Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

Warren Colby WAS in Augusta II;
day on matters of business -
William NJ. HalloWell and Reuben
Pierce of Weeks Mills were recent
business callers in town.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby We're
sunday, visiting at the home of Mrs.
j. j.. s:ilphen.
Mr.. ana Mrs Lorenzo York attended
church at Somcrvile Sunday.
car! Perkins was in Augusta Friday
w. W. Cunningham Of North White
field was Sunday visitor in town
Burton Moody was a recent business
visitor in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moody %
Branch Mills We're Sunday guests of
Nj. and Mrs. II. r. Perkins.
Willard T. Colby of Waterville was
recent guest Of his father, w. II. Col
by.
Earl and Georgia Malcolm are i'll
with fever.
Miss Annie Lyon, who passed her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Lyon, has returned to
Ersliine Academy.
Mrs. Naomi C!taves is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Harry Martin. who was the guest
last week OF his sister. Mrs w. H. Col
by, has returned to his home in Ben
t,n.
Willis Clcaves is very i'll with fever.
Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Madden is Il guess
of her mother, Mrs. Charles Griffin.
Irving Bailey oc Waldoboro was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sproul,
over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Helen Worthing and Florence
Jones of Rranch Mills. Palermo, We're
recent guests at the home of Prof. Per
kins.
Miss Eva Lyon is home from Angus
Misses K, G.. and r. z. Colby We're
at Coppcis Mills Saturday.
G. II. Perkins was Il guest of friends
at North Nnif"feld Sunday.
BELGRADE.
Don G.. Stevens has returned from
Jacksonville. Fla, where he with his
Nife and son have been passing the
winter. Mrs. Stevens and Edmund will
not return to Maine until warm Weati'-
cr.
Mrs. Bert Smith of Monmouth paid a
week end visit at j. f. Wilson's last
week.
: .rvces will be held at the Mckinley
schoolhousc Thursday evening conduct
ed by Leo Dunn.
The reports from Leslie Blckford,
who is at the Augusta City hospital alN
that ne was resting comfortably, after
an operation tor abscess in the mead
following an attack of measles.
Among those from Belgrade Grange
who attended the meeting of Mt. Yer
non Grange Saturday March 13 were T.
Fl Turner. Myrtle Tucker and Mr.. ANA
Mrs. G.. r. Pinllham
ellen TAYLOR passed the day Satur-
dav with her friend Ethelyn Tucker.
The community was surprised TO
learn of the death of George Nj. Nd
bolt at the home of his son, Edward
Abbott of Augusta. Although Il Srel,
sufferer ior many years from rheuii'"-
tism his friends here were not aware
that he was seriously i'll until Worn
, came of his death. Mr.. Abbott passed
| ,,arlv all his life in this town, a VIC
| CIV AID one son survive.
| Rn1rradc's annual Grange fair was Il
success in many ways. The two ORA
,,,s drew crowds which filled the hai'
hoih nights. "1he Old Dairy Home
| .,e,d" was one of the best plays ever
| n1,ced before the Belgrade people anu
| ivory rart was well taken. but SpeViti'
| nantinu should be made of Jason WI
,,iuc = farmer" represented by FREQ
| Scrbner, also RUBY. Il l''le we'll
| t,kcn by Eva Yeaton. but the star N"S
| "Nrs Giimmcr. a dashlng WHOM
| This mart was taken by Mrs. Niai u
| Hammond the coach of the cluo. al
tbouyh only amateurs those partlctP"'
in, took their parts like professionals
n.h;s r1,v is TO be presented at some Oh
the Grange halls in the nearby ,oM ~
| ,rhe Patrons nettcd little over @io''
CLINTON.
district Supt. d. E. Phelan preacheo
Sunday morning in the Brown Me,io
ri.l Methodist church from 1uu
&; 90 y very scholarly ana li'leiea''".
sermon. In the evening the P's
Do,- Iobn Tinling, preached from zen
i.20 q most able sermon. NeA' -.
morning Mr. Timing VIII spean Iva
tho subject parents or Ponce e.,
Tho fourth quarterly conference iol
c,inton and Benton charge was i,eiu :,
BROWN Memorial Methodist emu r,
saturday evening, March lo' ne''
r Phelan, district superih.e,r or+b.
The remains of the late MIS- NC, ~.