Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
MANCHESTER.

cor weeks Capable CoIHuI'ltcc 1000
,een hustling as only patrons OF nus
,andry know how to hustle and the
committee hopes to receive well meri- |
ed patronage This evening: the
3ingyille Folks and Miss Abigail Plum
ner will tell and bring witness to prove
hat Mr.. AlonZo Highly Tightly, did
break her heart, and blight
1er affections for which she brings
suite Judge Daniel Webster Wright
will render his verdict In manner
which will undoubtedly bring tears to
the eyes of thousands, CD In short, the
whole of Bingvillc will be present and
a "durncd' good laugh is assured
The Birgville band will be present and
music for the dance which will
follow the entertainment. Tomorrow,
evening. the popular COM
cdy drama "The Iron Hand play in
four acts VIII lie presented by the very
best of Manchester talent, and those
Who take part ale sure to be greeted
by a full house, knowing full well that
all who attend will enjoy to the utmost
the excellent plot Of the drama. EA-
cellent music will be introduced be-
tween The acts and during the social to
follow. Those who attend the fair the
second evening will certainly have
nothing to regret. Thursday evening,
as final tho grand concert and ball
will be given under the auspices of the
Jolly Six Old Girls who will be
pleased to cater to every pleasure and
entertain those who attend as they
were never entertained before. The
Military Minstrel orchestra of five
pieces will furnish music, and happi
hess will reign supreme. Come every
body. Each evening refreshments of
all kinds will be on sale on the lower
floor, also confectionery and fancy
work booths to all of which public pa
tronage is earnestly solicited. Men,
bers of the Grange will please remem-
Der that each is responsible for the
success Of tho week and contributions
Of fancy and useful articles, also cake
and milk will be very gratefully receiv-
ed today
RIVERSIDE.
Albert Foster has finished hauling
about 100000 feet Of oak from the Gard
ner lot to his mill.
John Gardner was a business visitor
in Waterville one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Burton went
to North Vassalboro last Friday even
ing to attend the Golden Cross installa-
ton.
Mrs. McGinniss and Miss Pencil of
Cross Hill We're in the place last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Fossett went to Randolph las.
Thursday to visit the Misses Redington
and Mrs. Chase.
Mrs. II. M. Peacock and son AL
fred of Milton, N. H., are visiting Mrs.
Alfred Lee
FAYETTE.
AT the annual meeting of Fayette Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, Jan. 90.
the following officers We're elected: pres
-dcnt, Fl. j. Tuck; secretary and treas
urcr, III. f. Jones; directors, II. ].
Lothrop, W. b. Judkins.
A number from this place attended
the meeting Of the kennebec Agricul-
tuIal Society at Readficld Wednesday.
Charles Stevens and CLYDE Wells are
still saving ice for parties.
VIENNA.
The following pupils of the Seayey
school have not been absent during the
term: Chester H. Bean, Elwood l..
Bean, Myrtle A. Bean, Shirley H. Cor
don. Clyde Neal, Mary A. Neal. Clyde
j. Potter. Elsie F. Potter. Those alb
sent only one day We're Harvey S. Bean
and Carl W. Hall. Elsie f. Potter
five years old has attended school q
weeks the past year and missed only
one day The are IA pupils in atten-
dance at this school and the average
attendance has been 49,
VASSALBORO.
EAST-Mrs. c. E. Wilkins of Winthrop
IS guest of Mrs. ID. B. Gates
Miss Emma Chadwick of Wateryi,le
was visiting friends in the village last
week
Friends of Mrs Lizzie Lamb of Lambs
Corner regret her removal to a hospjtai
in Lewiston for treatment. Her case
is serious
Capt Fred Whitney has sold his home
here to Augusta parties. Capt whitney
and family are expecting to locate in Los
Angeles. Cal. in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Washburn was calling on
friends Friday afternoon
number from this place attended the
w. c. T. U. convention at Watcrvile
Mrs. Harry McKechnie is much imp.oy-
ed in health.
Miss Edith Laury, who has been at the
farmhouse of II. A. Priest during the
winter practically living in the open AR,
Is SO much improved in health as to be
able to return to her home in North Vas
salboro. Her mother, Mrs Lau;y, and
sister. Mrs. Will Mariner. have been
with her.
The house owned by Mrs. Eta Buzezll
Of Cross Hill and occupied by f. b. Lam
son, has been sold to Ambrose Wirhce
of North Vassalboro.
Mrs. r1enry Marden was in Augusta
Wednesday to attend the State Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs
Mrs. John Bradley left Tuesday to pass
few days in Portland with Mr.. Brad
bury.
Mrs. Edwin Lampson, who is seriously
i'll. is reported as improving slowly.
Mrs Carrie Hescock of Portland was
guest of friends Tuesday.
Miss Annie Aver was guest of Miss
Nancy Gates Tuesday evening.
Miss Florence Priest passed Wednesday
and Thursday as the guest of friends in