Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-27


evening the college girls gave Wash
ineton social in the gymnasium. An at,
tractive entertainment was PROVIDED ana
a souvenir printed on a paper na'che'
was distributed to all who attended.
The W oman's Club gave reception IN
Blethen hall to the men, on TUESDAY eye
ming. This club has been meeting during
the winter and has proved a source OF
great profit and pleasure to its members
The large number in attendance greatly
enjoyed the following program: Roll
call; responded to by current events anu
items Of interest "cel hit, aar ,, M Men
Goodwin; piano solo, Miss Bagley; read
ing, Mrs. Bowman: THE Woman Suf-
frage Movement" Mrs. Cole; piano SOLO
Miss ,Bagley; miscellaneous business,
Light refreshments We're served after the
program and Prof. Newton, for the men
thanked the members of the club for the
courtesy extended to them.
The school was greatly saddened on
Saturday by the announcement OF the
sudden death of Mrs. Green of Madison
the mother of one of the seniors, Mr..
Merton w. Green.
In honor of the eleventh birthday OF
Miss Hazel Peacock, party of her
friends and Schoolmates gathered at
the home of F. F.. Peacock, Esq, We'd
nesday afternoon to celebrate lhe
event. The afternoon was very pleas
anrly spent in playing games, etc. and
refreshments Of fruit punch, cake ana
candy were served. At seaSonaDie
hour the guests departed. wishing Miss
Hazel many happy returns of the day
and leaving many tokens of the day
already spent. Those present We're
Helen Negus, Marion Folsom. Ellen
Palmer. Ellen Pierce. Harold Brooks,
Harold Chapman. Ronald and Max
,,lo oil
Campbell. and Neal Sullivan.
Cyrus Winters, carrier on Route 70,
has been off duty for few days. His
place has been taken by Russell Chase
of Fayette, the substitute carrier.
Miss Grace Chase, teacher in the
town school. is again sick with bad
throat trouble.
Mr.. W. B. Quincy of Dorchester.
Mass, who has spent several years in
this vicinity, is reported to be i'll with
appendicitis.
Miss Georgia Lane, who was operated
upon several weeks ago at the Central
Maine Hospital for appendicitis, is re-
covering rapidly and will return to her
home this week.
Chas. Bean and crew have been saw
ing in this vicinity with his gasoline
engine.
w. A. Lord, the plumber. is now at
work for the Seminary and is making
some needed changes in the piping of
the institution.
The Seminary has purchased the
coal of the Chase Co, that was left
in the mill at the time it, shut down
and is hauling the same.
Aurelias H. Winters is visiting his
brother, II. 4. Winters in Waterville.
MT. VERNON.
Wendell p. Warrington of Boston has
bean a caller in town.
Allen Bros. have just shipped car
load II wool to Albany. n.
DR.. J. H. BLACK has finished hauling
his logs to the MILL 1t is rumored that
he. is to build house the coming
summer.
Allston Tyler and sister, Mrs. DR.
Williams, have returned from a short
visit at Pennington.
Sylvia Allen has returned from
Rcadficld, where she has been assist
ing Mrs Chester Sanborn during their
little sons illness.
The High School Dramatic Club will
present a drama at North Chesterville
Thursday evening, March 4.
Mrs. Angie Hersom is so as to be out
after long and severe Illness.
Preston Slauson has returned from
a Southern trip and tells us he has
purchased a place in Pennsylvania and
will soon move there.
WEST Washington birthday was
observed here by appropriate exercises,
The program, which was finely rem
dered and much enjoyed was as fol
lows: Phono2raph selections, Charles
French: tableau, Signe Anderson. Ma
ry French Edward French; phono-
graph selections, Charles French; can
tata, Uncle Sam and his Soldiers"
with Philip Anderson as Uncle Sam;
singing; several monograph selections.
Mr.. French. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served after
which there was guessing on the
weight of Washington birthday
cake, Mrs. Mary French won the cake,
her guess pounds Is ounces and one
Ealf. The correct weight was 3 pounds.
Admission fee according to height.
The proceeds amounted to Sc for the
benefit of the Christian Endeavor So
cicty Much credit is due Miss Signe
Anderson, chairman OF the Christian
Endeavor social committee and her as
sistants. Mrs Carr. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. French fer the pleasing manner
in which the program was carried out.
About sc were present. Silk flags
We're given as souvenirs.
Mrs. j. W. Dolloff returned from
Wayne Monday where she has been
caring for her sens wife. Mrs. Arthur
Dolloft. Mrs. Dolloff having gone to a
hospital for treatment.
WINDSOR.
UTH.-Fred Given of Orono who
was called here by the sickness and
death of his aunt. Mrs. Margaret Gray
has returned home.
Mrs. George Merrill attended the flu
neral of her cousin, Mrs. Helen Far
well in Augusta Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Wellman We're
callers at B. O. Moody's, Sunday
George w. Mcguire recently pur-
chased piano.
Mrs. Edwin Bullock was in Augusta
Tuesday.
Mrs. David Given returned from
North Whitaf;oll