Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-09
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEREC
CHELSEA.

viii. beginning Saturday Nov. II, be
held on the first Friday evening Of
each month. and other meetings at :
+ NJ. every Saturday Afternoon until
tie first Of May, The lecturer is
planning for q school day" for Nov.
&c to which all TIE schools in town
nave been invited, with their teach
ers. 3. Walker McKeen. III" lecturer
OF the state Grange, will be present
and talk on schools and there will
probably be other speakers. The pu
pills of all the schools will give d
pleasing program. The suparintend
ent of schools, Mrs. Florence Thorip-
son. who is also secretary of the
Grange, is arranging with the teach
ers for a uniformity Of exercises, so
each pupil will be prepared to dc
their part. A lunch will be served to
the children and the Grange at nnon
aid all are looking forward to q pleas
ant day.
A supper and entertainment will be
given Tuesday evening, Nov. 10 at
the cha pei. the proceeds OF which will
be for tho running expenses of the
church. Supper will be served from
ment to follow. The ladies of the
ncighborhood are invited to meet at
4.30 r. ii. at the chapel to discuss the
ACCESSIBILITY of organizing a Ladies'
Aid society.
TIE school committee has been max
in. some nef ded repairs and changes
in the schoolhousc in district No. a.
Searles Minis. one of the doors has
been taken out and library for the
books built and other improvements
made.
Ernest I.unt Of Augusta and Miss
Swascy OF Portland passed Sunday
as guests of Mrs. Eliza Dorr.
Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Morgan and ohil-
dren visited relatives in Windsor las,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fogg Of RAN
dolp!, passed Sunday with Mrs. F'ogs' $
mother, Mrs Patterson, at Mrs. Villa.
Hemenway's.
Miss Edith Dorr of Augusta passed
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Dorr.
AIR and Mrs. Patrick Hayes and son.
Earle. went to Portland last Thurs
day to attend the annual session of
perance held there.
James Cain has moved into his house
on the Gardiner road. which lie pur-
chased last spring. Thomas Houll-
han Of Randolph has bought the
housa formerly occupied by Mr.. Cain
and has moved into it.
Miss Jennie Theobald of Randolph
passed Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Hayes
Nathan Mason. who was so seriously
injured some weeks ago. has so Tar
recovered as to be able to return from,
tho hospital at the National Home to
his home in town.
Mrs. Charles james of Dresden is tle
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Villa Hemen-
way. for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs John James of Ran
dnlph passed Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. r. p. Collins.
READFiELD.
The Methodist society will soon
have their chapel reseated with first
class easy chairs.
Rev. Mr.. King gave Il missionary
address at the chapel Sunday fore
noon, Nov 6. The pastor Rev. W.
w OO0 gave an INSTRUCTIVE illOSlA dItu
lecture in the evening.
Nelson Gordon has had the dam at
the grist mill built over and it is now
now in the best condition for years.
The Light and Power Co. have had
three of their buildings newly
shinglcd.
Mrs Laughton and Mrs. Jordan
have closed their cottage and gone for
the winter to their home in MelroSe,
Mass
ROME
The dwelling house and its contents
owned by l.. J. Littlefield was totally
destroyed by fire last Monday night.
Alfred Mosher received bad cut
from IA slab saw while working in
sawmill.
Alison G. Foster and Miss Viola
Stcvcford. both of Rome We're united
in marriage Nov. ., by J. II. Little
field. Esq.
J Fl. LittlefelG has had Il garage
built at Hillside camp to accommo-
date the automobiles of summer
guests next season.
Social dance will be held at Hillside
camps Thurs day evening.