Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE,


Lawson EuShtOu of Oakland, who has
been at work on the Gage lot for Henry
Bates of Oakland. had the misfortune
Friday to get bad cut on one leg by the
CHANGING of an axe while chopping down
a tree.
Rev. j. $. Cummings, who suffered a
shock Il week ago. is very low NO
hopes are entertained of his recovery
WINDSOR.
About 20 Monday evening partook of
an oId-fashoned supper consisting ot
baked beans. brown bread and pumpkin
pies etc. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Pierce. 4 snug little sum was
realized 1t was presented to the pastor,
Rev. c. f. Cook.
Mrs. Lucy Hallowell. accompanied by
her grandson, William Caswell of Au-
gusta were guests Thursday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Jones enter
tanned at dinner Thursday Mrs. Lizzie
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs James Turner and
son Stanley. and daughter, Miss Iva,
from China.
Miss lola Pierce passed Thanksgiving
recess with her parents in Augusta.
Miss Edna Pierce was home from
Bates College for the Thanksgiving re-
cess.
SOUTH Fre,l Sprowl. who has been
employed by r. F. Jones of Augusta
for the past year. has opened the
blacksmith shop recently closed by
Cleveland Colby.
II. ID. Cooper Of South China was a
recent caller in he place.
Miss NJ e. kimball, who has been
a guest of friends here, has returned
to her home in Portland.
The Ladies' Aid met with Miss NJ
c. Bryant last Tuesday and will meet
with Mrs. Edwin Bullock next Tues
day
David Given and daughter Miss
Edith Given, We're recently visitors in
Gardiner.
Mrs. d. E. Leighton Of South Hope
was a guest several days last week
OF Mrs. 3. 0. MOODY.
Miss Martha c. Bryant and sister,
Mrs. Anne Donnell. were Thanksgiv-
ing guests of Miss Sarah Gray at
Coopers Mills.
Edwin Bullock lost a very valuable
work horse Thursday night, after a
sickness lasting more than week
Z. :. Partridge of North WhitchelG
was in the place recently on legal
business.
TO Skowhegan for a weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Marson visited
relatives in Palermo two davs last
week
CHINA.
Edith Washburn and Ned Wash
burn of Colby passed Thanksgiving
lay at home. They brought with them
\ guest. Miss Diana Wall of Rockport
The Misses Brainard were guests
Thursday of Ms. Chas. Main
The Ladies' Parish Circle gave a
supper Tuesday evening at the Bap-
list vestry.
Miss Abbi" Sturtevant and Mrs.
Nellie Lincoln took their Thanksgiving
dinner at D.. Nelson's.
The village schools closed last Fri
LAY for Il two-wceks vacation. Misses
Marion TAYLOR and Florence Ward,
who are much liked as teachers, will
return for next term.
John Rowe, who has hccn 50 long
seriously i'll. is now able To be out
ana is gaining rapidly.
a supper and musical entertainment
under the auspices of the Methodist
church will ba given soon at Mrs. -.
3. H1rrington's
Mrs. George Cook is recovering from
Il recent surgical operation at the tu-
%uSta General hospital.
Sunday School Temperance con-
cert Vas given at the Baptist church
last sunday evening with marked sue
cess. The program. entitled "A Plea
Tor Freedom from King Alcohol" was
a strong appeal for Christian citizen
snip. Rev. w. p, Palmer made a most
eirnest and fOrceful address along the
same line. A solo was well sung by
Miss Florence Ward
The w. G. r. L. rooms have been
newly papered and otherwise i'm
proved.
Mrs. Everett Gordon has returned
from short visit in Dresden.