. Lizzie Buker returned Friday
from Boston where she has been visit
ing.
The Strawberry Art Club will give
an all ladies' minstrel show at the
Town Hall. Thursday evening.
Harry Hilton is saving wood by
steam power.
Mrs. Nancy Robinson, who had the
misfortune to scald her foot, is getting
along very comfortably.
5. b. Prescott was in Pittsfield Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Mrs. Mabel Chalmers Smith.
There are 6S students attending our
free High school, quite a number Of
them having been teaching the past
year,