Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22

Taylor; chaplain, Mrs. David Field;
lecturer, Mrs. MantOn Peck: steward,
Charles A. Houghton; assistant stew
ard, Clyde G. Blake; lady assistant
steward, Miss Agnes Field: treasurer,
James H. Bean; secretary, Mrs. Chas.
Taylor: gatekeeper, James II. Trask;
| lady officers, Mrs. 7. A. Barr, Miss
Helen Graves and Mrs. w. A. Manter.
| NORTH VASSALBORO.
| Prof. George Jones, principal of Oak
| Grove Seminary, who was granted q
years leave of absence for his health,
and who has recently returned from a
| trip across the water but without re-
ceivng the benefit desired, has resign
ed his position and purchased "a small
| farm in Clintondale, n. Y. Prof. Jones
| has been very popular here and has
| succeeded in greatly building UP tine
institution and all regret his departure
and sincerely sympathize with him in
his POOR health.
There is a great deal of sickness in
town, especially among the children.
DR.. Mabry is very sick. He is attend
ed by DR.. Goodrich of Waterville.
Bernice Lord, who has had severe
attack of appendicitis, is slowly i'm
proving.
Warren Knowlton is very low and
very little hope is entertained for his
recovery.
The members of the NJ. E. Sunday
school will have Christmas tree ana
entertainment in Citizens hall Friday
evening, Dec. a.
| The Baptist Sunday school will hold
| its Christmas exercises at the church
Dec. %.
| r, G. Aver is at work on the State
House in Augusta.
| ROME.
! Forty-two dance tickets We're sold at
the Poverty ball last Thursday even
irg at Littlefield's hall.
Skating parties are, in progress.
| The farmers are hauling up their
wood. Some of the farmers are selling
their apples for 50 per barrel. Others
are holding them for higher prices.
WAYNE.
| NORTH-Miss Gladys Nelke went to
Lewiston Thursday to pass week with
| her mother. Mrs Charlie Hail.
| Percy Allen after few weeks passed
! with his parents. MI. and Mrs. Fred AL
len, has returned to Boston.
| rheo. the little son of MI and MIS-
| f. Tibbetts, who has been ill with gas
| trio fever, is improving and able to sit
| up part of the time
| MIR. and Mrs. e. l.. Stevens We're guests
| of Miss Jennie Lane, Kent S Ill., sun
| day.
| G. ~ Lane and A. f. Barrows went to
| Canton Saturday on a business trip.
| The supper given at the vestry by the
ouch appreciated by all present. Quite a
sum was realized for church purposes.
| Miss Stella Rackliffe is improving from
Miss Phyllis Ward passed Sunday at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Stevens.
| Mrs. Gertrude Tibbetts and Mrs: c., NJ.
Stevens were visitors in Augusta FRIDAY;
| Mrs Anna Mills and Mrs. George Hall
| passed Thursday in Augusta.
| J. f. Wells was a business visitor IN
AUG NORTH WINDSOR.
The supper and social held at the
Pierce homestead Saturday evening
was well attended and young and Old
seemed to enjoy themselves very much.
| The net proceeds were $40.
The Ladies' Union will meet Wednes-
| day. Dec %, at the Baptist church to
| prepare for the Christmas exercises,
| which have been postponed until Sat
| urday evening. Dec. %. as there Will
be a tree and Christmas program at
! Windsor Neck Friday evening.
The students from Erskine Academy
are at home for the holiday vacation.
r. b. Pierce is on the sick list. He is
attended by Dr.. Small of Weeks Mills.
Joseph True and Arthur Pope were
in town last week packing apples for
Fred Perley of Stewards Mills.
WINDsoRvILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erskine. Mrs
Gertrude Madden. Miss Mary Daley
Row and Arthur Sproul went to Water
| vile Friday.
Erskine school taught by Miss Ine5
Kennedy of Coopr's Mills, will Close
the oath for the Christmas recess.
Mrs Carrie Preble, who has beer
visiting friends in Wateryille for the
past four weeks. has returned home.
George Mcguire has been very i'll fol
the past six weeks. She was cared fol
by her sister. Mrs. Robert Madden.
Allen James has gone to l.. r. His
lers to remain during the winter.
Mrs. ]. 3. Stilphen was a recen,
guest of friends in Augusta.
Miss Ruby Colby, who has been quite
ill. is able to go out again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett Of Kenne'
bunkport was the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Colby, over the
Sabbath.
The school on the Neck taught BY
Mrs. May Hall, will close Friday witt
an entertainment and Christmas tree.
| Mrs. Herbert Dodge and two children
Isabel and Wilfred. accompanied by
Mrs. Lila wingood, were the guest:
Saturday of Mrs. J. 3. StilChen.
, Mrs. H. A. Crockett and Miss Rutl
Colby went to- Bar Harbor Monday t.