Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-30
KENNEBEC
LfTcAFIELD.

is driving through from AfooStooh
county to take possession of the same
Mr.. Luce and Mr.. Perkins and fam
i!y moved onto the w. {. BoWlcy
farm Friday.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. l.. NJ Bird Wcr"
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Berry
recently.
Mrs. Frank q. Berry arrived home
Saturday, after passing week in
Gardiner with Mrs. s. II. Grccnlicf.
Mrs Berry is still weak from the Of
fcct3 Of an operation she underwent
for appendicitis in Augusta several
weeks ago.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held at Mrs. W. c. Bnwley:s
Thursday evening.
George Powers sustained painful in
juries about the head and face while
fclling trees at the home Of his father
on tho Stevcustown road. Mrs. Powers
is with Him there.
Easter exercises A'cre held at the
chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Spauding has 50 far re
covered frcm her recent illness as to
attend church Sunday
Everett MaXcy. l.. of NJ. II. is pass
ing :: few days at Seven Oakcs.
w II. Goodwin passed i few days
last week al his camo here.
The Barnard cottage has been occu-
pied during the past week.
Leonard II. Merrill and Henry Il.
Merrill were in the place Friday.
PLAINS-Isaac +. Lapham returned
Saturday from visit to his brother
Frank in Watcrvillc.
1,nY trin In
Gardiner Friday.
Miss Cora A.. Maxwell Of Monmouth
was calling on friends here Friday after
noon.
Miss Mary Ranks has returned home
from Lewiston.
Miss Jessie Libby came home from
Winthrop Thursday and is now on the
sick list.
Roy Ranks is visiting his parents here.
Miss Lottie Small of Freeport is visit
ing her cousin Miss Edith NJ. Small.
Rev. Mr. Clark gave an interesting
Easter sermon at the Plains church
Sunday. Decorative flowers were furnish
cd for the church by Mrs. Chase and Mrs.
Roberts.
The funeral of the late e. f. Howe was
Of a. J. Elliott. Rev. J. S Richards Off
ciating.
WAYNE.
The administrators auction sale Of
NJ. B. Sylvester farm, which was adj
vertised for April 16, has been post
poned to April 80.
WEST GARDINER.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Horn, Mr.. and
Mrs HALLS Horn were Sunday guests
at John Horns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Collins at
tended Easter services in Augusta.
Chesley Harper, who attends school
in Turner Center, is passing weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Harper.
VIII Foster was Sunday evening
guest at John Horns.
Mrs. A. w. Fuller is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Morgan of Hal
lowell visited Mr., Morsan's mother,
Mrs. Abby Morgan, Fast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Small of Hal
lowell passed Sunday at James Smalls.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Batchelder,
who have been passing the winter in
HalloweIl, have returned and are now
occupying their home on the Benson
road.
Mrs. Anna Blake was a caller at
Alpheus Spears last week.
Roy DeFratus of Gardiner passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. DeF'ratus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace 4. Fuller were
Sunday callers az Dr. II. |. MerrilTs.
Mrs. Fuller has recently returned
from Il visit with friends in New Jer-
scy.
A consultation Of doctors vas held
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horn in the care of their dSugh-
ter. Mrs. Thoola Savage. Mrs. Savage
has suffered for tho Lust four months
with a JiscaS" which th.. doctors ad
nit they are very much puzzled over.
1t bias been pronounced as tumor Of
the abdomen, lScitc%. also cancer Tho
nature "f III" dis, ~, is IL be dctcrnlr-
cd in the c,ulra., oi two week by an
operation 1T t;ir Augusta Gcnc.al has
pita'.
Mr. ANA Mrs. VIM. r. Mahlncy ana
dauGhtcr, Gertrude OF Easton. who
have been visiting Mrs. Mahancy's
sister. Mrs. Milton Spear, lctt Sunday
for .E;chm"nd "a visit another sister,
Mrs. =. H. T'"dSc, They were accom-
panied hv Miss Alicc Spear. After Il
short visit III Richmond they will re-
TURN to their home in Eastor
FHWm. Buker of Litchfield, a former
teacher. passed sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Spear
CLINTON.
Easter was observed in our churches
very interesting Sermon was deliv-
cred to a large audience in the Brown
Memorial Methodist church by the
pastor. Rev. JaW<s Trip. The
church was prettil.$ decorated with
potttd plants. thanks to c. Percy
Loder.
Rev. James Tripp went Monday to
South Thomaston to Ygit his parents.
Misses Ruth and Marion Andrews
of Brunswick are spending two weeks
with their uncle. DR.. :. l.. Andrews.
Miss Ruth ingalls, Of Waterville
passed Sunday with Mrs, S. l.. An
dreWS
ed Merrill. who has been confined
to the house by sickness. is better.