Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13
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L IL. L. poStcT anu 1cOTSo MOSner sofa
two pairs of nice oxen last week.
Fred and VIM. Messer of Augusta
are having a cabin built on their lot
at Hillside camps.
Ira Foss is moving on the Martin
Reynolds farm at Sidney
There will be a dance at Hillside
camps Monday night. May I'd.
PlTTsToN.
NORTH-A pleasant event in con-
nection with the Sunday school winch
lis being held at ID. A.. Lawrence's and
presided over by Mrs. Lawrence, was
the party given by her TO her large
class az her home on Thursday after
noon Twenty -four children and young
people We're present. and that thy en-
ioyed eve,y moment was testified to in
the shouts a laughter, the merry
games ana d-natureG frolics in
whic; all participated. One little fell
low, the youngest OF the group, said:
Il did have a good time" Delicious re-
freshments OF cakes, cookies and ice
cream were dispensed literally to the
little guests. Prizes in the games were
claimed by Alice Sparrow. Erna Pc
terson, Shirley and Guy Wing. The
children. in their turn. feeling grateful!
for the kindness and interest mani
tested by their teacher, tenderd hr Il
beautiful vase, the united gift OF the
class. Although complete surprise.
Mrs. Lawrence was equal to the oc-
cdsion, appreciating not the gift alone.
but the loving thoughts which prompt
ed its giving. Master Claybourne
Boothe, who had been a constant at
tendant at the school, not having miss
eu u session during the winter, mas
severed his connection with it and will
soon leave for his home in Long Is
land, y. Y. He was the recipient of Il
fine book from Mrs. Lawrence. Several
OF the mothers and friends If the
scholars were also among the invited
guests.
w. D. Grant and Harry Adams re-
turned Sunday to Watervi!le, after u
weeks stay NJ c. X. Green's.
Schools in town. commenced Monday.
Miss Mary Carey is teacher in No. 10
and both pupils and parents gladly
welcome her back again, after a years
absence.
W r. Jewc,t is packing apples for
Mr. PlaiStel OF Gardiner.
Mr. ana Mra. w. r. Tobey, who have
been quite sick are now convalescinS
and ali are hoping for their speedy re-
covery.
Leon Trask of the Insane hospital
force visited at Charles Starks Sum
day.
Miss Emma Green Of Chelsea passed
a few days the last Of the week with
her brother. G. X. Green.
Several former ncigfbolS ana
friends of Mrs. Elmer Il. Green. whose
death occurred ut Chelsea last week,
were in attendance at the funeral held
at the chapel Wednesday,. For more
than 80 years Mrs. Green was a resi-
dent of this place and the memory OF
her loving kindness and tender s"ilci-
tude toward others, the influence OF her
Cody life and true Christian character
will ever hold place i'll the hearts Oh
the people. The remains were brought
to North pittston for interment.
vASSALBORO.
Miss Kathryn Low. who is pupil Of
Or Latham True of Portland. acted as
music teacher at Oak Grove seminary
last week, in the obsence of Miss Brad
ford, who was called to Union by the
illness of her father
Miss Marion Low has situation as
nurse at the Augusta General hospital.
+. A. Wing is buying and shipping po-
tatoes at this station. Warren McCor-
rison is loading them. N <s<
Miss Scott Prescott visited Augusta
Monday.
Parties are going to build corn shop
near the railroad station, on the land
formerly owned by Mr.. Dolly. They
have commenced grading the ground for
the building.
Pres ton Lancaster had the misfortune
of losing a fine COW last week
Mrs Esther Frye of Boston has re-
turned to her summer home IN TINS
place.
G. A. Stetson has been In town for
few days.
Miss Carrie Redmond of Augusta is
caring for Mrs. Amelia Stinson.
The Sunshine Society will meet at the
Grange nail Wednesday, April -
MARANAcook.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable con-
dition OF the weather and roads. a good
audience assembled at the schooiroom,
Readtield Depot Friday evening, " VII.
ness the performance Of "A FAR or
Burglars" The entertainment was
greatly enjoyed, the young actors re
fiectins much credit upon themselves
and upon their teacher.
| Mr. and Mrs. Alvon A. Allen have re-
| turned from their visit in Boston.
Mr.. Brown and Mr. Furgang of Bos-
ton are stopping at T. J. Dudley's.
| Edward Humphreys of Brunswick was
| the guest of c. A. Collins, Friday.
| The students who have returned to
school at Kent's Hill from Maranacook
and Readfield Depot are Linwood and
Lorna Collins.
MT. VERNON.
The all-day meeting of Mt. Vernon
Grange occurred April Q. The pro-
gram consisted of Question, "Shall the
Sister Form Home Economic CLUB"
Discussed and laid on table to be con-
| sidered at a later meeting: music. by
the choir with Mrs. Eda Davis at the
piano; "The Farm Home in Winter
topic was discussed by nearly all the
| members. Several expressed them
selves as contented and happy in their
homes. Among the requisites for COM
fort and happiness on the farm were
mentioned books and magazines, mu-
hnat hnl1CQ