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

Stanley Tucker. son of l.. d. Tucker.
is very sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Emily Clayton spent several
days last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs V. B. Fuller are in
wayne. called here by the death Of
Mrs. Fuller's sister
Mrs. Stella Dyer is visiting friends
in Wayne
FAYETTE.
Charles Stevens, Lee Norton, Bert
Selmour and Edward Seymour are cut
ting pine for F. Fl. BODICE on Mrs.
Knowles" lot.
waiter Underwood has men cutting
pine on his lot
Miss Alice NJ. Hewett is unable to
walk; having lost the use of her limbs
Mrs. Charlotte Dodge remains about
the same; able to be up about the
house.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Mrs. Dora Horn and little
grandson Garland were guests Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Annette Carr.
Mrs. John Anderson was a guest last
week at the home of her daughter, Mrs
G. E. Peachey of Fayette.
Weather permitting, the monthly bust
ness meeting of the Christian Endeayor
Society will be held Tuesday, Feb. 1. A
full attendance is desired as important
business will come before the meeting
Miss Signe Anderson was guest
Wednesday last of her sister, Mrs. Dena
Peachey.
EAST-The Ladies Aid of Readfield
Depot presented the drama THE Dees-
trict Skule at Blewberry Corner at the
church. Dunn's Corner, Thursday even
ing, Jan. o. Although the weather and
travelling was bad, the church was nearly
filled and the evening very much enjoyed
by all present. All the parts were so per-
fectly taken it would seem an injustice to
make especial mention of any, but we can
hardly refrain from mentioning the inim-
liable way in which Mrs. E. E. Roundy
took the part of the mischievous scholar
and L. B. Wright the part of the 4-year-
old going to school for the first time
Solos were rendered between acts and
the farce THE Two Lunatics" was also
presented in very pleasing manner by
Mr. Farnsworth and Mrs. Winnie San
born. Taken in all it was a most pleas
ant and enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. T. Pinkham and niece,
Miss Ellen Taylor spent the day Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tucker and
attended the entertainment at the church
in the evening.
George II. Higgins was calling on
ri Nohn
Measles are prevalent in the neighbor
hood, being brought from Kents Hill by
Matte Kendall.
Miss Nellie Gordon of Readfield. who
has been assisting her aunt, Mrs. Florence
Hall, with her work. has returned to her
home.
BELGRADE.
The Whittier school closed Friday,
after very successful term of nine
weeks taught by Miss Donna l.. Yea
ION, Bates II. The pupils not absent
for the term were Doris Tibbetts,
Ernest White and Florence White. An
entertainment was given in the evening
for the purpose of raising money for
a clock for the school room. 1t was
1 delightful time and nearly Sc was
realized. The program was by the
pupils and consisted of singing, recita-
tons and number of dialogues. Miss
Yeaton will leave Monday to resume
her studies at college. with the best
wishes of her many friends here.
Paul Yeaton, Bates ~ was at home
over Sunday.
George Wadleigh cut his knee quite
badly while working in the woods for
]. C. Scates last week.
The community were greatly shocked
to learn of the death of Fred, the
son of Augustus and Laura
(Penney) Brown. which occurred very
suddenly of pneumoniI~at a hospital in
Boston. His parents, one brother and
one sister survive. Much sympathy
is felt for the bereaved ones.
Leo Dunn preached a very fine SER
mon from Luke tx, 81, at the Old South
church at Rockwood's Corner, Sunday,
January 80. All present expressed a
desire to hear this talented young man
at the same place again in the near
future.
Blanche Hanson has secured en-
ployment as stenographer with Wick
cry & Hill. Augusta.
Mrs. Menges lis visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Percy Hanson.
Work in the First and Second de-
grees at Belgrade Grange, Saturday
evening, Feb. 5.
Lee Yeaton lost a finger Saturday by
being caught in the handcar on the NJ.
c. r. R., where he is employed as sec
ton man.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. n. Burgess
of Waterville passed Sunday at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E A. Wallace.
Mrs Harriet Morrow is critically i'll
with Brights disease.
The friends of Mrs. Minnie Cook
have pieced several quilts for her and
Wednesday are going to meet for the
purpose of quilting them. A Picnic
dinner will be served and all interested
are invited to attend.
Charles Downing Of Augusta was a |
b usiness caller In town Saturday.
Eugene Wallace. who has charge Of |
4 State fish hatchery at Greenville |