Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-23
NEWS
KENNEBEC.
NORTH VASSALBORO.

officers Of kennebec Lodge, No. 121, l.
O. 0. F., by D. D. G. NJ. Stephen Cum
bingham of Waterville and his corps
of assistants On Tuesday evening, Jan.
Il: n. c., II. d. 3. Aver; V. G., Roy c.
Smith; treasurer, E. NJ. Durham; sec
rotary. G.. A. Woodsum. After q fine
literary program which included music
by Brcs. Witkie and Seavey, a solo by
Sister Gage and Rotations by Miss
Florence Priest of East VassalborO. a
beautiful banquet was served in the
dining room. Owing to the unfavora BILE
condition of the weather the attendance
was not so large as it would otherwise
nave been. The installation of the Off
Gers Of Vassaiboro Rebekah Lodge will
be held Friday evening, Jan. %.
The officers of Valley Tent No. 81. X.
O. T. NJ. were installed Jan. by Past
Commander H. D. B. Aver. Commander
Arthur Simon, Sergeant Robert Fenan,
Record Keeper S. 3. Richardson, FL
nance Keeper H D. B. Aver.
The wooden mill is now running to
its fullest capacity.
WlNSLCW.
Robert Reynolds. who has been in the
woods this winter. came home i'll. and
Friday was operated on for appended
It's by Drs. Goodridge. Knox and Town
Of Waterville. He is under the care of
a trained nurse, and seems to be doing
well
Principal Flaod of the w. H. S. an
rounced that the preliminary for the
prize speaking contest would be given
this week, a large number out Of the
school being chosen to speak at the
contest
Miss Freeman and her class passed
Friday at Augusta. The time was most
pleasantly spent at the State House
and other points of interest
Mir. Cameron hopes all will remember
the c. f. convention which is to be held
here Friday and Saturday. Jan. 1926.
Frank Simpson entertained about 20
of his friends at his new place he has
lately bought. Among the guests was
William Barton. SO years old, who
seemed to enjoy the evening as well as
the rest. An oyster supper was partak-
en- of which was much appreciated by
all. and all agreed that their host and
hostess were royal entertainers.
J. B. Cole is quite i'll, and under the
care of DIR. Abbott of Waterville. A
speedy recovery is hoped for by his
friends.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will meet
for the first time this year on next
"Wednesday at the church parlors with
Mrs. Frank Smiley as president. Much
interest is felt and a good attendance
is desired.
Ralph Thibodue will soon enter Nor
gan's Business College at Watervillc.
w. n. s. basketball team played
Pittsficld Odds last Friday evening and
defeated them by Il score of IA to 10.
The star feature of the game was the
playing of Captain Hutchinson. The
social was much enjoyed by all after
the game.
Frank Thibodue has n fine young
marc Helen Gould that is showing
great promise in speed this winter.
ALBION.
Roscoe Blake is on the sick list with
bronchitis.
Part of the district schools in town
closed last Friday and the remainder
will close this week.
]. c. Gould sold a pair of nice work.
ing oxen to John Hussey last week.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. Cordclia Mason of Auburn is at
ner sons. Harry Nason's. called here by
the severe illness of their little daugh-
ter Annie The child is suffering from
bronchial! pneumonia and at this writ
ing is more comfortable.
Mrs. Ella Gunner and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Peavy were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Stevens Sunday.
f. M. S. Abbott and E. w. Abbott
visited relatives in Fayette Sunday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Tibbetts is i'll with cold. DR.. w. y.
Wright attends her.
c. X. Tilden was a business visitor
in the place Thursday.
ALBION
Mrs. Perlena Leonard of Clinton is
spending a few days with her niece.