Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-11

mond have moved here of late They
are now the guests Of his brother,
Lewvil Proctor.
WlNDsoRvILLE.
A. c. Halphen was at court in Wscas-
Bet last week on legal business.
Miss Flossie Sproul has gone to Waldo
boro to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Irving N.
Bailey.
Lorenzo York was at Weeks Mills on
matters Of business Saturday.
The winter term. of school on the Neck,
so called. commenced Monday, Novem-
Der under the instruction of Mrs. Mae
Hall.
Carl Perkins met with a painful acct
dent while running his gasoline engine
Saturday by having a part Of his index
finger taken Off
Samuel Lyon recently built a chimney
in l.. B. French's dance pavilion.
The young people of this locality will
have a social party at Cooper's Mills
Saturday evening, Nov. IA. Carl Perkins
orchestra will play few selections.
Miss Inez Mason Of Augusta tho
guest of her mother, Mrs. A. +. Mason,
over the Sabbath
Mrs J.. y. James of Sydney arrived here
Thursday and will pass the winter at the
hore of Prof H. r. Perkins
Mrs. ]. Il. Stlphen was a recent BUS
mess caller at Windsor Corner.
Frank Marden of East Nassalboro was
calling in this vicinity Friday in the IN
terests of the Kennobec Journal.
Mrs. II. r. Perkins and son Floyd were
at their old home, Branch Mills Paier-
mo. Monday.
Fred Sproul and Warren Colby, Jr.
were recent business visitors in Angus
ia.
A party of friends from New Hamp-
shire arrived here Saturday and are VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Yount,.
G. II. Perkins was a business visitor at
Coopcr's Mills Friday.
l.. H. james, who was a last weeks
visitor in town. has returned to his home
in Palermo.
= Mrs. f. J. Holloway is visiting relatives
In Waldoboro.
The winter term of Ersline school COM
menced Monday, Nov 2, under the tu'or-
age Of Mr.. Peabody of Newcastle.
Carl Perkins was a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pinkham Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Herbert Ware was the afternoon
guest Saturday of Mrs. Emma Dunton.
c. Fl. Perkins has built chimney the
past week in Robert Maddings new store.
The interior finish will soon be complet-
ed.
Mrs. ]. e. Stlphen was the guest of
Mrs. Eva York Saturday.
Alden Wood of Cooper's Mills was a
recent guest at Henry Dunton's.
Charles Griffin is absent from town. 1t
Is reported that he is visiting his chill
dren in Massachusetts.
Fred Spro1l was a.Sunday caller at the
homo of Mrs. J. B. Stilphen.
vAssALBoRo.
Joseph Smiley, an old and respected
citizen Of this place died very suddenly
at his home Thursday afternoon OF
heart disease at the age of 81 years
The funeral was held from the home at
2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. one
daughter, Miss Nette. two brothers,
Albert ana Daniel Smiley of New York
and two sisters. survive.
Rev. Nuah Atwood. formerly of this
place was hrrc recently calling on Old
friends and neighbcrs,
Frank Hackett aof Readtield was in
the village fast week
The degree team of Nassalhoro Re
bekah Lodge held an all day rehearsal
last Friday. n chicken pie dinner was
served The team will work the degree
at it's next meeting.
Miss Nettie Smily, who has been in
very poor health for q long time. has
the sympathy of her many friends in
the death of her father.
Miss Augusta Pitts. who has been
visiting in Bath for several weeks, re-
turned home saturday.
Albert Smiley and brother Daniel
arrived in town Saturday. called here
by the death of their brother. Joseph
Smiley.
CHELSEA.
WEST-Mr and Mrs. John Dondero,
who have been visiting the formers
uncle, G.. C. Dondero. for the past two
weeks. returned Saturday on the coat
to their home in Boston.
Miss Lucy Hayes. after passing a
few days with her friend, Miss Grace
Morang. returned Sunday 20 her home
in Augusta.
O. A. Winslow and his daughter. Miss
Mae, called Sunday on Mrs. Winslow's
sister, Mrs. Eugene Brown.
George II. Springer, who recently |
purchased the Austin place, is boarding |
with Mrs. Murphy while he is repair
ing the place preparatory to moving IN
Schools in town closed Friday for
vacation of two weeks. Miss INA
Clark, teacher in District No. reports
a total attendance of % pupils, With
an average of 10, and the pupils not alb
sent One-half of a day were Miss
Blanche Yeaton, Elvira Markham,
Stella Swift, Marion Hayes, Bertha
Matthews and Edna Hayes.
James Hayes was employed last week
on barge Of coal by Harrington of
Gardiner.
Dan Bowling of Randolph passed
Sunday with friends in town.
H. M. Swift and family visited
friends Sunday in North Augusta.
The dance Saturday night at the
Town hall wss attended by 80 couples.