Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16
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of South China was caller at C. H.
1 Pope's Friday.
I Rev Mark Thomas of East Benton
was a guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. H.
! Pope during the session of the Friends
| Quarterly meeting, which was held
Saturday and Sunday at East Vassal-
boro.
Miss Mae Sibley Of South China at
tended the business session of the
Friends Quarterly meeting Friday.
WAYNE.
| Mrs. Mary Maxim celebrated her
eightieth birthday Wednesday, Jan.
10 with a birthday dinner Mr. ana
| Mrs. Ellis Lincoln, Charles Maxim,
| Kate Maxim, Wllbcr Maxim, Carlisle
Lincoln, Evelyn Lincoln being present.
/ Just as the dinner was being served
Mrs. Maxim was presented with 4
1 beautiful clock. from her children by
i Mrs Lillian Lincoln. her OILY laugh
! ter
1 Mrs. Annie Walker OF Lewiston is
/ visiting her mother, Mrs. Huldah
Il George.
/ 1t $ reported that Elmo Godfrey has
\ bought Mrs. Earskin's place.
| Mrs. Stella Dyer mas returned TO her
/ home in Woodfords, Maine.
\ Mrs. EichcnSon is in Wayne for
/ short time.
1 Mrs. I.lcinda Earskin is in town on
/ q business visit.
/ Mrs. Bertha Norris has returned
! from S!rickland'
| Lerdall Wing is working at Fayette.
/ Miss Myrtle Wing is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ethel Fcss of Auburn.
! Miss Mary Roberts is at home after
| working several weeks ut North
/ Wayne.
1 z. b. Starrett has about finished his
i operations at the FosS lot and is UNI
decided where he will so next.
4 Mrs. Sarah Norris friends will be
+! pleased to learn that she is rapidly
4 improving from her severe Illness.
! Heyiitte Lowe was in town last week
! and purchased from S. p. Manter the
logs he has yarded to be delivered on
the Androscoggin Lake and will be
driven in the spring to Lewiston.
i Bert lzzell is saving wood in town
| with lis engine.
/ NORTH-NIrs. Mary Drinkwine went to
Il Burnham Monday afternoon to care for
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Francis Libby,
II who is i'll.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Fred
II Allen Thursday afternoon. There was a
A good attendance.
II Mrs c. NJ. Stevens passed short time
/ with Mrs. G. c. N. Bean at Readfeld
II Tuesday afternoon.
Nelse Rankin returned Tuesday from
Grafton, N. H., where he has been at
tic 70 fhar Il
I Rankin is improving from his illness of
the measles and is able to go out when
the weather is warm
/ Mrs. Marion Lucas made short call on
Mrs. Mary Keith and her daughter, Miss
l Lillian, Wednesday afternoon.
Z Mrs Ella Gunner of Fayette was call
! ing on friends in the village Thursday.
Mrs. A. b. Smith and Mrs. Lois Smith
n were callers at the home of Mrs. T.. L..
Stevens Wednesday afternoon.
II Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Ladd of Winthrop
II were guests of Mrs. Ladds mother, Mrs.
Lois Smith. Wednesday.
| Mrs. A. n. Wing accompanied her sis
ter, Mrs. c. A. Dyer, to her home at
| Woodfords Friday for a short visit.
Mrs. Arzetta Stevens made a short call
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gunner at Fay
cite Wednesday afternoon
Forest Rowe and C. p. Huff attended
the horse trot at Augusta Thursday.
w. c. Abbott is cutting ice for Charles
Folsom at Echo lake.
/ Mrs. E. l.. Stevens passed Friday with
Mrs. A. b. Smith.
Mrs. Clara Jones of Fayette will keep
house for Mrs. A. n. Wing during her alb
sence.
Farmers are again cutting and hauling
their ice and are in hopes to get it all
housed before another thaw.
Mrs Ella Frost and little daughter have
| returned from Readfield and are stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Drink
wine.