Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

KENNEBEc.
MT. VERNON.

A meeting of the Baptist church
members will be held at the lower
masonic hall. Mt Vernon, from 2 to
r. M. Thursday, Dec. ~, to consider
Questions of local church interest and
work. At $50 the church members will
ntertan the congregation at supper.
After this music, addresses, readings
.nd recltations appropriate to the oc-
aston will be given, followed by
social hour. The arrangements for sup
er are in charge of Mrs. Parsons, pres
ident of the Ladies' Missionary Society,
rhe program is under the direction of
he minister, Rev. w. H. Clark.
vASsALBORo
EAST-The marriage OF Ernest
lockwood Priest of East Vassalboro to
Iiss Josephine Cromwell Nickerson Of
sorrento occurred in Bangor at noon
Wednesday, Dec. 8. Mr.. Priest is wen
+ nown both in WaterviIle and in his
home town. Mrs. Priest has been en-
aged III teaching in the public schools
If Vassalboro for the past year ana
Turing the time has become very pop
liar. The best wishes of large circle
# friends are extended to them. At
EaSsalhorO.
READFlELD.
EAST-A pleasant social event oc-
urred Tuesday evening at the school
iouse i'll this place, when the teacher,
,liss Bamford, met her scholars for a
social entertainment The occasion was
part to celebrate the raising of the
oell to its position. A goodly number
We're in attendance and the evening
vas pleasantly occupied in recitations
md selections, while appropriate
,ames formed a prominent part of the
Xercises The bell of course did its
art in the exercises.
There was a good attendance at the
'ob-web social and Harvest supper at
he Grange hall Tuesday evening. The
Interior ceiling of the hall presented
the appearance CT a veritable cobWeb
y the many lines extending in every
direction and much sport was found i'll
lnwinding the intricate strings and Sc
curing the prize at the end. The supper
vas all one could wish for, as the ta
lies We're loaded with an abundance of
lppetizing food, while many choice va
:ieties were left and were sold at auc-
he benefit of the Grange treasury and
he thanks of the order are extended to
hose having the matter in charge and
| long the large amount of work.
CHINA.
Fred Scott of East Pittston was in
| own Friday.
| L. S. Webb Of Yarmouth was in town
| Wednesday looking for lumber.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rines of Wis
| asset were in town Sunday.
| Miss Apbie Mcdonald has been pass
| 'ng a few days in Damariscotta.
Mrs Viola True passed few days
Lewiston last week.
Mrs. Frank Tarr has been visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. Holbrook in Wis
| caSset
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jewett Of White
| field passed Sunday at F. L. Weeks.
Mrs. George Fowles of Whitefield
| was the guest of Mrs. Harry Mari
| Thursday: Wv =
PALERMO.
Dec. Z, under the instructions of Mr.
Iunt a student of Colby College.
Manley D. Tibbetts of Howard. +. l..
passing a two-weeks' vacation with
us parents, MT. ana MIS-. w. IlDbetLS.
Mrs AGdie Lemon. who has been i'll
for few weeks, is much improved.
Her mother, Mrs. Ida Young is still
With her.
Bertram Turner has gone to Gar
liner, Mass, where he has employ
nient.
Trinity union will meet here Satur-
lay and Sunday, Dec. II, 13. All are
cordially invited
PITTSTON.
| Tom Haley has moved his family
srom Gardiner to the George w. Coss
| house at South Pittston.
| Edwin Knight has moved his family
| to Arthur Yeaton's house.
| Mrs. Olive Shea has returned to Au-
| yusta after a pleasant visit with Mrs
| Eta Bailey.
Jacob Bailey, who is employed at JEFF
| ferson, passed Sunday with his family.
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