Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-11

male quartet consisting of Messrs J.
W. Alien, q. Ralph Cram, George G.
Gilman and w. f.. Carson furnished
music for the occasion.
Hon. Howard w. Davies of Var
mouth was calling on friends in the
village Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Da-
vleS is a well known lawyer Of Port
land, and has been a member of the
House of Representatives the last two
sessions.
John S. Craig died about two O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Craig had been
a citizen of Mt. Vernon for many years
, and was d member of the c. A. r.
| Post. a widow and enc son survive
The son lives in Montana and has
| made his father quite an extended visit
this past winter, returning to the west
| only a few weeks ago.
Clifton Allen caught a bass weighing
313 pounds.
The Kent's Hill students are to re-
turn to their regular work Monday
having remained at home for a week
on account of scarlet fever.
Walter Workman is about to build a
| cottage on a lot purchased of Lorenzo
French
Domnicus Harmon has arrived home
from a Massachusetts hospital where
he has been for treatment.
The friends of Rev. G.. l.. Pressy
rendered him a reception and donation
Friday evening at Masonic Hall. The
! hail was Hastily arranged The receiv-
ing line consisted of Rev. and Mrs. G.
l.. Frcssey, Rev w. Fl. Clark, Mrs.
| Edna Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. Rund
| lctte and Fl. W. Weber. The program
consisted of vocal and instrumental
| music. Remarks by Rev. w. Fl. Clark
words of welcome by w II. Weber
after which refreshments We're served
| \ SUN Of money and groceries all
amounting to over $14. were given to
| the pastor who briefly responded with
words of appreciation.
| EAST-The Longfellow school began
| the spring term May 3, with Miss Rose
Hall Of Belgrade as teacher.
The dance at Turner's hall May was
a decided success. a large crowd being
present and the usual good time enjoyed.
L. \. Wing is reported as being i'll,
while r. u. ram is convalescent as is
also W. II. Dudley.
II. L. Tucker has been working for
Isaac Wadleieh at Readfield Corner
Miss Doris Damren has returned from
her work at Mrs. knickerbocker's to at
tend school.
Mex TraslS is visiting his brother, r.
bridge Trask. for a short time. Mr.
Trask is in very poor health.
WAYNE.
Mr. and Mrs Will Trbou passed Sum
day with Mrs Nellie Tribou
Alpha Norris was in town over Sun
day.
Mrs Florence Cooper and family have
returned home from short visit in Fay
cite
a surprise party was given Allen
Stnchficld Saturday evening and the at
fair was most enjoyable one.
Mrs Frasia Dexter has returned home
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Ella
Stafford of Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stetson and family
have returned to their work at Bailey
Island.
Miss Mabel Carvery and her brother
passed Sunday with their aunt Mrs. Hui
dab George
Mrs Alice McKinnon was in Lewiston
last week.
Mrs Marguerite Bradford has returned
after a short visit in 14ivermore Falls.
Mrs. Nellie Lee is visiting friends in
Wayne.
NpRTH.-'rhe Helping Hand Club
mel Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
MdriOn Lucas. The afternoon was
very much enjoyed. a new member
WAS present, Mrs. r.. l.. Mills. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs f., b. Smith and Mrs. c. NJ.
Stevens were callers at the home of
Mrs. Annie Wills at Kent's Hill Thurs
Gay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Somner Seabury of
North Monmouth were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens.
Miss Georgia Lane, who returned to
her home FROM the hospital Monday,
is steadily improving.
C. X. Tildan Of Hallowell was bust
ness visitor in the place Wednesday.
Mrs T. G. Jennings returned Tues
day from two weeks visit in Boston
with her son. l.. d. Jennings.
Mrs. l.. C. Foss of Kcnt's Hill passed
Wednesday with her sister Mrs. II. d.
Mason.
Williston jennings is confined to the
house 10y illness. DR. F. L. Chenery of
Wayne is in attendance.
w. c. Abbott is at work on the
Strout cottage for Mr.. LoveJoy at
Kcnt's Hill.
Mrs. Annie Mills passed Friday in
Lewiston.
Mrs. A. ~ Wing is suffering from
a severe cold.
The North Wayne Tool Co. is about
closing the years work some of the
workmen are through. Shops will soon
shut down for repairs. A new shed is
being. erected to cover the large amount
box lumber already sawed
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