Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-03
KENNEBEC
CROSS HILL.

| O. ]. Hussey had crew OF men
pressing hay at c. o. Gardner anu
w. A. Austin's last week.
! E. C. Getchell of Riverside ana r. 1.
| Clifford of Winthrop were business
callers on the Hill recently.
Mrs. Fred Crosby is suffering with
inflanmatory rheumatism
Mr.. and Mrs. George featon Oh
| Chelsea we're on the Hill Monday.
| Mrs A G. Coombs and Miss Rubie
Wood of Center Vassalboro We're call
ers on the Hill Monday afternoon.
SIDNEY.
| wEST-There will be Box social
at the schoolhouse next Friday even
! ing, Nov. 5, the proceeds OF winch VIII
| he used for improvement in the school
! room. If Friday evening should prove
stormy it will be held one week from
Friday night, Nov. IL. A good time Is
expected and all are cordially invited.
! Lillian Trask of Canaan is passing
| q few DAYS with her uncle, Bert TraSk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Robinson. Mr.
and Mrs. f. H. Burns of Augusta We're
callers at C. H. Lovejoy's recently.
| Mrs. n. r. Swift has not yet return
| ed 10 Iler IloIilt IL oIii lliS AASoSNS"AN'
where she was called a few weeks ago,
owing to the sickness and death OF her
brother
The Sunday school at the Baptlst
church has changed the hour Oh meet
ing to o'clock instead of l.30. rms
change will be continued through the
winter.
CHELSEA.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Hayes was the scene of a pleasant
gathering last Saturday evening, when
Mrs. Hayes entertained her Sunday
school class at a Halloween party. All
kinds of games and stunts appropriate
to the occasion We're INDUCED in, Great
ing much merriment In the hunt for
fortune, Miss Lucy Hayes secured the
wedding ring with the inscription that
"she would be securely bound to the
one she loves" Leon Allen found the
button which was a bachelors but
ton" and David Hayes the empty
purse, with the promise of its being
filled with great riches. Music was en-
;oyed and refreshments served, and a,
II o'clock the young people departed
for their homes voting the occasion q
most enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hemenway re-
Gently enjoyed a mess of dandelion
greens procured from their flower gar
den, a second crop having grown since
the drOuth of the summer. They were
tcnder>and delicious.
Mrs. Thomas Searles and son Thorn
as, Jr. returned to their home in Bar
IA Ia ref Y'hI,rS1au
weeks visit with Mrs. Searles' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Collins.
Mrs. George Corbin and daughter,
Miss Nellie. of Randolph, We're visitors
at Edward Corbin's last Sunday.
Word has been received of the birth
10 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Knox of Bing-
nan Of Il son. (Burleigh Malcolm).
Mrs. Knox was formerly Miss Georgia
Collins Of this town. Miss Eva Collins
went to Bingham last Friday to re-
main for a time with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Black of Au-
susta pas Scd Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Mason.
Miss Eva Searles went to New Bed
fora, Mass, last week to spend the
winter with her brother, Prof Z. d.
Sear!es.
Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Green and daugh-
ter Enza, of North Pittston, We're in
town Sunday visiting Mr.. GREEN'S
mother, Mrs. Elmer Green, at H. c.
Law renceS.
Nlrs. l.. G.. Jones, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in town, mas
gore to Gardiner to visit relatives be -
fore returning to her home in North
Attlehoro. Mass.
Miss Evriicc Watson is taking Il
buSin' s.; course III the Shaw Business;
College at Augusta, commencing her
duties last Monday morning
Air. AID MIS-. John James and Mir.
, anl Ms William james of Randolph
W,r gu, SITS OF tnc formers daughter.
Mrs. \. +. T.. Collins last Sunday.
Miss Helen Clark OF Whitefield was
| recently the guest of Miss Fannie Col
Inns.
Miss Lucy Hayes OF Gardiner and
Walter and David Hayes of Augusta
passed Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hayes.
WAYNE.
Miss Marion MacKinnon has return
!