Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18

udsS Will pHcuiHOuid. ~ 10 eSptCIdlly
sad as she leasesea family Of small
children.
Frank Whitman was in Millinocke'
last week on business.
c. Percy Loder and family were in
Pittsfield last Wednesday.
L. Decker. Jr. the; barber. and Ralph
Runnells are i'll with the mumps, as are
also a number from the High school.
The church at the Ferry was opened
Sunday, May Is 1t is hoped to have
services during the summer.
George Henry Lewis OF Morrison's
Corner died very suddenly Saturday
The funeral will be held at his late
home Tuesday at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. Walter White has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sar-
gent in Fairfield.
The Queen Marguerite Circle which
held a Japanese sale in connection
with supper last Thursday realized a
nice little sum. The little misses are
hard workers under the direction of
their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. o.
p. Wheeler.
The annual meeting of the Arcana
Club which was postponed on account
of the illness of the president, Mrs.
Addie Holt. was held Tuesday of last
week with Mrs. Lottie Cain. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. Ida An
drews: vice. president, Mrs. Nina
Loder; secretary. Mrs. Ethel Shaw;
treasurer Mrs. Alice Marcia. Other
business for the year was taken up.
The first meeting for the summer will
be held with Mrs. Tom Ward, May II.
CHINA.
Mrs. S. X. Coffin was in Albion Satur-
day. on business. I.
Mr. and. Mrs. D. Q. Leache have re-
with Mrs. Leache's parents in Rockland
The town school observed ArbOr day
with appropriate exercises and by setting
ting out trees. They were assisted by
with their teams to haul gravel for the
schoolhouse yard; they also worked on
the road. A baked bean dinner was served
by some of the ladies.
Buford Reed is running new tele-
phone line in vassalboro
The China Telephone. Co. have lately
extended their line as far as Vassalboro
town farm and installed eight phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dondero of Chelsea
were Sunday guests at Mr. T. S. Earring
toms.
While little Eden Jerolman, aged two
years old. was playing in the, barn he
fell. coming in contact With a plow In
such. a way as to cut him about the hip.
recurring the services Of DR.. Small. as
sisted BY Elizabeth Craig, a trained
nurse. The wound was closed by taking
a few stitches. The little fellow was
Miss Florence Carl passed Saturday
and Sunday with her mother. Mrs: w j.
Thompson. She was accompanied by her
college friend. Miss Bessie Cummings.
5. K. Coffin left May IL for the West,
where he has employment.
SOUTH-Harold w. Jones was in Wa
terville on business Saturday.
James Fl. Holmes attended the S. S.
conyention in OAKLAND on Friday.
willis Wills 2: Jones one. Of Colby; who has been
returned to Watervile Monday.
spent Saturday and sunday With his pa par,
ents, Mr.; and Mrs. Frank H; Jones.
Conn. is spending the summer with his
mother. Mrs. Coffin. of this place.
Prof. W. J. Thompson arrived in this
place Saturday night.
Harvey and Francis Jones are i'll with
the mumpS.
Miss Alice Simpson is very i'll at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. H. Whitehouse.
Mrs. Anna Jones was in Waterville
Monday.
2. 4: Thompson is working by the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson HAYES called on
RELATIVES at Weeks Mills Sunday.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Miss Evie G. Smith Of New
York city arrived Thursday in town and
will pass her vacation at the home OF
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ferrand were
recently at Canton.
Arthur J. Dollof. who has been al
work in New Hampshire has returned
home.
The scholars and teacher devoted part
Of Friday to clearing up the school yard
and improving the looks Of the grounds
Mt. Vernon Grange held a regular
meeting May A. The question for dis
cussion was How May the Grange In
crease Its Resources and Further the
Ms stao ~ Of Hall? Opened by Worthy
W. Weber. Blanche Bent and, ]. A.
Randlette. REGULATIONS and readings by
May Archibald. Marguerite Allen, J. A.
Randlette and others. followed. Hon. D
II; Thing, 50 years old. was present and
added to the interest of the occasion.
Next meeting will be held on the evening
Of May %. Topic for discussion will be
The Safe and Profitable Investment of
should our High Schools and Academies
Provide Courses of Study in Agriculture
and Domestic Science?" by Worthy Lee
turer Elmer H. Weber There will be
work in the First and Second degrees and
1t is desired that the entire membership
be present.
II. w. Webber, the census enumerator.
completed the work on Wednesday,
RIVERSIDE.
Jonn Gardner and Miss Efie Went
worth We're united in marriage Thurs
day evening, May II, by Rev. S. H. Bur-
ton. Both are popular young people of
Riverside and their many friends ex.
tend congratulations.
READFlELD.
EAST-The Sunday services were very
interesting as usual. Rev. Mr. CIiffird's !
discourse was from Matthew. Xix:27
There was good attendance al Sunday
school at the close of the preaching SER
vice. There are four classes in ali. All
are cordially invited to these Services
Mrs. c. NJ. Heath goes to Auburn three
times week. to be treated for her head
and eyes.
Eugene SherbMrne of Boston is visiting
in town for few days
An interesting game of baseball be-
tween the Readfield Depot boys and win
throp Center was played on the grounds
opposite the church Saturday AFTERNOON.
resulting In score of u to in favor OF
the former. -"s'- -
George Higgins of Auburn visited bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. o. Ifireins