Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-24

ming service at Z o'clock was in charge
the orator Of the East Maine Conference
40 PREACHED on the "Pre-eminence of
Christ At the close Of his eloquent
appeal the beautiful edfice, costing $500.
D; b. Phelan, district 4 superintendent
i Hon + qessn Ereat eh ShSa0o of
the board of trustees. for his generosity
the society from debt. The building is
in. practically every way reproduction
OF the old one which was destroyed by
fire Sept. II. 1908. Great credit is also
building committee for the work accom-
plished in so short a time.
AS kennebec Lodge. No. III, l. O. O.
F., in this town is included in the dis
irlct whose annual meeting is to be held
Fairfield Feb. %. great interest is be-
ing manifested in its success. The First
~. Conferred in full form by
Fairfield Lodge, No. IS, of Fairfield, Hon
Ira e. Hersey. grand master OF the order
in Maine. Bro. Saul Freeman of Oak
land will read and an orchestra will fun
nlsn music. A supper will be served by
Good Will Rebekah Lodge. Hon. Leon
s Merrill and Deputy Grand Master
Sears will also address the meeting.
p. c. Clifford is saving wood with his
gasoline engine. Dan Phillips is also
saving at Oak Grove.
CROSS HlLL-Several of the BROTH
ers of Hillside Tent, K. Q. r. NJ, visit
cd Waterville Lodge Friday night
Several from the Hill attended the
dedication exercises OF the Methodist
church at North Vassalboro Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cobb of Vassal-
boro were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
+. j. Ames Monday afternoon.
VIII and Frank Tobey are hauling
logs to the Whitehousc mill at South
China.
George Tobey and Charley Lowe are
hauling sawdust from Billiards. mill
Frank Ballard and Mark Higgins
were piling lumber for Fred Perley
at the John Church mill last week.
Melvin Tobey is hauling hay from
the S. Is. Jones farm to Augusta.
George Crowell of Rome was in the
place several days last week
William Russell and Willis Davis
We're in Augusta Monday on business.
SOUTHMrs. Will Raynes, who has
been very i'll the past week, is rapidly
recovering.
Mr.. and MD Tucker and Miss F.
Belle Taylor passed Monday at Au-
gusta.
Several from this place attende,
Fast kennebec Pomona held Tuesday
with Cushnoc Grange, Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oville Nelson wer,
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. P.
Twitchell.
Miss Annie Miller of Oak Grove Sem.
over Sunday.
WEST--Mrs. l.. H. Wyman and SO.
Ernest We're guests recently of Clar
ence Chase ill Belgrade.
Miss Nellie Cross, who has been suf-
ferlng from bad cold. is improving.
The remains of the late Eveline nj
Hunt vt Waterville We're brought her,
Monday for burial and placed in the
family lot III the Bean cemetery.
H. l.. Hunt of Marlboro, Mass, Mrs
l.ettie Scrbncr of Waterville ant
daughter, Miss Ethel. of Augusta.
were here Monday with the BODY o.
the late EVeline NJ. Hunt and took
dinner with their aunt, Mrs. e. H.
Loveloy.
John Miller has been hauling lum
Der fore Henry l.. Ward to Belgrade
station. AIR. Ward shipped the sct,onc
carload Monday to parties in New Bed
ford.
Mrs. L. H. .Wyman and Miss Susi
p. LOvejoy returned from August;
last Friday. where they had bcel
passing week. While there they at
tended the Governors ball.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Tho 81 7
was held at the home of Mrs. l.. Il
Wright. The 81 members present ha,
a most delightful time Mrs. Wr;gh
was assisted in serving dainty
lunch by the Misses Frances Ade.I
lnez Wright and Bessie Robinson: III,
next meeting will be held Friday, Feb
rs. at the home of Mrs. Isaac Wad
leigh
Seventy-fve OF the relatives an,
friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Dam
rem gave them a reception party las
Monday evening where they enjoyed
themselves by dancing and games
Candy and peanuts were served. Mr.
and Mrs. Damren were the recipient.
of several nice gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foster of Al
Gusta f''c passing a few days with hi.
father, A. S. Foster
PiTTsToN.
EAST-The funeral of Bradford X
Reed who died Sunday night will ba
held at his late home Wednesday noon
AZ little daughter was born last week
to Mr.. and Mrs o. w. Nash.
Mrs. Joseph Knight returned Thursday
from few weeks visit in Portland
Mrs. f. f. Wall and Miss Myra Hewev
We're week end visitors at Sheepscot
w. 4. SeekinS of Richmond is in this
place for a few days called here by the
death of his stepfather, b. K. Reed
Rev. r. s. Gahan returned Monday
from North Vassalboro. where he
preached at the dedication of the Mctho-
sdist church.
The 10th Century Club is now holding
meetings each Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Myra Hewey This club
Is growing in membership as we'll as in
terest. The meetings are well attended
and large amount of work is being
done in preparation for sale in the near
future.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Miss Ethel Bowen, teacher of the
BRACKETS school, is now visiting her
nome in Belfast. Her father is very i'll
but Miss Bowen hopes to return to her
duties in day or two.
The friends of Mrg Hannah C,o,,o,e