Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-22
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CHINA.
SOUTH--The w. f. NJ. S. held \
last meeting with Mrs. Ida c. Jones L
Ira Haskell, who has been quite n
is slowly improving.
Ruel Ellis Jr., has recently purcha1
ed graphaphone.
Cony y. Weber. Frank II. JONI
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Small we'd
recent business callers in Augusta
The w. c. 7. l.. held a Frances
Willard commemorative meeti{
Thursday evening at the home Of MID
Frank Is. Jones.
Mrs. Emma Robbins has closed h
house and gone to stay for a ID
weeks with Mrs. Levi Jaskson
Miss Ermlna Jones, o. G. S. 'G9, u
tended the y. W. c. A. conference u
Lewiston Feb. IS, and II and was
guest of Miss Annabel NJ Jones, Bal
College. u
The condition of Samuel A. Clar4
who recently suffered an Ill turn. Is
much improved, he being still COZ
fined to his bed.
"A large number from this place al
tended the Quarterly meeting 4
Friends at East Vassalboro Feb. Il
and II, While others attended the ii
neral of the late Levi Jackson, whi&
occurred Sunday at Lakeside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Parkhurst and tvH
children. formerly of Unity, arrived =
j. w. Morrill's Tuesday after passiu&
nearly q year in California. Thg&
think Maine is preferable to Califon4
and although they enjoyed the trip an
visiting places of interest are glad u
get back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aver OF Mort
NassalbOro were guests Sunday OF MH
and Ms. Hiampsel Whitehouse. II
VAssALBoRo. L
EAST.-George Varney of Unity VII
in the village Saturday and Sunday 4
Willis Halves of Augusta was a ri
cent caller in town.
Miss Ida Taylor Of Watervile is 81
home for Il vacation,
Mrs. Mabel Lowell of Providencs
r. l., is the guest of Mrs. Frank Per-
kins.
Seth B. Richardson left for Banga
Thursday on business.
Miss EloiSe Hafford left Monday for +
Brooks to accompany Mrs. Alice Win.
slow to Amesbury. Mass, where she Is
to remain for medical treatment. Miss
Haff0r1 will return here for her work
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Abbott have been
absent for a few days on account Of |
the sudden death of a friend.
Miss Agnes Crane was the guest Fri.
day evening of Mrs. Ernest Priest.
Mrs. Louise Mason of North Eassal.
boro suffered severe shock Monday
morning, while at her place of bust
ness. Medical aid was summoned and
she was taken to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Taylor on Priests
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Page of Fair
field We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Whitney Sunday.
Miss Edith p. Priest left "Wednesday
to resume her duties in the High
school at Brewer.
James Darts narrowly escaped a se'
rious accident Thursday morning,
while out on the road breaking snow
He was standing in front OF the tri-
ange. when the horses suddenly start
ed. throwing him down and the tri-
ange going over him. The horses were
stopped as quickly as possible and he
rendered necessary aid No bones were
broken but he was badly shaken.
Miss Florence Priest was In Angus
ia Tuesday and Wednesday, the guest
OF friends and to attend the Governors
bah Tuesday evening.
George H. Gates was in Portland
Saturday to attend an important meet
ing of the Board of Managers of Oak
Grove Seminary and Bailey Institute,
Glenn w. Starkey, superintendent o.
schools, was in the village "Wednesday.
No session of Vassalboro Grange
was held Tuesday on account of tho
severe snow storm.
Among those who attended the Cow
ernor's ball at Augusta Tuesday even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Marden'
Mr. ana Mrs. Chas. W. Mower, MISS
Mower, Arnold Mower and Miss Ether
Pearson.
William II. Dow, who has been ~
with grip, is again able to attend 10
his duties at the W., w. &. T. r. H.
station.
Rev. J. T. Moore, pastor of the NJ. FL
church, has resigned from his pas
torate here and accepted call In Ore
gon.
Mrs. c. w. Mower and Mrs, J. d.
Pearson We're callers in Watervllie
Wednesday. ~
Everett Jones, who is passing lew
days with his parents at South China
was calling on friends Sunday.
Levi Barker left Thursday for
business trip to Portland
Mrs. Charles Getchell of China pass
cd the day Thursday with her mother
Mrs. Abbie Doe.
BELGRADE.
Belgrade Grange will hold its annual
fair, March and 10. The popular
drama" The Black Heifer" will be pre-.
scented the first evening and the ''Oia
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