Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-30
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I One of tine glass windows in the store
Il occupied by H. A. Houdtstte was acct
dentally broken Friday evening by tWc
boys having little scuffie.
Mrs. p. w. Hill and ,daalghter Lillian
Il were the guests of Mrs Noble Maxwell
last week. 1855
Mrs. DR.. Jackson of Gardiner is in town
looking after the interest of the Dens-
more estate on Pleasant street.
Mabel Tarr has gone 10 Westerly, r. L,
to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
Freeman. /
Mrs. Simpson went to Dresden Satul
day to call on friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wakefield went tc
lewiston Friday on a business trip.
The Sunshine Club will meet with Mr 5
Ethel Pray, Kimball street, Thursday,i
About 100 tickets were sold at the sta,
ton Friday evening for Hallowell. VIII ere
the party attended revival services at the
| NJ Z. church, led by Miss Fran ces
Adams.
Mrs. .Aroline Hall ard daughter Mary
| Of BoWdoirham were the guests of ,Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Farrham last Thursday.
Mrs. Josie Barter. is visiting her 81 ster,
Mrs. Cora Wight of Bath.
Mrs. w. c. Bowley and daughter of
West Gardiner. who have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Daniel w. Baker,
returned Saturday. . ...
Mrs. +. H. Cole of Gardiner, Mrs. 3. +.
kidder of Fort Payne. Ala, and Mrs w.
A. Rideout of Oshkosh, Wis, We're visiting
friends at Iceboro last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Rogers and
daughter of Bath. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Rogers and two children of Auburn were
guests of their brother. Elmer Rogers,
| ard wife.
Mrs Mary +. Harris was the guest of
Mrs. Fredericene Fellows few days last
week She returned to Brighton, Mass,
| Wednesday to pass the winter at the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. George j.. Ames.
| Emil Pearson Of Crompton. r.. l.. ar
rived Saturday night ard will enter the
| Knapp spinning mill as head machinist-
| c. H. T. j. Southard partook of Thanks
| giving dinner at lis home on Mair street.
Mr. Southland is receiving treatment at a
| hospital in Portland. where he has been
| for some time. He has gained about 80
pounds in weight and is enjoying better
health than he has for some years past.
Mrs. Durham. nurse at the hospital,
| was also guest at his home. "A
The Knights of ENthas dance at Curtis
| hall last week was we'll attended and ev-
elyone present had a fine time.
The sound of the whistle at the Knapp
spinning mill last week was certainly
very cheering and was welcomed by the
citizens.
| Our former townsman. Gilbert Maxwell,
was elected seer atary Of the 'Hoosac Val
ley Agricultural Society at a recent meet
/ ing in North Adams, Mass. Mr. Maxwell
is now a resident of that city ano this is
his fourth consecutive term us secretary
j. Clark Flagg met with Il very painful
accident last week. Dressing in hurry
to attend a funeral, he hastily pulled out
a top drawer in his dresser and not find
ing the article he wanted he stopped and
pulled out a lower drawer. In rising, his
head came in contact with the upper draw
err which he had left open, inflicting
severe wound on his head. He paid little
attention to it until last Friday night,
when Dr. F. B. Peabody was summoned
and found that cellulitis had set in, effect
ing the head and face All parts of the
head and face were badly swollen and
somewhat painful, but he is improving
rapidly and expects to be about attenss
ing to his duties soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Purington We're in
Lewiston Thursday.
Zelma Dwinal was a visitor in Mechanic
Falls last week.
Mrs William Fairclough and Mrs. Da-
yid Ames were in Portland Friday.
Deputy Sheriff Duren was in Auburn
and Augusta during the week on busi-
ness.
Mrs Emma Marble Of Litchfield Is a
puost at the home of DIR. and Mrs. G. A
Weeks. ,,..
Hon. S. Reed Allen arrived home
Wednesday evening from a business trip
to Ambra, Ind.
NJ. and Mrs. H. Hammond of Fairfield
are spending a week with their daughter.
Mrs Frank Duren.
A. c. StiIphen of Gardiner was In town
last week en- business connected with the
Water Co.
Harrison Higgins of the u. of M. is
passing the Thanksgiving vacation at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Crocker
Miss Lily Price of West Paris is enjoy
ing the Thanksgiving vacation at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. W.
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Eastman OF PORT
land dined at the home of Mrs. Eastman's
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Farrin,
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Samuel Odiorne and daughter
Louise of Boston are passing few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs, Walter Rowe OF Bath
were guests at the home of Mr.. Rowe's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Rowe,
Thanksgiving. 4-t
T. Maurice Haynes returned to Eath
Sunday, after spending months vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8: NJ
Haynes. 5,.A p
Miss Ethel Blair returned to Gardiner