Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

| March IL, in connection with a mvst.
ry sale. Shamrocks will be used for
decorations
u. l.. Dodd, whose business has kent
him in Boston for much of the winter
| has been at home this week.
Miss May Woodbury. of the Farn;no-
ton Normal school has been the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. c. w. Prescott for
few days.
Mrs Rose Piummer of Winthron il
the guest of Mrs Z, A. Prescott.
Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. IrIv-
sses Emery very pleasantly entertained
at their home a party of friends. COM
| posed OF MIR. and Mrs. H. s. Bates, Mr..
AM Mrs. Burton Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Hayford, Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
hlchat"aoii, ana Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Fettlnglii Refreshments We're served.
NolsIH-A debating society was
formed last Wednesday evening at the
chapel.
Next Wednesday evening, March L.,
thefc VIII be q meeting to discuss how
ana Where the building for housing the
implements belonging to the North
Monmouth fire department, of which
William Chllds, the village blacksmith
IS chief, Snail be built Some propose 10
raise money among the citizens SUI
ficlent, with what the town appropriat
CO last Monday, to erect a building
two stories high, the lower story for
fire department. with hall above suit
able Tor entertainments. as there is no
place in town for such things
The Willing Workers served fine
supper at the Chapel Thursday even
ing, March II with good attendance
Ihey Will give an entertainment in the
near future. The many friends of
Mrs. Lizzie NJ Dudley will be pleased
to know that she has left the hospital
at Lewiston and is now boarding with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter Hill at West Win
throp.
EAST-ATrs. Helen Jones has so far
improved a.; to be out
Mrs. Bert Smith is visiting in Bel
grade for a few days
Miss Randilla Willard. who has been
home for few days. i'll with slight
attack of tonsilitis, returned Wednes-
day TO her position in Auburn
II. :. Frost was i'm Lewiston on bust
ness Thursday.
Friends of Sumner Sanborn regret to
learn that he is in very poor health.
The singing school at the vestrv.
conducted by Harry Cochranc, is prov
ing a great success There were 80
pupils last Friday night.
]. NJ Frost sold n pair of steers Tues
day to Green Yetten of Winthrop, also
cow and pigs to Hervey Witherell of
Monmouth. He recently sold four
steers to Mr.. Morse of Greene.
,,-il1 10,
t4th at the vcstry, both afternoon and
evening. led by Leo Dunn of Belgrade
George Waugh is very sick.
SIDNEY.
WEST-Miss Maud II. Cummings
and nephew, Clarence Chase of Bel
grade. We're guests Thursday Of Mrs.
l.. Fl. Wyman and son, Ernest.
Mrs. Louise b. Nesbit recently
visited her sister, Mrs. George Priest.
at North Vassalboro
+. f. Taylor went to Manchester
Friday for two cows which he pur-
chased of Mrs Winslow He was ac-
companied by Geo. Newell.
Miss Alice Taylor of North Augusta
is home for a weeks vacation.
Herbert f. .Trask is confined to his
The friends of Fred Henderson of
Gardiner are pleased to have him at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Richardson for a couple of weeks.
VIM Eadie has bought Il work horse
of VIM Knowles of Belgrade.
a number of the farmers in this
section have sold their potatoes to
Frank Page of Belgrade and are haul
ing them to the station.
Mrs. Lowell Farnham. Mrs. Ann
Goodhuc and Martin Goodhue left
"Wednesday morning for a visit with
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Della Copp who has made her
home with Mrs. ]. F.. Sawtelle for
several years past left last week for
Madison where she expects to make
her future home.
Miss Lillian Cowan of Watervllie
passed Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cowan.
n. w. Longley and w. r. Manter
are having their hay pressed
J. c. Hetherington loaded carload
of potatoes at North Belgrade last
week.
BELGRADE.
NORTH-The date of Salmon Lake
Grange Fair has been decided upon as
Mare n % and "A. The first evening the
drama, ."rhe Iron Hand will be pre-
81 nted and the second night VIII be Il
vaudeville entertainment by local tai
emit
Harry Alexander is serving as jury
man at Augusta this week.
Alvah Watson has returned from
Fairfield where nc has been at work
the past month with his team hauilhE
wood. E,
Mrs. Carolyn Watson and two chl!-
dren and her mother. Mrs. Emma Wat
son. of Good Will Farm. have beel1
visiting relatives in town for Il lew
days.
Mrs. Bertha Withers entertained the
Ladies' club of 1906 at her home TlillrS-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Spauldlng OF
Watervlle passed Sunday with theh
,.,r.,,tc Mr.. and Mrs A Nj. SpaulQlnS.