Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-24
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Charles +. Stroples, who has been
Il resident of this town for number
Of years has sold his blacksmith
business t. +. G. Brown of Gardiner,
who will take possession within q
few days. Mr. and MIS-. StropleS left
Thursday tor Unity. whore he will
be engaged in IT," poultry business.
Prof. +. S. Foster of the Gullford
High school, formerly sub principal
of Maine Central Institute. who with
Mrs. Foster are spending tWo-WeekS
vacation in Bur!Sham with MI. Eos
ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. &.
Foster has been in town calling on
friends.
J. W. Moses, superintendent of the
local corn fatcory, las shipped u car
load of canned lcntels to Denver, Col.
Fifteen car loads of lentels have been
shipped.
Gordon Dolsor has returned from
d business trip to Boston and New
York
James c. FDirWeather has finished
his duties as station agent at Main
stream ami has gone to his home IN
Salon, Mass.
Mrs. Eleanor Cludi and little son OF
brighton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Manson TAYLOR in Palmyr2.
Mrs. Gilbert Maionn of Detroit. WIZ"
has been visiting her son in Newport,
is the guest Of her daughter Mrs. I've
Clark.
Vernon Shcley is assisting at the
local Office Of tte American Express
Walter Matthew's. vino was manager
Of The Bates College football team
Che plst season. returned to Lewiston
Thursday. after passing a few days
at his home in st Albans.
Ross Chamberlain and Eugene
Drake, students st Bates College, are
spending tue Christmas recess at their
homes hero.
Mrs. Lizzie Hall OF Oxford is in town
for visit with relatives.
Miss Annie Wlngate of this town,
WHO has been in Thorndike for sew
cral weeks or account of the illness
of her mother. is spending few days
here.
Miss Merle Healey, graduate of NJ
c. |. '0S has gone to Somerville, Mass,
where she will enter upon a course in
training for a nurse at the SomerVllle
hospital.
The members of the Sorosis Society
of NJ. c. |. held a Christmas tree
Wednesday evening in Society hall,
with a Santa Claus who generously re-
n embered each member. The evening
was spent merrily. n program oi en-
tertaiNment was given.
A Christmas tree and short enter
tainment will be given Saturday eve
ming at the UniNerSalist church. At
the Methodist church Christmas tree
will be given Saturday afternoon from
two to four o'clock, with a program
given by the children. AT the Free
Baptist church Saturday evening a
program vii! b" given by the members
of the intermediate and primary class
eS of the Sunday school and q Christ
mas giving will be observed, each
class of the Sunday y-school giving sub
stantal presents in various ways.
Mrs. Sadie Greenwood was in Bangor
Thursday.
Miss Lillian Norton, preceptress at
Maine Central Institute left Thursday
for her home in Lewiston to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corey were in
Bangor Thursday.
Mrs. William Allen ana three chill
,lrcn went to Sangervillc Thursday to
pass the holidays with Mrs. c. c. Al
len.
Mrs. Annie VI. Frost. Miss Mae Muir
ray and Miss Edith Murray, of this
town. and +. r. McCabc of Palymra,
were in Augusta Wednesday to attend
the meeting of the state Grange
Miss Clair Barnes who has been
spending a month in Hcrmon with Dr.
and Mrs. l.. J. Wright has returned
home.