Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-07
COUNTY i IT NEWS,
KENNEBEC.
WINDSOR.

| " ana NIS. w. w. Malcolm and
Miss Gertrude Malcolm were in Au-
Hgusta Friday.
! Fred Munroe of Augusta was caller
sunday at F. Il. Colbun's
Mrs. Lillian Haskell was the guest
Friday OF Miss Alice Donnell
| Mark Grant, whose eyes have beer
| troubling him for some time, has gone
to hospital at Portland for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Merrill were call
| Ing on friends Sunday in this part OF
| the town.
Raymond Colburn~and daughter, Ha.
| eel. visited friends in Whtefield Sun.
| day a. ,esaA,
Roy Frazier, who has been passing q
! few days at his home at Windsor Cor
ner, has returned to Augusta, where he
has employment in the shoe factory.
NOKTH-Thc Ladies Union will meet
| Wednesday, April IL with Margaret
Pierce.
Alecll Dolan is quite ILL.,
Harold Banks of the M. l. H., Au-
gusta, visited his grandparent, Nancy
wilkins on last Saturday. Mrs. Wilkins
| is So years old. Her faculties are re-
| markably well preserved. though her
physical Disabilities render her quite
helpless. She is happy in her new
home with Mrs. Orrcn Merrill.
Friends are very glad to greet Edna
| Pierce of the Girls Latin School, Bos-
| ton, who is at home for a vacation of
| one week.
Cynthia Merrill, who has been en-
plcyed in Rhode Island for the past
winter has returned home.
Rachel Caswell passed the Sabbath
at home.
Sumner Barton sold two COWS of late
to Charles Savage of Chelsea.
Oracle Merrill Will prepare the pro-
gram for the Junior meeting next Sun
day night at the church.
Many friends are glad to learn that
Daniel True, who is i'll with pneumonia,
is convalescent.
Sarah Davis is visiting relatives in
Fairfield.
selectman Sumner Barton is busy
just now taking the valuation.
Albert Stewart visited Ira Haskell
of South China last week.
Bert Reeves is still busy with his
wood saving machine.
w. N. Black, University Of Maine '07,
who is the guest of Ethel Carpenter
and family spoke at the Baptist church
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Black is
prominent in college athletics, also in
Christian work. His address was lis
tened to with interest and profit
Rev. and Mrs. J. Frank Jones were
the guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Reeves, now of Tugus, but form
er residents of this town. They are very
pleasantly situated in their new home
WEST-Miss Rose Samson has gone
to Waterville, where she will remain
with the family of r. S. Adams through
the spring
Orrin Cunningham purchased fine
pair of oxen recently.
Miss Edna Pierce of the Boston Latin
school is passing the Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pierce.
Those who attended the Baptist
church Sunday from this section report
al interesting discourse by William
Black, a student from the u. of M. '09,
who is passing his Easter vacation at
O. f. Carpenters.
SOUTH-David Given was in North
Whitefeld Thursday on business.
Miss Jennie E. Merrill, graduate nurse
of the Maine General hospital, at Port
land, was in the place Monday to visit
her grandfather. Charles 3. Jewell.
Residents of this vicinity will be pleased
to know that the blacksmith shop has
been rented and opened by Daniel Davis.
Charles Merrill was the guest Monday
of his brother, George Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bullock were in
Augusta Wednesday.
The sick are all on the road to recovery.
Mrs Abbie Simpson of North White
field is the guest of Mrs. David Given.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Moody of
Whitefield were recently at DR.. Ridley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis, who have
been in Skowhegan during the winter,
have returned to their home in this place
for a few weeks.
SIDNEY.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Goodhue are visit
ing friends in Boston.
W. NJ Butterfield of Manchester, n. H..
is enjoying an outing at his cottage.
Mrs +. j. Wellington, WHO has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w. Carter,
for the past week, returned Monday TO
her home in Norwood, Mass.
Ii. u. Bacon has Dctil I'll WI VII tiiN
jury for the April term of court at
Augusta.
J. C. Hetherington made a business trip
to Boston last week.
Mrs Lauraette Freeman visited her
brother Z. a. Tllson. one day last week.
NORTH,-The Baptist Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. will have social at the parsonage
Saturday evening. April TO- The ladies
will furnish candy and the gentlemen are
to pay ten cents admission. Entertain
ment will be free.
The G. A. r. and w. r. G. held an all
day meeting Saturday at Mrs. Albert
Leach's which was pronounced most
ENJOYABLE occasion A bountiful dinner
was served.
The many friends of Mrs. &. +. Husesy
are pleased to learn she has so far re-
covered as to be able to sit up in chair
for a little time each day.
ST. ALBANS.
SOUTH. Halves of St AL
bans was in Detroit Tuesday.
t,Lort Dr,5ford who has been haul