Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-02


es. A. very excellent program was
pEesented by each school. s 80.
chester Lyman died Feb. 49, The
funeral was held at his home Feb. q.
The remains were inferred in the Wing
cemetery.
Frank Lampson Isl in town on busi-
ness for few weeks.
l.. F. Berry has moved his house,
hold goods into the house formerly
occupied by Elmo Godfrey.
The young people Of Wayne Grange
Will give drama in Grange hall Fri
day, March 4.
MONMOUTH.
Special meetings will be continued
at the Methodist church this week.
Miss {. K. Swartz, a Deaconess from
Portland. will assist the pastor. Miss
Swartz is fine singer and accom-
panies herself on the harp.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred K
Blake will be pleased to know that che
lis doing well, after undergoing a
surgical operation Thursday at the
Central Maine General hospital in
Lewiston.
Everett Pinkham of GuiIford was
the guest of his brother. John Pink
ham, last week. Mr. Pinkham was ON
his way to Massachusetts to visit his
children.
Mrs. Ellen Sawyer of Newton Up-
per Falls. Mass, was recent guest
of Mrs. A. c. Sherman's.
Mrs. Mary Eaton of Massachusetts
was the guest OF Mrs. e. a. Prescott
last week.
The Prescott brothers are prcpar-
ing to build barn on their farm.
The annual prize speaking contest
by the pupils of Monmouth Academy
VIII be held Tuesday evening, March
!, in Cumston hall.
Carol Burnham is moving his fam
lily to Leeds.
READFfELD.
DEPOT-Thc many friends of Miss An
gle y. Bourne, who will be greatly
missed In this vicinity, will be saddened
70 learn of her death which occurred at
A. NJ Monday.
AR. and Mrs. Lorenzo Chesley. who have
Deen guests of their brother, Oscar Ches-
ley, in town. and have visited relatives
IN other towns, left Augusta SATURDAY. for
tneir home in Needham, Mass.
Ihe thirty-third birthday anniversary
OF Robert A. Brann was observed at his
home Saturday evening, Feb. a6. Quite a
number OF guests were present to honor
VT. Brann. who has been resident of
neadHeid for many years, and is now
connected in stable business with B Har-
riman. The company were soon engaged
IN games and other enjoyable amuse-
ments. Later. the beautiful cake. made
Dy some OF his young lady friends. was
presented. Ornamented with thirty,thrae
candles it attracted much attention. The
taoie ana room We're prettiy decorated
with flowers, and daffodii presented each
guest, was worn during the evening.
which was passed pleasantly until the
Good bye's.'' mingled with Best
wishes for future happiness" announced
the departure of the guests.
MI and Mrs. n. T.. Gordon, who have
been stopping in Winthrop some time. at
t., the Shriners' meeting at Lewiston.
Thursday and Friday, returning to their
home in Readfield. SATURDAY..
MISS Annie Robinson. who 'ss heen
stopping some time with her sister, Mrs.
Latin of Monmouth, returned home last
week.
Miss Julia Gordon attended theater at
lewiston Monday evening. going by the
way of Augusta to accompany the girls.
who are employees at the State House
1t was pleasing to the friends OF Will
lam Bodee to know that he inquired for
them. while passing on his way home to
Waterville SATURDAY,.
Sidney Leeinan OF Starlls is visiting his
sister, Mrs. L. A. Leeman.
CHELSEA.
Miss Maud Parsons. who is
teacher III the Gorham schools. passed
Sunday with her mother Mrs. +. c.
Meader.
Rufus Lathrop of Gardiner was a
caller in town Sunday.
Mis- Doris Thompson is visiting her
aunt in Augusta for n few days.
II. C. Lawrence and son. William.
arc both confined to the house with
the grip. ~
Quite number of the members of
Gardiner Grange attended the meeting
of Chelsea Grange last Saturday.
Miss Marion Jones of Augusta was
railing on friends in town last Satur-
day.
Archie Collins. the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. +. p. Collins, celebrated
his tenth birthday last Wednesday.
by entertaining a few of his little
friends. All kinds OF games were in
dulged in. refreshments We're served
and general good time was had by
all present.
Miss Emma Green is quite i'll with
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Mary Allen passed the day last
Thursday with her daughter i'm Gar
diner.
Ray and Walter Clark Of White
field, were guests of Bert Collins a
few days last week.
Miss Lizzie Pinkham, who has been
Mrs. w. X. Thompson for
several weeks. has returned to her
home in Tittston.
NORTH PITTSToN.
Mrs Martha Crosby went to Portland
"Wednesday to attend the funeral of her
sister.
Miss Alice Sparrow spent a few days
with her sister. Miss Gertrude Sparrow,
in Augusta the first of the week.
Samuel Clark, a native of this town
but for many years a resident of Califor-
mia. and 10 years ago going to Alaska.
returning over year ago to Massachu-
sets. was in town last Cveek calling on
old friends. All were glad to welcome hm
back to the home and scenes of his youth.
Mrs. f. f. Green passed few days in
Waterville last week, the guest Of her
son. II. +. Green.
Mrs. Charles Starks who has been en-
ployed at Isaac Marson's during the win
ter. is at her home here, Mr.. Marson hav-
ing eec,,rpd Tho cerxicac of man and