Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

readily disposed of by the clever ac-
tionaer, F. B. Colburn. Homemade
candles and corn balls found ready
customers and the net sum of SIS was
realized.
George Fairfield of Fairfield was en-
tertained at X. b. JEWELS Saturday
night.
Alvah Trask has moved into D. B.
Kimbal's house at the corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ware will at
tend the State Grange at Lewiston.
Miss Florence Burnheimer sold her
place to Mr. White the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Kimball were in
town the past week.
Mrs Henry Dunton was in Augusta
Monday.
EAST vAssALBoRo.
Edith Priest returned to Castine Sat
urday morning to continue her duties
as teacher.
Mrs. Harry Bonsall of Massachusetts
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Taylor.
Charles Trask Of Gardiner was in
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Seward are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Leon
Fletcher, in Massachusetts.
James Weeks is suffering from a
severe attack of erysipelas
Mrs. Frank H. Jones is passing a few
days with Mrs. David Gates.
Tuesday evening being stormy Vas
salboro Grange meeting was postponed
until Thursday evening, when the ladies
entertained. Reading and music start
ed the program then followed the play
six Kleptomaniacs' with the following
ladies as Mrs. Rose Abbott, Mrs. Ella
Marden, Mrs. Belle Perkins, Mrs. Rich
ard Alley. Mrs. Ruby Gates, Miss Stella
Doe, Miss Nancy Gates, Florence
Priest and Mrs Ef1e Upham. All took
their parts exceeding well and kept the
audience in roars of laughter through
out the play. A march by the young
ladies was an attractive feature of the
evening's entertainment. After the con-
cluSiOn of the program. The gentle
men were escorted to the tables to par
take of Turkey supper. The tables
were very tastefully decorated and fair
ly groaned under their burden of de-
licacies. After supper marches and
games We're enjoyed.
Wednesday evening the ladies of the
Missionary Society gave an entertain
ment at Friends church Miss Florence
Priest sang, Miss Ermina Jones from
Oak Grove recited followed by cornet
solo by Mr.. Boyce of the seminary, at
ter responding to an encore Miss Ma
lille Aloud recited. kalcel Totah and
Miss Aloud both from Syria sang to-
gether. Miss Bradford, teacher of
music at the seminary, acted as accom-
PIANIST Fancy articles, candy and ice
cream were on sale and the ladies real
lied $50 from the. evenings entertain
ment which will be added to the fund
for the education of a Syrian girl at
the Ramallah Mission.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ r. church
gave Friday evening a supper at the
hall THE Bachelors Dream" was
given Mrs. Ruby Gates reading.
and Charles Barker. the bachelor. The
soloists were Miss Gertrude Richard
son, Charlotte Mower. Annie Mower
ard Florence Priest. Karl Gates sang
a solo and Miss Olice Marden gave a
reading A fine supper was served and
Frank Rand, master of Pomona.
Ernest Priest. master of Nassalboro
Grange. and Henry Marden left Mon
day to attend the State Grange at Lew
iston.
Mr.. and Mrs O. A. Abbott left Satur-
day to pass Sunday in Brunswick and
pass the week following at State
Grange.
BELGRADE.
z. y. Pinkham of Abbott visited at
c. T. Pinkhams last week. returning
home Saturday.
Earl Wyman is working for Clyde
Lyon pressing hay.
Bert Alexander. who has the con-
tract for filling in the places in the
ROAD where the water OVerflOwS at
high water has two pieces completed
and it at work on the road near the
lower bridge at present.
Quite a number from Belgrade will
attend the meeting of the State
Grange at Lewiston this week.
Mrs Jackson is recovering from a
severe attack of pneumonia. Dr.. Rey-
nods attended her. Mrs. Mccarthy
who cared for Mrs. Jackson, has re-
turned home.
snow storm came Sunday but blew
UP into heaps so that it did no good
to the travelling.
Mrs James Wyman visited at Mrs
Andrew Dudley's Friday.
gorge Worcester has been making re-
pairs on his house, including new win
dowS.
William Wadleigh has improved his
house with new clapboards on the ell
and shed. also some new windows.
SOUTH MT. VERNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Stevens are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
son, which was born to them Satur-
day, Dec. IA.
Joseph Cressey, who has been in il
, health for some time, is reported to bt
improving.
Many of the farmers have been tax
ing advantage of the mild weather t.
finish fall blowing and other out-of
, door work of like nature.