Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-19

Jersey. W1erc SIZE W III pass tuc w lutEI.
Mrs. Charles Parkhurst of Boston,
smoke in the interest of foreign missions
Friday evening at the Methodist yes
| try.
CROSS HILL.
Charles Perkins has treated his house
to a coat of fresh paint which has
made a great Improvement in the ap-
pearance.
Sheldon Gardner has sold his team of
matched work horses to Boston parties
and they were shipped on the l<ennc
bee boat Friday. The price paid was
$3.50.
Smith Robbins has a two-year-old
FLY that he recently refused $50 for.
Fred B. Perley attended the meeting
of the State Pathological Society in
Gardiner last week.
Mrs. c. Z. Tobey went to Ocean Park
Thursday of last week where she will
pass the winter with her sister.
A telephone line is being built from
South China via Seward to the resi-
dence of Edward c. Ballard at Vas
saltoro Center. Mr.. Ballard will
furnish the poles and Ell Weber and
Fred Perley are hauling them. The
| distance is about six miles.
Arthur Casey and Walter Stone are
| threshinS the odd lots of grain on The
| Hill thai We're left by the other ma
| chimes in the early fall.
Roy Coomhs has hauled several large
loads of apple barrels from Somcrrille
| to }asHalboro the past month. The
| demand is greater than the supply.
| Nj. and Mrs. T. J. Arnes We're the
| guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cobb at
NaSsalbor" Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Hussey of East
NassalbDro were in the place Sunday
| afternoon.
| Mrs. {. s. Perkins, Miss Grace Per-
kins and Mrs. Alice y. Randall were i'll
Augusta Saturday renewing old ac-
I1uaintances.
! Mr and Mrs George Tobey who
| have been employed at the Maine In
sane hospital for the past year. will
soon occupy the Charles +. Tohcy
| house on the Hill
| smith Robbins las been sick. DR..
T. l.. Hardy of North NasSalboro at
| tended him.
MT. VERNON.
Rev. J. f. IIerrick of Hallowell
| preached at the Baptist church Sunday,
Nov 11th
| The Mt Vernon hunters secured five
fine deer during their recent hunting
| trip to AroOStook county.
CHELSEA.
| The Washington School League connect
Cd with Searles Mills school. at its first
| regular meeting for the winter tern.
| held last Friday afternoon elected the
| following officers: President. Miss Nina
| Hove; vice pres. David hayes: SecT.
| Earle Hayes: treas, Georgia Jones; Ii
brarian. Percy Morgan. The league hay
inr quite a snug sum in the treasury
| voted to purchase a desk. chairs ami
! dictionary for the school room.
| Chelsea Grange secured the first prem
| irm or grange exhibit OF apples at the
| meeting of the State PomoloGical So
ciety at Gardiner last week.
| Next Sunday being the Sabbath before
THANKSGIVING appropriate services will
| be observed at the chapel. Special nut
| sic will he arranged and u Thanksgiving
| sermon preached by the pastor. Rev
| Ernest Smith. All are cordially invited
Service at 315 p NJ.
Il c. Lawrence is in Wate-Vile in at
tendance on The superior court as a
| j,ryman.
Mr., and Mrs. A. r. Norton of Augusta
passed Sui"iay with Mrs. Norton's moth
or, Mrs. Laura Thompson.
Mrs. icor;cr Torbin, Miss Nellie and
Master George Corbr. Of Randolph passed
Sunday WITH relatives in town.
J. q. Tasc is pressing hay at West
Gardiner.
James Cain secured a deer one day last
week almost il his dooryard. Several
bay" f"cn seen in different parts of the
town.
| Miss Ida Searlcs went to Richmond
Friday I" rclaln over Sunday, with
| friends.
VIII .aVrCnC" went to lN;tCrvillc
Monday for Il short visits witt, relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan Of Ram
d"ph were guests of their parents here
sunday
Mrs. Hannah MrLau-hlir srcmt sun
day ut her Eom" in toxin.
Frank Stubborn Of Randolph WAS :;
caller in tuWn Sunday.
William Rankin las. loft Tie e.rplov
Of Arthur \. Douglass; ana moved lis
family to WlitcficlI