Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-09
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ance. Quite lot of business was dis
posed of in the usual manner. y sick
committee was appointed for the en-
|suing year by Worthy Master. James
Holmes. Mps. James Holmes and En-
ma Haskell. sick committee; also
James Holmes, Percy Thompson, Fra
Haskell. finance committee. drama
was talked up and discussed by a few
and left in the hands of committee to
make arrangements. After short re-
cess the following program was pre-
scented by the Lecturer: Music, Quar-
tette; reading, Lillian Crommett; an
interesting talk on refining sugar, by
Hiamsel Whitehouse; reading, Lydia
Pierce; music. Quartette; reading,
"Snowbound," Emma Haskell; talk on
fertilizers, Harold Jones.
BELGRADE.
There will be musical entertain
ment and dance at the Grange hall
Friday evening, February II. In addi
ton to music by the orchestra there
will be several solos and whistlins
solo. Good music will be furnished for
the dance.
The Lowell school closed last Friday
after a successful term of ten weeks
and the parents appreciate the good
work done by the teacher, Miss Effie
NJ. Cummings. She is a member of
the B. II. S. '0S.
The members of the Lowell Union
Sunday school still have live inter-
est in their organization and the untir-
ing efforts of the superintendent are
gladly accepted and appreciated by the
scholars.
Miss Beatrice Page. who has been so
poorly for the last four or five months
has so improved as to take short
sleigh ride Monday afternoon.
The Belgrade Grange worked the in
itiatory on class of thirteen last Sat-
urday evening. The final degrees will
be worked Saturday evening February
H. An oyster supper, cake and coffee
will be served.
MANCHESTER.
| Wesley D. Farr who went to Boston
to have a surgical operation performed
has returned to his home. The opera
ton was successful and although he
will still have to receive treatment in
Augusta, he hopes eventually to be
greatly benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Warren Hawkes., Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Hawkes., W. ID. Farr.
Miss Elizabeth Hawkes.. Mrs. Martha
Osborne, George Wadsworth and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crock
er attended the Quarterly meeting at
Winthrop Center, Saturday and Sum
day:
The Ladies' Aid at the Forks will
meet with Mrs. Willard Merrill on
Wednesday afternoon, February 9, at
| two O'Clock.
| WAYNE.
The funeral of the late Stanley Tuck
er occurred Saturday, Feb. 5. He vas
but Is years old and the only child of
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. u Fucker. The cause
| of mis- death was pneumonia. The
burial was in the Gordon cemetery.
| The parents have the sympathy Of the
| entire community in their distressing
bereavement.
! Mrs. sibley. wife of Rev. G. f. Sib-
| ley. is sick with pneumonia
| 6. w. Walton and son have pur-
| chased four steers to take the place
| of the Old oxen recently sold
| Miss Edith Riggs visited her uncle.
Henry Balentine of East Livermore.
last Saturday
| Mrs. Sarah Norris, relict Of Ichabod
Norris, is :lls With pneumonia. Bertha
Norris is caring for her
Hon. \. E. White does not improve
as fast as his friends wish At pres
| ent he is suffering from a bad cold
MT. VERNON.
| E,AST-Miss Ethel Cottle, who has
! been i'll with the measles, is GONZALES
| cent
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. McClelland,
| accompanied 10y Miss Eugenia, passed
| Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tucker.
A sheet and pillowcase dance will be
given Friday evening, Feb. IL, at Tur-
| ner's hall
| WEST--Rev. Leo Dunn occupied the
pulpit at the Free Baptist church Sum
| day morning in his usual able manner.
His text was from st. Matthew Xix:20
last clause. What lack I yet?" The
| conservation meeting Sunday evening
was led by Mr.. Dunn. the president be-
ing unable to be present. references St.
John xs:1S. Mr.. Dunn's talk on the
subject was very helpful especially
'hot part telling how the model Chris
| tan Endeavorer should be loyal and
faithful IN keeping the pledge.
/ ~OINdH has TetuIIiCu " iiio
work at Pennington. after short
visit at the home of his father-in-
law, j. w. Dolloff
Mrs. Michael Conway is i'll with a
severe cold and sore throat. Dr. Wood
is attending her
| Mrs. John Anderson is in ill health.
dtr many friends wish her q speedy
! recovery. DIR. Wood is the attending
physician
| Mrs. Dena Peachey of F'ayette is in
| town, called here by the illness of her
| me ther. Mrs. John Anderson.
About eight inches of snow fell dur
ing the storm of last week, which Is
| great help to the lumbermen.
| MT and Mrs. Amzie Butler were re-
cent callers at the home of Mrs. Betsy
| Storer.
CHELSEA.
H. l.. Hayes is hauling the logs
which he purchased of his uncle, Theo-
dofe hayes. to the mill to be sawed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Of Wind
sor We're guests of Mrs. r. V. Morgan
one day last week.
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