Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-23


Tracey.
George Mosher is making improve
ments on his house.
Mrs. Alfred Mosher has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs Sydney Knowlton
OF Waterville.
Mrs. A. S. Foster is confined to her
room by illness.
The schools began Monday after q
two weeks vacation. \
The Robbins schoolhoues has reA
Gently been repaired.
WiNDsoRvlLLE.
Capt. James Slater OF Washington
vas q SunAay guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hall. He visited friends in
Augusta Monday, returning here Tues
day, the guest of Mrs. ]. b. Stilphen
He accompanied his daughter, Mrs
Byron Eradstreet to Massachusetts
Wednesday. Capt. Slater is 80 years
Of age.
Mrs. !:lwOod Weeks who passed the
summer and autumn with her mother,
MIS- j. j. Dougie. has returned to her
home n Pi:tsfcld.
Miss Olive Joscelyn left Friday for
Il visit to friends in Boston.
Mrs Charles Griffin and daughter.
MIS-. Gertrude Madden. are reported
10 be visiting relatives in Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island.
\. r. Jacobs of Portland, general
foreman OF the New England Tele-
phone Co.'S construction line, was a
business visitor Thursday in town.
AIR. and Mrs. Wright Hisler of
Weeks Mills were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
French
Mr. and Mrs. John Dougie and son
George returned Friday from a weeks
visit to relatives in Pittsfield and Au-
eusta.
Mrs. ]. B. Stilphen was the guest
Wednesday of Mrs. ]. w. French, OF
Mrs. Edwin Bullock Thursday at
South Windsor, the guest Friday of
her cousin, l.. +. Bradstreet and
daughter Claridell of Farmingdalc,
and a guest Saturday of Mrs. o. Il.
Cooper in Chelsea.
Ephraim Jackson, aged Sc years,
passed away very suddenly Friday
last. Funeral services We're held
Saturday afternoon at his late home.
The fall term of Erskine schoo.
closed Friday, Nov. II, with a Boa
social and entertainment for the bene-
tit of the School League. They real
lied d snug sum.
Miss Marcia A. Bradstreet, who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Howe of Augusta Monday and Tues.
day last, has since been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph French.
~ y. Moody is making extensive
repairs On hi, house. He has laid
pipes and brought water into the
house.
J. y. Cannon Of Orono was a guest
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w French.
Mr. and Mrs. Sewall Peasley of
Chelsea We're Sunday guests of their
father. S. II. PeaSley. and sister. Mrs.
Dolly Wright
Miss Jessie Douglass of Middleton,
Conn. is visiting her sister. Miss. Fam
ME Douglass and GRANDPA Their. y Dexter
Dunton.
J. ". SprOui has purchased the hay
harvested on the William Doe farm
and owned by Yeaton Dunton.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Albert Pike is in town for a
few days.
Vance Lincoln. who has typhoid
foyer. Is slowly improving.
Lendall Lincoln Is home for a short
vacation
Mrs. Dodge and Miss Nellie Dodge
have clo>ed their house for the win.
ter.
Miss irene McAllister will go Fri
day to Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. Chapman have come
10 Wayne for teh winter
Mis-, :c oP
Or. +. l.. Chenery. al
Miss Matte Swift is at home for a
short time.
Miss Pearl Norris gave party
Monday night at her home.
.Htrs Maud Wing is i'll.
Mrs. Rlanch Wright, who is in a
hospital at Lewiston. is improving.
Carl 'Nerril Arthur WEIGH and Joe
Bradford have gone deer hunting
Miss Kate Maxim is visiting her
aunt in Warren, Mass.
FAYETTE. =.
The entertainment and box social
given Saturday evening by Mckinley
League at the Corner schoolhOuse was
marked success in every way. The
program was as follows: Music,
monograph: song and hoop drill by
school; recitation, Rachel White
more: recitation, Louise Hessman;
recitation. Lawrence Kent; exercise,
Little Housekeeper,'' four girls; song.
Maize and Loretta Schmidt; recita-
ton, Margaret Whittemore; dialogue.
The Sick DOil'; music. monograph;
recitation. Ralph Kent: flag exercise,
four children; nonologue. What are
we going to do" Mrs. Severson:
music monograph; THANKSGIVING eN-
crcise, nine children; recitation. Thel-
ma Severson; recitation. Inez judi
kins: dialogue, six little thankfuls'
song, Come Out and Play" Maize
Schmidt and Gladys Jones; dialogue,
'nappreciated Genius: reading,
Street Car Gossip" Mrs. Judkins'
music, phonograph: dialogue, Aunt
Martha's Rise: song, Good Night,
school. ..-
Auctuneer Jones found ready BID
ders for 4 large number of boxes. The
evenings receipts were $50 which Will
be used to beautify the schoolroom.