Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-12
MT. VERNON.

| called to order by the teacher. The
| following officers We're elected: Presi-
| dent, Linda L. Weber; vice presi-
| dent, Harold Farrand; secretary, Gale
| Wyman; treasurer, Miss Signe Ander-
| sou; executive committee, Harold Dol
| Ion, Herbert Stone, Victor Anderson,
Jennie Pike and Oscar French. The
! constitution was read by the Presi-
dent. Nine names We're presented for
membership and We're accepted. It
was voted to purchase curtains for
| the schoolhouse. Several other matters
| of business were brought before the
| League.
Bell Tibbetts, Linda E. Weber and
| Mae TibbettS, were in Augusta Satur-
|, day, returning Sunday by electrics to
Stanley's crossing, where they We're
met by team.
Leon Childs and Eugene Foss assist
ed Mr. Copeland to saw his wood Sat
urday.
| J. VIM. Dollcff and George Dill
caught a togue Sunday, which weighed
6 pounds.
The Christian Endeavor meeting,
Sunday evening, which was led by
Mrs. Annette Carr, vice president, was
a very interesting text. Feel. N1I:9-
IA: lanes |: XIX-25. The singing by
a quartet composed of three young
men Of the society and Miss Signe An
derson was much enjoyed. Miss An
derson was at the organ.
Mrs. Arthur Dolloft and Ortho Dol
loft returned last week from Wayne.
Arthur Dolloff has rented part of
George Carr's house and has moved in.
i Orlando Brown has recently had a
stable and work shop built.
i CHINA.
The W. C. r. L. met with Mrs. Han
nah Jenkins Thursday afternoon May
l6 with a large attendance. 1t was q
very interesting and enjoyable meeting.
A cor test has been going on for short
time, 5S new members having Joined.
The winning side were very much
pleased with the decision of the con-
test. A reception will be given the new
members next Wednesday evening.
May IL.
| FAYETTE.
Mrs olive Tuck went to Portland
u last Saturday.
Walter P. Underwood was hauling
pressed hay from Readtield Depot for
j. II. Underwood
l.. P Maxim caught a number OF
togue last week in Echo Lake, the
longest one weighing II Il pounds.
Will Campbell went to the hospital
at Lewiston Thursday for treatment.
School at the Mills did not COM
mence until Wednesday.
ALBION.
| ,,,.o T l;o. IoapovoIopt Cociaty will meet
| at the Grange hall Wednesday evening
| May Il and will be entertained by Mrs.
Ella Taylor and Mrs. John Harding, ,a
| Wilbur the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Andrew Dow fell from a ladder a few
days ago and broke his arm.
4 son arrived in the home OF Mr. and
| Mrs Leslie Dickey last week.
The Sunshine Society Will meet at me
Grange hall Thursday and will be enter
taired by Mrs. Susie Mclaughlin and Mrs.
| Eva Warren.
WINDSOR.
The M. f. Sunday school at Windsor
was re-orsanized Sunday May 9, with
Rev. %. w. Cobb, superintendent, MISS
Ruby Colby, secretary, Mrs. Clara
Jewell. treasurer and Miss Hazel Col
| burn, librarian.
Mark Grant. who has been in
Portland hospital several weeks for
treatment for his eyes, has returned
home much improved.
At the last regular meeting of the
A. O. o. w, Harry f. Malcolm was
elected fnancier in place of Luther b.
Jennings. who resigned the office as
he is soon to leave town.
Friends in this part of the town are
sorry to hear that Fred Erskine 9t
| Windsorville is seriously i'll with mf.a-
sles.
Everett Lyon who has been very i'll
| with the measles is convalesccnt.
| Mir. and Mrs F. F. Noyes of Weeks
| Mills were Sunday visitors at w. A.
| Pinkham's.
| NORTH--Asa Merrill of Augusta
passed the sabbath at home.
! Frank Pierce and Harrison Merrill
| exchanged live stock quite extensively
last week Mr. Pierce has no cattle
at the present time.
| Harry Roynton is having trouble
with his eye.
| George Caswell prepares the pro-
gram for the Junior meeting next Sun
| day night at the Baptist church.
Burr Jones was at home for two
DAVIS recently.
Owen Dow was at work in Augusta
! last week.
| Friends are glad to see Daniel True
out again-Mrs. True also is able to
be about the house once more. Dur
ing the long illness of Mr. and Mrs.
| True their sons have had almost the
| entire care of Them
! Ruel Seekins is making improve
ments on his field recently purchased
of his brother, Warren Seekins.
| Addie Sproul was the recipient of a
well filed Maybasket from the pupils
of her school here last Wednesday
| night.
| Winfield Barton purposes to plant
eight acres of potatoes this year. He
has recently bought several new farm
| ing implements.
| WEST.-Mrs. J. F. Jones with her
sons, Principal Burr F. Jones and
Master Vassar, were recent visitors
in this place.
| Miss Ethel Carpenter. a trained
nurse who graduated from the Waldo
County General hospital, Belfast, in
Feb. has been out nursing for short
| time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Au-
|