Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-17
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Lincoln's birthday was observed st
the school house in this village Thurs
day evening, conducted by Miss Belle
Golf, teacher. The program consisted
of music and recitatiOns by the chill
dren and select readings by Miss Ferna
Goliath, Miss Annie Miller and Mrs.
Pierepont, which were much appreclat-
ed by the audience Much credit is
due the teacher Miss Golf, for the UNI
firing interest she has manifested Tor
her scholars, and her efforts for the
good and advancement of her school
are greatly appreciated by the people
in this place.
Miss Nettie Smiley, who has been
at the City hospital in Augusta for
several weeks for treatment, was
brought to the home of John Kennedy
Saturday where she will be cared for
by Mrs. Kennedy. Miss Smiley's many
friends in this village hope for
speedy recovery.
EAST-Friends' Quarterly Meeting
was held at East Vassaiboro Satur-
day and Sunday. Feb - and II. There
was a large attendance. people coming
fl ON China, South China, Brooks. Ben
ton, Fairfield, Winthrop, Hallowell and
Augusta.
Charles and Edith Pinkham of East
Winthrop We're guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Skilins Saturday evening.
EassalborO Grange held an al day
meeting in the Grange hall Tuesday,
Feb. 16.
The farmers in this vicinity have
been very busy getting theif years
supply of ice.
Wallace and Waylanl Jones of
China, Edmund Manson and Philip
Hussey of Oak Grove Seminary and
Arnold Mower and Annie r. Mower
were calling on Clark Gates Sunday.
u. B. Gates visited his son, Barker,
at the Augusta City hospital Monday
afternoon.
Miss Edith Priest, teacher in the
High school in Brewer has been home
for few days on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rowe of Riv-
ersde We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Karl Gates Sunday.
Percy L. Gates has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. +. B. Lamson, who is at the
Central Maine hospital in Lewiston, is
reported to be very comfortable.
ALBION.
A little son arrived in the home of
Ralph Knight last week
Albion Grange will present the drama
Down in Maine" at Clinton, Wcd;es
day evening, Feb. II.
Harry Kidder of WatervilIe visited
his parents last Sunday.
II. S. Durant has purchased a gas
oline engine and will saw wood this
spring.
Newell Tuck. an aged resident Of this
town died Saturday, Feb. u. after
quite a long illness. Funeral services
were held at his residence Tuesday at
ternoon.
VIENNA.
Earl Kennedy who has been worry
ill is somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. Varney is moving into the
house owned by Mr. Whittier
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Johnson of Read
field visited at the home Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. c. c. Hale on Sunday.
Many passers by will miss the big
elms' which were such marvels of
strength and beauty which stood on
the place formerly owned by the late
Henderson Allen.
Mrs G. F.. Dearborn. who has been
i'll. is regaining her health.
CHELSEA.
WEST.-Miss Elizabeth Smith of
Gardiner passed Saturday night and
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. II. f.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant and Miss
INA Clark of Randolph We're guests
Of H. L. Hayes and family over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yeaton of the river
road is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Hall of Augusta.
Mrs Harry Grant and her son Earl
passed Wednesday with Theodore Yea
ton and family.
Augustus Wentworth of Augusta
was the guest of his brother, Mr.. Virgil
Wentworth Of this place Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hayes, gave a
Progressive whist party Saturday
night. A large number were present
Theodore Hayes won first prize
| and ]. B. Hayes the BOBBY.
BELGRADE.
Mrs. B. P. Stuart is spending the
| week in Augusta.
Clyde Yeaton has accepted position
| as fireman on the NJ. c. r. r.
Mrs. Geo. r. Minot Is spending a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c..
Minot of Augusta.
| Miss Helen Adams of Belgrade High
school has been absent for sometime
| on account of poor health.
Belgrade Grange has accepted an in
vitation to meet with Cascade Grange
Feb. 90 1t is hoped that as many will
attend as possible
Miss Donna Yeaton and Miss Marion
Tebbetts Of Colby college ~ were in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Guy Yeaton who is saving wood
with his Machine is doing some fine
work. Saturday. Feb. 10 he sawed %
| cords in the yard of Mr.. H. H. Adams
| in " hours.
No Improvement is reported in the
| condition of Mr.. Gerald who is criti-
caily ill in the Lewiston hospital.