Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Of taking his family there in the fu-
turc.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Cram arc in
Washington. ID. c.. for the present,
where they hope the change will be
beneficial to Mrs. Grams somewhat
improved health. They are with their
son CHARLES.
MIR. SldnSOn had Il crew CT men work.
ing for him the past winter getting
out shovel handles, which he is now,
with help of John Blake, hauling to
Readfield Depot.
RIVERSIDE.
Several frcm here attended the whist
party last Friday night at D. T.. Fos-
ter's on Church Hill and passed a very
pleasant evening. -Four tables made
up the party, and all contributed their
share to the pleasure of the occasion.
Ice cream and cake were served. VMr.
Foster has fine place. with his build
ings fitted up with modern convenience
es for his cream business, and his Gus
toners, could they see his sleek herd
of cows and his clean, well kept barn,
would be assured they were getting the
best article the market affords.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Harry Stewart Of Waterville was in
the place Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie White of Winslow called
on friends in the place Sunday.
Bartlett Hanson has been visiting
friends in Augusta the past week.
Seth Richardson has been ill for
few DAYS but is reported as improv-
ing.
Mrs. Belle Gates who recently had
her shoulder dislocated by i fall is now
able to sit up for the day.
Frank and Alton Hussey was in Au-
guSta last week.
Richard Alley has been visiting rela-
tivcs in HallowelI.
Miss Lizzie Stafford spent several
days at the Revere House returning to
WatGrville, Wednesday.
Miss Edith Priest is passing her va
cation at home.
Oscar Abbott has beer i'll the past
week but is now recovering.
On account of the severe snowstorm
Tuesday the all-dsy session of the
grange was not held.
The severest silOwStornls of the win
ter came last week. Several days were
needed to clear the roads and open
them to travel.
At the Sunday morning service at
Friends church Homer J. Coppack
spoke from the text "Out of the depths
have l cried unto thee, o Lord fol-
lowed by Principal Geo. l.. Jones. Both
brought out helpful thoughts. J.
Corey Richardson of Colby College
sang several sacred selections in his
usual pleasing manner. Percival w.
Keene who is spending his vacation
with tho former accompanied him on
the organ.
Rev. r. A. Colpitts spoke at the
Methodist church in the afternoon. The
sermon was strong and full of en-
thuSi1Sm.
The students at Oak Grove Seminary
who have beer enjoying short vaca-
ton return to work Tuesday.
NORTH VASsALeOR.
Prof Roberts of Colby occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday
evening delivering his lecture on the
"Bible" to a crowded house of appre-
ciative listeners. Several solos and the
chorus choir added much to the enjoy
ment of the evening.
Five candidates will be received into
Vassalboro Rebekah lodge No. 81 at its
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exemplified by the full degree staff.
Miss Hattie Cook is visiting her sister
and other friends in Brockton, Mass,
for two weeks.
Rev r. A. ColpittS is on business
trip to Middletown, Conn.
News reached here Sunday, OF the
death of Geo. Oldham in MonSon last
week. Mr.. Oldham was for many years
the oversecr of the finishing room in
the American Woolen Co.'S mill here.
He was universally respected and his
death came as a shock to the whole
community. His age was about 20
years.
Henry Purington has purchased
nice horse in Waterville to replace the
one that he lost this winter.
Joseph Wall r. +. d. carrier No. 40
from this office has resigned in favor
of Pearl Jackson.
The spring term Of Oak Grove Semi
nary will open Tuesday of this week.
Forest Whitehouse was elected
Superintendent of schools for another
Year by the School Committee last
week.
LITCHFIELD.
POND ROAD-Ralph Ridley Is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Ridley, at his home here.
Miss Ruth Fulsom of kent's Hill is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ". Rid
ley.
Mrs. Leroy MacDonnell of Augusta,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. A.
Morse.
Miss G.. III. Kendall came from Bow
doinham Sunday morning to attend the
services at the chapel. She has been de-
tained at home several weeks by ILL
ness in her family and her absence