Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-27
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
MONMOUTH.


turned from Southern Pines. n. c..
where they passed the winter They
we're accompanied by friend. who
will pass the summer with them.
Madison Macomber and his sister.
Mrs. Hattie Rowell, have returned from
Boston, where they passed the winter.
Miss Viola Trask is recovering from
pneumonia, following an attack OF
measles.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.
Cram have recovered from the measles
and five others are sick with the di-
sease.
Rev. C. l. Spear preached his opening
sermon at the Methodist church Sun
day morning, April "a.
The monthly concert of the Mems
own" to which the ladies were invited,
was given at the Congregational church
at 8 P. M. Sunday with the following
program: March, National Emblem"
Monmouth Military Band; piano solo,
Miss Claribel Smith; song, 1.-The Hills
of Cod Mrs. Mary Davis; La Croix
de jerusalem band: vocal duo. Come
Unto Me-" song. ''The Twilight Fails"
Mrs. Olive Gilman; selection, orches-
ira; son, Miss Lena Loon; Chopn's
Funeral March. Band; song, Now /
Lay Ne Down to Sleep" Miss Gladys
Wright; THE Door of Hope" Leslie
Prescott; Celestial" band.
Mrs. Mary Woodbury. of Beverly,
Mass, has been visiting her daughter,
Miss Amy Woodbury..
A &c Carnival will be held from 2
to =. NJ. Tuesday, May 3. under the
direction of the Relief Corps of Mon
mouth. Lots of goods things with
names beginning with &C. will be on
sale and all are cordially invited to
come. Among the convenient articles
will be cooked food, aprons. popped
corn, mystery boxes, Maybaskets, ice
cream and sherbet. The committee in
charge is as follows: Aprons, Mrs.
Bette Woodbury. and Mrs Eta Web
ster; calico cOnveniences. Mrs. Mary
Folsom and Mrs. Bertha Jones; candy,
Mrs. Lydia Sherman and Mrs. Oscar
Richardson; popped corn, Mrs. Maria
Mountford and Mrs. Julia Greenleaf;
cooked food. Mrs. Hattie Andrews,
Mrs. Cathie Randlette and Mrs Alzira
Chase. ice cream. Mrs. Lizzie Sprague,
Mrs. Helen Jones and Miss May
March; curious boxes. Mrs. Myra Day.
Mrs. Eva Frost and Mrs. Curtis.
MT. VERNON.
Carl w. Jacobs has returned to his
home. He has been very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blanchard are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Clough. for a few days.
NJ. J. Creassey was a business caller
in Augusta last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Raymond spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs c. Hutchin-
son.
Mrs. Horace Hall is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs S. Bradley.
Mrs. Bertha Kendall is reported to be
much improved in health.
There will be a dance In Albert G..
Gordons new barn May I'd. If
stormy the first fair night. Music will
be by ID. NJ. league.
Miss Rose Hall returned to her
school In this town after passing Sat
urday and Sunday with her mother
Charles o. Weston has purchased a
very fine pair of horses.
The many friends of Mrs. Almina
Harris will be pleased to hear that she
is gaining rapidly and is able to be out
Of doors.
Fred Elliot Is gaining slowly.
Maurice Chesley Of Augusta was a
caller at A. G. Gordon's last Sunday.
ALBION.
Instead of its regular meeting the
Albion Grange held an all-day meet
ing Friday. April %, for the benefit of
those who are unable to attend the
evening meetings. After fine dinner
of baked beans which was enjoyed by
about 20 of the members the follow.
ing program was presented: Song by
choir; original poem. Myra Whitaker:
essay. Hannah Crosby; reading. Evic
Rackliffe: essay. Josie Wilson; ques-
tons answered by the members: ques-
ton. which Is the More Profitable
to Raise Grain and Buy Fertilizer or
Buy Grain?" opened by r. J. Whitak-
err. followed by ID. G. Midget, f. r.
Davis. J. l.. Buzzeli, f. +. CrOmmett.
Z. S. Billings and E. Crosby: violin
solo. Voyle Abbott; essay. Winnifred
Webb: reading, Everett Crommctt
song and encore. Gladys Byther; read
ing. Susie Swears; the topic for dis
cussion. 1.-The Orchard-Its Care and
Improvement" opened by c. S. Bill
ings. followed by d. G. Midget, r. j.
Whitaker. f. f. Crommett, J. L. Buzz
zell, c. Z. Wilson. Otis Meader, ] w.
Husscy; reading. Henry Shay; song
by Grange. An excellent time was re-
ported by all.
The DIST anniversary of the I. o. Q.
i, was observed on Sunday the cath.
The members of the Albion Lodge at
tending divine services in body. The
Lygonia Rebekah Lodge also attend
cd. The services were held in the AL
hion Christian church and were con-
QUOTED by the Rev G.. H. Kent. who
chose for his principal theme, Friend
ship, Love and. Truth"
Charles Abbott is suffering from an
acute attack of seiatica
Sydney Wentworth is dangerously
Ill with pneumonia
, The children of Ed Rich have scar
ictina and the house has been auaran-
tined.
-i" vASSAL
SOUTH-Mrs. r. J. Stone and son.
Kenneth. passed a few days at Show
legan last week visiting relatives.
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