Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-06
NORTH VASsALeoRo.

M. r. Church on Sunday Rev. Mr.
Belts of Colby preached in his stead.
The second degree will be conferred
| at the next meeting of Kennebec
Lodge. No. 121, /. o. o. F., on Tuesday
evening. Feb. 5.
Howard A. Starkey of Duluth
Mimi. is visiting his brother Thomas
also Miss Georgiana~ sister Of Lynn
Mass.
Russell Aver is in Gardiner packing
apples for NJ. E. Cummings.
There are a few mild cases of
scarlet fever repaired in this vicinity
E. H. Cook shipped a carload of
Baldwins of his own raising on, Thurs
day of last week. He now has about
500 bbls. in his cellar.
NJ. f. Cummings shipped a car load
of apples from Vassalboro last week.
The overSeers of the wooden mill
accepted an invitation from the Hol-
lingsworth & Whitney pulp mill to
visit their plant Saturday afternoon.
They We're delightfully."- entertained.
EAST READFIELD.
The many friends of Mrs. B. d. Cor
don are pleased to learn that she is
convalescfng. after a twO-weekS' ill
ness with a serious attack of grip.
Miss Laura Yeaton Of Belgrade is car
ing for her.
The N. E. Telephone Co. placed an
instrument in the residence of B. d.
Gordon Saturday. 1t is the first one
on the line in this section. He was
also the first one to subscribe.
vASSALBoRO.
POPE AVENUE-Rev. and Mrs. T.
B. Windross, who have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Pope for sew
eral days are to visit friends in South
China and take a much needed rest
before attending Friends Quarterly
meeting which will occur at East Vas
salboro Feb. $40.
Mrs. Edward w. Pope was the guest
of friends in China Monday.
Revival meetings at the Friends
church, East Vassalboro, which began
Jan. 20, closed Sunday night. The
meetings have been greatly blessed to
those who attended them. Several
conversions and renewals are reported.
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wife, has labored faithfully and well,
and that their efforts have been APP
preciated is evidenced by the large
contributions of cash and presents
they. have received All who were
favored to know them while here Will
have pleasant memories of their SER
vice. and will bid. them God speed in
their efforts to win souls to Christ.
A cordial invitation is extended NO
the public to attend the Quarterly
meeting of Friends at East Vassal-
bcro Feb. $40. Meetings. will begin
at 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. All should
embrace this. opportunity to hearing
Mr.. Windross as he goes from mere 10
other fields and may not return.
Frank Taylor has been cutting ice
for the past three weeks for different
parties in town. The ice seems to be
of a good quality and thickness.
Howard Starkey and sister, Miss
Starkey arrived in this place Satur-
dav and are guests of their brother
Thomas Starkey.
Mrs. Eliza Ames. who has been very
sick is now gaining slowly.
Mrs. Asa Low visited in Waterviile
last week.
Miss Augusta Pitts is confined to the
house with q severe attack OF prom
chitis and asthma.
Mrs. George Averhill visited at Mrs.
Asa Lows last week.
Mrs. Augustus Rollins has been
unite i'll with bronchitis, but is now
said to be improving.
Rev. f. ]. Prescott from Glens Fans,
NJ v. was called here last week by the
illness of his father, Rev. josiah Pres
colt who is very ill at the present
writing.
The 9Th and 9th grades of the
MYRTLE street Grammar school Of wat
arvi,,e with their teachers. took their
.rrual straw ride last Friday even
inp and alighted in the door yard OF
Everett Clark of Nassaiporo.
merry prattle could be heard long pc
fore the appearance of the teanl' winch
moved their enjoyment, after piayihs
Games and other amusements' they ai'
nartook Of a hot oyster stew ana CANES
and then started on their home"aiu
ride.
Nv .nd Mrs. Everett Clark attended
tho funeral Of their aunt. Mrs. Bragg
~ weeks Mills Thursday. Mrs. Bragg
was go years of age.
ALBION.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wiggin are
made happy by the birth OF s-pouno
how. Raymond Kenneth.
Mrs. Kane and daughter OF CLINTON
ire visiting Mrs. Waldron LIBBY.
Marion Hussey. who has been at
,ordine school at Boston. is at nome
Ernfrid Crosby. who has been I'M
,bJe TO attend to his duties at Angus
"a On account of illness, is better.
BENJAMIN Foss of Fairfield spent
Sunday in town.
Ira Gordon Of Clinton is visiting Miss
Emma Peaslee.
John Parmenter of Lynn, Mass can
ID on his mother and sisters SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Drake called on
Mrs. H. Whitehouse at South emma
Sunday.
yovle Abbott, while playing IN the