Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-04

u Pheasant. II stonGHy the first fair day
anG evening. A baked bean supper will
be served. a free entertainment will be
given in the evening when Mrs. Almira
Pease of IIacianum will exhibit her
FAMILY album. The. different tables will
he presided over by the following conf
mittee: Supper committee, Mrs. Rosa
lN'adieigh Mrs. Sadie Tcbbetts. Mrs Jen-
Enie Clark Mrs. Eta Hewitt. Mrs, Aura
Tibbetts. Mrs. Lillian Yeaton, Mrs. Cora
yca.on: apron and fancy wdfk-Mrs.
Ellen Goweii, Mrs Rosa Wadleigh, Mrs.
Nora Minct. AIRS. Julia Hanson. Mrs.
| Ellen Yeaton. Mrs. May Yeaton; May
lbaskets-Miss Jennie TillsoE: Mrs. Aura
f'ribnetts. Mrs. lillian Yeaton. Mrs. Grace
Fllsifer. Mrs Fife Minot: candy fable
| Mrs. Fmmr Copp, Mrs. Groves, Mrs.
Alice Pinkham, Mrs. Sadie Tibbetts, Mrs.
Palma ChilGs.
Mrs. Ada Floyd Smith Of Winthrop is
visiting htr sister, Mrs. J. f. Ti1lson.
Frank Adams who is critically in of
themorrhage of the lungs is reported as
being slightly improved.
/ Rev. W. z. Overlook is expected to
Enold services at the Rockwoods Corner
church. at ) o'clock Sunday May 3.
Great disappointment was felt last
Sunday over the inability of Rev. Mr..
Mosher of Augusta to hold services here
as expected.
Mrs Smith. So years of age. who fell
last week is In serious condition.
Miss Ellen Taylor made a weekend
visit with ner friend. Miss Ethe1yn
Tucker, returning home Sunday morning.
sidney
WET-Rev. Albert Leach who has
been pastor of the West Sidney Baptist
church for nearly five years, rendered
his resignation Sunday. April II. to take
|effect June so.
Miss Lena Taylor is in Augusta WIS.,
|itins friends.
dened to hear of the death of Henry
Scott Cummings of North Augusta.
Thomas HI. Mills of Mapleton, Nova
Scotia, was the guest over Sunday of
his cousin. Alex Mills He left Monday
for Boston.
Mrs. Nellie Newell of Augusta was in
this place Sunday. Her little son.
Everett, will board with Miss Ellen
Lyon for a few weeks.
Evangelist Perley f. Miller left Mon
day for Rockport. He will return Sat-
'urday to be with this people Sunday.
There will be the usual services at
1890. $50 and 100. All are welcome.
There will be the mid-week prayer
meeting at the Baptist church Thurs
day evening, May at 100 o'clock
Mrs. Eliza Ellis has a work basket
that deserves a word Of mention. 1t
was manufactured wholly by her from
crude basket wood, pounded and
smoothed and cut into strips 3-S of an
inch in width and woven. 1t is very
dainty piece of work and well worth
seeing.
LITcHFlELD.N
STEVENTOWN-Ed Gilbey of Au-
gusta visited his daughters at George
E. Standings Sunday.
Henry Taylor, superintendent of
schools visited the Whittier school
Monday.
Ipez Gowell was at home from Car
diner over Sunday.
Horace a. Randall who is at work
for +. c. Weston, has rented the vacant
house of Mr.. Weston's and with Mrs
Randall ana little son. Herbert, began
housekeeping last week.
Selena Gilbcy returned to her studies
at Litchfield Academy Monday after
spending week at home on account of
illness in the family.
Ethel A. Brann attended the Teach
ers' Convention at Hallowell. Friday.
CHELSEA.
The annual election of officers for
Union Sunday school occurred last Sun
day, with the following result Super
intan1onf IA G
superintendent, L. {. Plummer secreta-
ry. A. Earle Hayes; treasurer, Mrs c.
II. Rouse: librarian, Patrick Hayes: or
ganist Mrs. Rouse. The reports of the
secretary and treasurer for the past
year were very interesting and showed
excellent work by the school, spiritual
", socially. and financially. The same
corps Of teachers were chosen by the
several classes, and the outlook for the
coming year is very promising 'N
The people of this section of the town
were much pleased to welcome back
their pastor, Rev. c. L. Jones who has
been returned to the charge for another
year. "Nn+ $50
The schools in town We're closed last
Friday to allow the teachers to attend
the Teachers County Convention at
Halloween. 'r
Regular meeting Of Chelsea Grange
Will be held Friday evening the sth
Every lady member is to bring a May
basket containing lunch for two. '
Gs F. Page of Randolph passed Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs j.
o. Page, .
Mrs F. c.. Meader visited her daugh-
ter in Lewiston one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan of Ran
dolph passed Sunday with Mr.. Morgan's
parents in town.
Walter and David Hayes who have
been in Boston for the past few
months. arrived homo last week. Wal
ter will work in Augusta during the
summer. and David will remain with
his father on the home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Haley and lit
tie daughter Christine. of Phillips are
in town visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Haley was formerly Miss Nellie
Mansell of this town. ..&. e
Miss Julia Sherman Of Randolph is
passing the week with Miss Fannie Col.
Inns at her home on the Gardiner road
Mr. and Mrs. A. p Norton of Angus
Ia passed Sunday with Mrs Norton's
mother, Mrs. Laura Thompson 1. HI