Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-19
CHELSEA.

-. CHELSEA.
wEST-Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wallace
called on friends in Augusta Sunday.
number OF young people met at the
Town hall Saturday evening and enjoyed
dancing.
Hiram Hayes has returned from Green
vile where he has been at work in the
woods.
Mrs. Hannah Barrett, who has been i'll
for the past month. is improving.
II. L. Hayes with a crew Of men is cut
ting hemlock logs which he purchased in
West Gardiner and hauling same to
Moulton's mill in Randolph, where they
will be sawed into lumber for his new
barn.
Mrs. John Morrow, who is i'll with bad
cold. is rapidly recovering.
II. NJ. Swift is hauling wood to Gardi-
ner. where he has sold several cords.
Theodore Hayes is cutting and hauling
pine logs which he has sold to H. L..
Hayes.
John Grant Of Randolph went fishing
at the Nahumkeag pond one day last
week and secured q nice pickerel.
Charles Markham returned to his home
Thursday. after being away several weeks
building house.
~ SIDNEY.
Rev. G. E. Manter Of Hilton, N. Y. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. ".
Manter.
Mrs. Jesse Whitcomb Of waterville Wis.,
tied her sister, Miss Amanda Ellis. one
day last week.
David Bailey returned Friday from
Portland suffering from an attack Of
German measles.
Miss Lillian Cowan of v ateryille was
at her home here over Sunday.
There will be a Box sociable at the
church Saturday evening. Jan. o.
NORTH-sidney Grange. p. of H., 1874,
will install the officers for the ensuing,
year Thursday evening. Jan. q. State
Master Stetson will act as the installing
officer. oyster stew, cake and coffee will
be served after the installation
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Burgess of Wa
terville were guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Chadbourne
Mr.. and Mrs. David Munseys of Oak
land were calling on friends in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Skillings, Mrs Coleman
Hussey and little daughters. Evelyn and
Ethelyn. Of East Vassalboro were guests
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Hussey
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bailey OF River
side spent Sunday at S. A. Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. p. Reynolds of Lake
shore were visitors at NJ. C. Moores Sum
day.
CLINTON.
AIRS. II. w. Knight slipped on the
sidewalk Saturday evening on her way
to the library and broke her wrist
NJ. L. Chase on The Kennebec road
has been very sick with an abscess in
his throat.
Mrs. John Flood has just returned
from visiting in Portland.
Mid-term exams We're given last
week In the village schools
Harold Stacey, principal of the High
school. was called to Waterville Friday
to attend the funeral of relative.
Mrs. Alfred Weymouth of Morrisons
Corner and Mrs. Jennie Low have been
called to Lowell. Mass. by the death
of their sister, Mrs. ANGELA Starbird,
who formerly lived in Clinton.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Goodwin and son
Rose of Springfield. Mass. recently
visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Ross
Mrs. II. c. Fierce of Waterville is
visiting her sister Mrs. y. p. Wheeler,
also Mrs. r. w. Potter of Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Agnes Orcutt Of Waterville WIS.,
tied Miss Mildred Burns over Sum
day.
Miss Ida crcutt Of Waterville visited
Alice Dodge oyer Sunday.
Clinton Grange held very interest.
ing public meeting Saturday evening,
during which the officers were installed
by state Master Stetson. A short pro-
gram was taken up and an oyster sup
per was served to about $50, including
guests from Canaan, Albion and Ben
ton Oranges.
MONMOUTH.
The second annual mid-winter band
concert by the Monmouth Military
Band will be given Friday evening.
JAN II. at Cumston hall. The farce
"A PAIR of Gloves" will be presented
An Oyster supper and dancing will
follow the entertainment.
One of the most pleasing entertain-
ments eyer given at Grange hall was
that at the regular meeting on the
evening of Jan. II. when Miss Agnes
.. Hersey of Corinth was reader and
Walter Cook of Massachusetts was
whistling soloist. Both favored the au-
dicnce several times. There were also
selections on the graphaphone by Miss
Laura Lord.
The annual meeting of Cumston Lii
hraryi Association was held at the Ii
brary rooms Jan. II. An oyster dinner
was served. At the business meeting
Miss Fannie Cunningham was elected
secretary Of the association to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of DR..
Il. X. Marston. and Ethan Little was
chosen a trustee. also to fill DR..
Narston's place. The reports Of libra
rIaH and treasurer were read. r. G.
FlGhiGh was chosen auditor. The ex-
ecdtive committee of the association
consists of the, following members:
Mrs.. Ida Cochrane. Mrs. Bertha Pres
rott. Miss Caroline Pierce. Mrs. Allie
Perkins and Mrs. Mary Merrill.