Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-26

the lessons.
Mrs Nelson Poole, who was the en-
deared aunt of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Fred White, has the sympathy of her
friends in this sad event.
Mrs. f. j. Brown and Miss Edit,
Stanley were callers ut Mrs. Mary Ste
vcns, Friday. MIR. and Mrs. Brown
plan To attend th2 lee carnival al Nom
treat. While there they will be the
guests by invitation Of Mr.. and Mrs
i.onsft rsro"h, Who are we'll known
here
1me Misees Jessie and Susie Carr
had /; very pleasant walk from their
home to phe Depot Sunday morning. a
dis;a,.cc u! SIP: miles.
BELGRADE.
III, reading and dance given by the
members of the graduating class of B.
H. $. was great success. good SIM
was realized.
Fred NJ TebbettS Of kent's Hill was at
horse Saturday and Sunday
The Ladies Aid met Jan. 70 with Mrs
Jennie Clark. Twe nty members were
rr,.s mt A goodly amount of sewing was
done and fine time enjoyed Refresh
meats were served. The next meeting will
b, Ii Id with Mrs. Frank Tibbetts
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. . If stormy
the first fair day.
Leo Dunn will hold services at the Old
South church at Rockwood's Corner at
80 o'clock Sunday. Jan. 80 Immediately
following Sunday scilool. which will be
held mt $50 o'clock. Ample room for
standing horses at the stables of Mrs
Jane lockwood. Linn Minot and F. G.
Yeaton, al of whom are near the church.
Mrs Rosa Wadleish picked -pansies
from her garden Jan. %.
There was no meeting of Belgrade
Grange on Jan. -, owing to the storm.
The Ladies' Aid met last week with
Mrs. Jennie Clark. There was a good
attendance and fine time was en-
joyed, good amount of work being
done. Light refreshments were
served and singing and instrumental
music enjoyed. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Aura Tibbetts,
Feb. -
The Mckinley Sunday-school is
well attended each Sunday Next
Sunday the school will begin at 100
o'clock and Leo Dunn will conduct
services at go All are invited to at
tend
Mrs. Ellen Yeaton will leave Tues
day for a few weeks visit with
friends in Boston.
Miss Edith Austin has gone to Bos-
ton and Providence to visit rela-
tives.
WINDSOR.
A large number of members and in
vited guests were present at G. A. r.
hall, Windsor, Wednesday evening,
Jan. 10, to witness the installation of
the Offices elect of Whitefield Lodge,
No. 40, A o. Z. w. The ceremony
was performedHby Past Master c. !.
Haskell of South China. who was ac-
companied by quite a delegation from
Harlem Lodge. The following officers
we're installed: Past workman, Frank
Colburn; foreman, A. Fl. Ware; over
see. E. e. Trask: past master. L. A.
Howe: recorder, C. F. Donnell. finan-
cier. H. e. Malcolm: receiver. J. S.
Gray; guide, Frank Trask; l. watch
nan. r. B. Jewell Following the in
s.alation all were pleasantly enter
aired by Miss Agnes Hersev reader.
OF East Corinth. Her selections were
i r' a ut it. ,pea;a' mention should
be hl:,de OF The |" 'dnnr, o. -
Washtub" and The Mam;ny's Lula
p%. she possesses the art Of making
herself a favGrtp win III j: v.'t, n Sh
meets. Her style is ma u~al AID I'M
affected and she easily takes hnr place
rs z reader Of high or ..f.r the
Iiteitainncnt those pr snnt adjourn
ed to the tiininS hall where q good
supper was seaNad ana the remainder
of the evening vas passed in social
Chat U":ii TINE Tor the visitors 10 pa
turr - ir hoIfleS.
Addison Scekins of Weeks Mills hos
b"ughi tlIn place kn wn a. tie rnsenh
Coiburn farm.
Fred Munroe Of Augusta was in
town Sunday calling on friends.
Miss Agnes HerSey was the guest of
Mrs. Frank Colburn last week.
Mrs. William Dutton has been visit
ing friends in Augusta the past week. |
" James Sproul with several teams has
been hauling pine logs from the Robert
Barton lot.
WEST-Rev. and Mrs C. T. Cook
with their son Reuel were dinner
guests at O. E. Carpenters last Thurs
day. Mr.. Cook was an afternoon call.
er at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Hussey Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fuller of
South China We're business callers in
the place Friday.
Charles Saben has been emnIoved
for few days replacing the roof on
the barn of l.. A. Fowler of yassal-
boro that was taken off in the gale of
three weeks ago.
David Lamson is passing the winter
at the home of his brother. Stenhen
Lamson.
Mrs. Hiram Pierce of North Wind
sor was visitor over Sunday OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Hussey.
SOUTH-M. ]. Mosher was in An
gusta Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Marley of Gardiner was
a guest of Mrs. s. o. Moody wednes-
day and Thursday
Miss Addie Dunbar was recentfy in
Augusta.
Several from here attended the Re-
bekah installation at Cooper's Mills
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis have gone
to Skowhegan for the winter.