Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-17

BELGRADE.

, work in the TnlrG ana Fourth degrees
+ after which Il Harvest supper wa:
served. No meeting Saturday evening
! Nov. 90. as the members will vis
, North Augusta Grange on that date
1t was voted to add a porch to thu
, front OF the hall, also to have the hal
and stable newly painted. Next meet
ing will be held Saturday evening. Nov
81.
Rev. w. f. Overlook will hold ser
vices ut the Rockwoods Corner
church at 30 Sunday. Nov. u. TIL,
Sunday school will be at 100 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Eller
Gowell Thursday. Nov. II, with a large
attendance. A large number of arti-
c!os for the sale were made and dainty
refreshments We're served by the
hostess. Next meeting will be held
with Mrs d. c. Stevens at P NJ
Wednesday, Nov. II.
Repairs on the interior OF the old
church are in progress. A new stee
ceiling will be put in place, the walls
tinted and things put in shape for win
ter. The men of the noighborhood will
soon build sheds for the horses. The
Ladies' Aid will add more, so there
will be ample room for shelter for the
horses during the winter. The Sun
day school voted Sunday to have a
Christmas tree at the church.
Mrs. ID. c. Stevens and Mrs c.. r.
Pinkham were calling Oh friends in
Oakland Friday.
Mrs. Ann e. Pray returned home
Friday from a visit with her sister
Mrs. Lena Colby of Augusta.
no
suffering with appendicitis is improv-
in.-, an operation not being necessary
Charlie Stuart, Bonnie Hewitt and
Ewing Kelley returned home Friday
ron q hunting trip to the backwoods
Hewitt brought down a fine buck and
Kelley Il nice dee, but Stuart decided t.
leave his in the woods until some flu
ture time
/ Mrs. Marcia Stevens was called to
.. Camden Saturday to care for her son
John. who is suffering with typhoid
fever
The members Of Belgrade Grange
will go to North Augusta Grange Sat
urday evening, Nov 20. A team will
be in waiting at the station at $50 to
carry all who may wish to so.
Mr. and Mrs. Don c. Stevens spent
the Sabbath with their father, G. T.
Stevens of Augusta.
The Lincoln scnooI will have a Boz
social at the schonlhouse next Thurs
day night, Nov. Is; if stormy the ncx1
fair night.
e. o. Brown and Maurice Appleton
. secured three deer while on a hunt
F ing trip recently.
Rev. r. N. Peacock of Milton, n. Fl.
is visiting a few days at Mrs. Nanc5
Lees.
The ladies' Aid Society will meet
!, with Miss jennie Crowell Weunesda!
. afternoon Nov. 18th. Should tie Yea
Their be stormy the meeting Will be OF
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Laura Rollins of Waterville Wis
tied at Elmer Rollins Sunday.
LlTcHFiELD.
Fred and Orrin True CT West Wind
sor passed Sunday with their cousin
Mrs r. =. Adams.
Birdira and Cleda Gilman passed
Sunday with their parents, Nj. an(
; Mrs. F. D. Gilman.
Asa Getchell spent a few days last
week in Augusta with his daughter
Mrs. VIM. Tarr
Clinton True who has been at wori
in Monmouth for George Perkins thu
past summer, was calling on relative:
here Saturday. He expects to go thi:
week up to tho woods above Madrid
where he works in a portable sawmil
: for Mr.. Bearce of Lewiston.
Mrs. VIM. Farr of Augusta passed
one day last week with her parents
Mr.. and Mr>. Asa Getchell.
Miss Lillian Goodwin, who is stop
I ping in Monmouth, was at home Sun
=. day.
EAST P!TTSToN.
a aocia! gathering at which suppc
will be served is to be held Wednes
day eve Ming at the home of Mrs. f. L
< ProVan - which all are cordially in
vited.
, The schools in town will close thi
y week for vacation OF two weeks
I Mrs. Edwin L'CSsctt of New Earbo
| was guest last week at Mrs. l.. j
: Calls.
l. Mrs. Walter Heath left Sunday TO
Panama, Whcr" she will pass the win
t ter with her husband.
/. Meeting Of tho Ladies' Aid Wedncs
= day afternoon at the home of Mrs. II
y. Cary.
Mrs. Lida Nosher of Gardiner visite,
her sister, Mrs. j. f. Odiorne, Sun
day.
Rev. T. l.. Provan returned Frida
- from Bangor. where he attended tn
Itinerants Institute.
= Miss Edna Dow of Gardiner spent
few days last weekxat her home in thi
place.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar D. Rollins o
j, Lewiston, who moved here last spring
having purchased farm of F. +
1 Scott. arc soon to return to Lewiston
1t is regretted that the country has no
proved as beneficial to Mr.. Rollins
: health as was hoped, and he will sci
his farm which is one of the best il
0 this section.
ri The Maple Grove Cemetery Assoca
ton, which was organized year age
- held meeting in Fowles hall Satur
day afternoon for the election of of
n ficers and other business
Il L. J. Hewey has gone to Augusta
: where he is employed at the Insan
hospital
n Miss Clara Reid of Farmingdale wa
# weekend visitor at DR. T. F