Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-13

were served. The party was very much
enjoyed by all.
Leonard Fackner of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was recent caller here.
Arvilla Wallace of Augusta was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Alexander of Brunswick was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Forge
Saturday.
EAST-At the meeting of the goth
Century Club on Thursday the follow
ing officers were elected for the year:
President, Miss Nellie Moody: vice.
president, Miss Myra Hewey; secretary.
| Mrs. Minnie Marson; treasurer, Miss
| Mabel Sullivan; collector, Miss Rose
Wright. Mrs. Lottie Sullivan and Miss
| MYra Hewey, directors Of work. The
| reports show the affairs of this club to
be in fourtshing condition, and the
prospects for another year are very en-
| couraging.
Fred Hurt has returned from short
stay in Bangor and vicinity.
| Mrs. Walter Heath has returned from
an extended visit in Boston
| The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its
| regular meetings on Thursday after
Moons, for the present at the home of
Mrs. E. S. Gahan.
BELGRADE.
B. P. Stuart, county treasurer,
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
family here.
A number from Belgrade Grange are
planning to attend the meeting of
| Kennebec Pomona Grange at Au-
gusta, Jan. 1S.
| The many friends of Mrs. E. L. Page
will be panied to learn that while get
| ting off an electric car in Waterville
one day recently she had the misfor-
tune to slip aud fracture her ankle in
such manner as to confine her to the
| bed for a number of weeks
LlTcHFIELD CORNER.
The Senior class of Litchfield Academy
| played the drama Birds Island" at the
Wales Grange hall Friday evening, Jan.
| s, to large and appreciative audience.
Miss Vena Tarr of Richmond has re-
| turned home, after spending week with
her sister, Mrs. Horace Buker.
The officers of Mystic Chapter, O. E.
s., were installed Thursday, Jan. Z. The
| installing officer was Mrs. Brown of Gar
| diner. Music was furnished by a quartet
consisting of Mrs. Chaplin Lydston, Miss
Maude Lane. J. E. Chase and Waite;
Lane, will Miss Katherine Kindrick as
| orsanist. Miss Vena Tarr, an elocution-
list of much ability, gave some very inter-
esting selections.
Mr. McInnis of South Gardiner is stay
ing a Benjamin Halls.
Wilbur Tarr has been through the place
with his wood-sawing machine, manip-
ulating the woodpiles.
At recent business meeting of the
Congregational church the following Off
GERS We're elected to serve the ensuing
year: Clerk, Asa p. Smith; treasurer,
Dea. D. T. Smith, collector, Frank w.
Libby; solicitor, Mrs. feeling; auditor,
Mrs. S. p. Kindrick; business committee.
Frank Smith, F. w. Libby, Henry Tay-
Tor; pulpit committee, Henry Taylor, F.
W. Libby, Mrs. S. P. Kindrick. At the
roll call q members responded and sew
eral letters were read from absent and
former members. Among them were let
tiers from Mrs. Martha Wedgewood Pur-
linton of Sacramento. Cal; Mrs. Rhoda
Ross of Lisbon and Dr. Smith Baker of
Lowell, Mass. The church has lost two
members by death during the year. Mrs.
S. P. Kindrick gave a"short sketch of the
life and character of the late Mrs. Fan
ME Purinton. and Dea. Thurston Smith
of the late Dea. Cowper S. Aver. The
meeting was a very interesting one The
present pastor, Rev. J. S. Richards, is
much liked and is doing good work in the
church and parish.