Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
KENNEBEC
MON MOUTH.


EAST-The dancing school at Pro-
gressivc Hall opened Saturday evening
with Daniel Furlong as teacher and
ably assisted by his wife. Although
the travelling was bad there was a
large class.
NORTH-Mr Jarius Maxwell is not as
we'll
w. II. Keitt is still confined to the
house by illness.
I.eonidus Pettengill is very poorly.
Postmaster Melser Peaslee is in very
poor health.
]. l.. circuit is confined to the house by
illness.
A. r. King, who is in Datona, Florida
for the winter. is having large quantity
of fancy apples shipped to him.
NJ. r. Hanson has nearly recovered
from his severe Illness
MT. VERNON.
1t is reported that George II. Poole and
family of Auburn, former residents OF
this town. will move to California soon
Chas. W. Mansur proprietor of Mt
Vernon House. is spending the week ir
Portland and Boston on business.
j. +. Hammond and NJ. B. Gilman
made business trip to Augusta Monday
George O. Dill, one of our veteran
hunters. was aroused one night by the
barking of a fox near his dwelling
Selling his gun without stopping t.
killed poor reynard, whose fur Melted the
hunter $50.
Rexford Morrill, has returned from 8
business trip to New Sharon.
Ethel Thing is working for Mrs. J.. p
Carson.
Alvin Butler is quite i'll,
Ernest Jackman. who is teaching in
China, attended the senior reception al
Kent's Hill Friday evening.
Carleton Turner and Lucy Carson Were
at Kent's Hill Saturday evening.
Mrs. Min. Harmon and daughter, Doris
have returned from Bangor.
Addie Comstock has returned to hel
work at Winthrop Center.
WEsT-Mr Overlook of Razoryille
School Union. occupied. the pulpit at the
Free Baptist church Sunday. Feb. 20. Mr..
Overlook preached a very int sting ser
mon from st. Matthew. %, - and !!
verses Nj Overlook also delivered 4
very interesting talk to the Sunday
school. The Christian Endeavor me ting
Sunday evening was led by MI. Over
lock. references Romans 81 II: MI
Overlook also read the IS and 39th verses
The missionary study class met Satnit
day evening at the home of Mrs: Annette
Carr Rev. Leo Dunn. teacher. The class
viii meet SATURDAY Feb. 26, at the home
of Mr. G.. Earle Peachey, weather per
hitting. Mr.. Peachey will have charge
of the class.
Mrs. Vivian Dill was n guest Sunday a
the nome OF ueI AUNT. WI y. W i'''oih
SOUTH-Mss Annie Akers has re-
turned to her home in Andover to
spend the school vacation.
Della Porter took a trip to Lewiston
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Kendall Of I'os-
ton are going to spend the rest of the
winter with his parents ut Dunn's Cor
ner.
Mrs. eslie Foster is recovering from
an attack of the measles.
Clarence Dunn went to Houlton
Tuesday to attend the funeral of a
cousin.
Miss Gertrude Stevens spent Monday
in Winthrop.
The friends of Mrs Mary J. Jacobs
will be sorry to learn that she is suf-
ing from a serious attack of heart
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Archibald of Mt
Vernon visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Pearl on Sunday. Mr.. Pearl. who has
been confined to the house for some time
owing to a painful trouble with his knee
is improving.
Mr.. c. A. Hutchinson celebrated hi5
birthday on Sunday. a few relatives and
friends being invited. fine decorated
cake was presented ny ms grandoaugn-
who was unassisted both in the making
and decorating.
CHINA.
SOCTH-At the last regular meeting
of China Grange neld Wednesday even
ing February 10th, there was a good
attendance. Grange was called to or
der at the usual hour by the Worthy
Master After all business had been
disposed of in the usual manner and
Il short recess taken Grange was again
called to order ard placed in the hands
of the Lecturer. who presented very
interesting program consisting of sto-
ries, quotations and anecdotes of
washington and Lincoln by all men,
bers. Song, Grange choir: reading
paper. Life of Lincoln" Idelia Chad
wick: music, Bernice Whitehouse:
Reading. Life of Washington" Eta
Twitchell; song. Fanny Maxwell; read
ing. .Lincoln's Speech at Gettysburg y
Fanny Maxwell: song, Grange choir.
ROME.
f. T. Foster went to Abbott last
Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Geo. Foster.
Harry Halves won the prize at the
baby's contest at I.ittlefield's hall last
week.