Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27
KENNEBEC NEWS AND CHAT,
EAST.VASSALBORO,


EAST. vAssAL1oRo.
Eugene Pattee of Lawrence. Mass.
and Miss Belle Potter of Natick, Mass.
were in the village for a few days
during the week.
Miss Susie Hoyt has gone to
Lawrence, Mass, for the winter
| Daniel Hescock was in the village
Friday night looking after his interests
here.
Villa Bradley is making repairs
| on the Revere house.
The village school closed Friday for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Ralph Hayford of Belfast was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Richardson Fri
day night. >
Mrs. Will Taylor of South China has
| been visiting her son, Frank Taylor.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the property owned by Charles Butter
field of Watervillc.
John Bradley passed Sunday with his
| family in the village.
| Frank NdGuen, IoI liN
Journal, was in town over Sunday.
Harry Stewart of Waterville was tE:
guest of friends Sunday.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
Society of Friends church are making
arrangements for their annual sale Dec.
II.
The special meeting Tuesday evening
of Vassa lbOrO Grange for confcrrii:S
degrees was largely attended, and de-
grees were conferred on 10 candidates.
A Harvest supper followed, after which
a fine Program was given. ~ special
meeting will be held Dec. 10 at which
the ladies of the Grange will entertain
the gentlemen.
CHELSEA.
A large congregation was present at
the chapel Sunday to enjoy the special
| Thanksgiving service. The sermon by the
rastor Rev. F. z. Smith, was very in
teresting and instructive. his subject be-
ing Linked with a Nation.
Miss Emma Green visited relatives in
| Waterville a few days last week.
Miss Lillian and Master Morris Norton
Of West Gardiner are guests of their
aunt, Mrs f. II. Collins.
Mrs. L. A. Mckay of Augusta passed
Sunday at her home in town.
H. Fl. Hamln of Gardiner was calling
on friends in town last Friday.
A. F. Collins and F. P. Collins Of
Gardiner passed Sunday with relatives in
| town. 49,.
Miss Sadie Collins and friend. Mr..
Hutchings of Gardiner. passed Sunday
with Miss Collins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Libby and Miss
Nellie Mansell passed the day in Angus
ia last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Corbin will move
to Randolph this week for the winter,
having secured rooms on Windsor street.
A daughter was born to the wife of
Asa Peabody Sunday night
Mrs. w. S. Oakman, who has been
| passing the summer with her husband.
Capt. Oakman at Togus Corner, went
to RoXbury, Mass, last Saturday to
pass the winter with her daughter
MT. VERNON.
The Mt. Vernon and Vienna Sunday
School Convention held Thursday, Nov
Fl at North Vienna was an occasion of
great interest. The program follows:
Singing by choir; address of welcome
by Rev. G. L. Presley; response by the
president; devotional service led by
Rev. Henry Crockett of Chesterville;
relating of experiences in church and
Sabbath school work by Rev. L. p
Gould; Rev. G. l.. Presley. G.. w. Field.
II. n. Whittier; paper by Mrs. Sylvia
Allen. y bountiful dinner was served
at II. \. Whittier's. In the afternoon
the exercises consisted of praise SER
vice, business reports Of Sabbath
schools of the district; paper by Miss
Addie Whittier: discussion Of question
How Can Interest BE Secured and
Maintained in Sabbath School Work ~
discussed by Rev. G.. l.. PrcSsey, Rev
l.. +. Gould, Rev. Henry Crockett, Eu-
gene Wit and \. +. Bean; discussion
OF question. What Claim Has the
Church Upon Young Men," discussed
by Rev. G. l.. Prcsscy. Ralph Potter
and Mr.. Crockett. Rev. Henry Crock
cit gave an interesting talk on mis-
sionS which closed the program The
convention is expected to hold the next
annual meeting at Vienna village in
June.
Milen Williams recently sold &c tons
OF grain in one day.
c. A. Hall has been confined to the
house by sickness, for a number of
weeks.
Rex Morrill, is passing a week with
friends at Mercer
Ralph Cram of the firm of A. p Cram
d Son is in Portland on business.
Mrs. l.. c. Gordon is passing few
| weeks at Winthrop Center.
Calvin E. Weber. Carrier No. 81 is
taking his annual vacation
II. II. Healey and G. G. Bonner are
repairing the Porter house in Vienna.
Mrs. c. w. Manser of Lewiston is
visiting friends in town.
Merritt Cole of Boston is passing a
few weeks in town.
| ROME.
| Mrs Abigail Turror ,,,ceo,i ,,r,,.