Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-16

meeting will he held with Mrs. Rosa
Wadlcieh Wednesday, Nov. Is. The
la lies have had row of fine horse
sheds built at the church A Shingling
bee was well attended Friday. a dim
ner vas served at noon by the ladies
| to the shinglers.
| James Lombard has been appointed
| tasman in the vacancy caused by the
, death of Ben NJ Penney.
Schools in town closed Friday for
two weeks vacation. The High school
| will close Nov. % for short recess.
Mr.. Scribner plans to spend several
| weeks III Boston this winter.
| \ surprise party was given Mr.. and
| Mrs Waiter L. Knowles. it being the
anniversary. OF the second year of their
marriage Refreshments We're served
and the evening was enjoyed by all.
| MIR Shaw is slowly improving in
| health.
Nern Foster is i'll at his home.
Charles stevens is comfortable, hut
Will not be able to be about tor sew
eral weeks.
Town schools have closed for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Wilkins of Winthrop was a
guest last week at Mrs. Shaw's.
CHELSEA. H..
WEST-Harold Salisbury and friend
Mr. Brown OF Augusta passed Sunday
with Mr.. Salsburys sister, Mrs. Theo-
dOre Hayes.
Mrs. Florence Austin of Aroostook
county was the guest of her brother.
John Matthews for a few days visit on
| the way to her parents at Squirrel
point. where she will spend the winter.
| She was, accompanied by her infant
son.
| Mrs. @. A. Winslow and daughter
+, Mae. of Randolph, called Sunday on
Mrs. II. l.. Hayes.
| Frank Robbins has his new barn
| quite we'll under way, which he built
| in place of the one that was burned
| by lightning last summer.
| Miss Bertha Markham is quite i'll at
| the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Will Markham.
Schools in town will close Friday
for Il weeks vacation, commencing
again the 18th for the winter term.
! Mrs. Morrow is i'll with rheumatism
az her home.
MONMOUTH.
Large quantities of potatoes are
held by many farmers for a better
price.
Nearly all the fruit in town has been
! sold.
/ Messrs. Soper and Hathaway are
! running their cider mills on full time.
Sherburn, Cove, one of Monmouth's
aged and respected citizens. died last
! week at the home of Benjamin Fogg,
where he had been making his home
lof late Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Spear of the
| Methodist church Interment was at
the Center cemetery
1t is understood that the electric
light system is to be extended to the
state Farm at Highmoor
| NCHTH-Captain and Mrs. H. O.
P"rr| al Fort Fairfield We're guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Seahury last
week. going to Waterville, where they
have many friends and relatives. Mr.
Perry was former commander of the
Grand Arr,y of Marine
John T.. Lowell has gone to Augusta
to work at numbering for the winter.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Eudd Turner of Water
ner's parents. iir and Mrs A. NJ. Tur-
nor. Mr. Turner is freight conductor
on the NJ. c. r. r.
A social dance was held Friday night
at Tiremen's hall. Prescott's Orches
trNfurHished music.
John Henry, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs john W. Robinson. is sick with
infantile paralysis. Much sympathy I.
felt for them.
| MT. VERNON
The Aunt BettyS Corner Literary
CLUBS drama. Which was given Fri
day evening al OGd Fellows hall, was
well attended and proved a success. A
! social dance followed the entertain
ment.
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