Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-23
LINCOLN
DRESDEN.

'7ti ifS vi IilectiHSo N'i =
held in the NJ. f.. church DURING all
last week. They We're conducted b.f Mr..
Milligan OF North Newcastle. Mr. Mil
hgan has a very beautiful voice and
the many songs which he sang were
duly appreciated by all. The meetings
will continue this week.
Lewis Woodward and Miss Bernice
Woodward are both at home from their
schools passing their vacations.
Miss Annie Houdlett of Waterville
is at home for weeks vacation
Mrs. l.. H. Bickford, who has been
passing the winter with her sister in
Roothbay, returned to her home Fri
day.
A very interesting program is being
prepared for Easter to be given Sun
day morning by the children and a.
cantata viii be given in the evening
Mrs. II A. Bickford is i'll.
The Ergonia Society held its meet
ing Friday afternoon, the following
program being given: Recitation, Leila
Call; recitation, Horace Weymouth;
recitation, Emma Dodge: piano solo,
Winfield Mayors: recitation, Edgar
White; recitation. James Deweaver;
remarks, Principal n. S. Lord.
The auxiliary met with Mrs H. A.
Rickford Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the par
sonage Tuesday.
Mrs. Stanley Meserve and little son
are i'll with scarlet fever
Mrs. Albert Alley is caring for Mrs.
Tryphosa Cate.
Tho
nual meeting Monday.
WALDoBoRo.
Mrs. James Graham of Topsham is in
town, the guest of Mrs. NJ A. Hutchins.
The Snsannah Wesley Society are MAX
ing preparations for their annual Easter
sale.
The Waldoboro grange attended the
Methodist church Sunday morning, March
10Th and listened to a sermon by The pas
tor Rev. ~ r. Pearson.
c. II. Curtis is improving his residence
by adding a veranda
Mrs. Delora Comery is visiting friends
in Augusta.
Fl. p; Millett has leased the rooms over
Miss Elizabeth Genthner's store and will
occupy il as real estate Office,
Mrs. Roscoe Benner is visiting her
daughter in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Ella Benfield returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Poor has returned to
North Adams, after spending several
weeks with her mother in town.
Crinliffe Ashworth was at Bowdoin Col
lege. Brunswick. last week.
WiscAssET.
George Erskine of Alma was in town
last week.
Frank Knight of Bowdoin College, who
Is teaching South Thomaston High school
was calling on friends in town Saturday
Arthur BuZZell has sold his house on
Front street to Mr.. Cove of Edgecomf
and moved into the home vacated by Mr.
Cove.
Nova Scotia.
Mrs. w. L. Albee and daughter Helen
We're in Bath Saturday.
David IIoudlette and Fred Rlen of
Dresden were in town last Tuesday.
\ very pretty social event was the
dance held in Franklin hall last week, IN
honor of Herman Dodge's birthday ami
versary.
H. a. Bickford and j. l.. Houdlette of
Dresden Mills We're In town last week.
r. H. T. Taylor went to Deering Satur-
Cousins hospital for treatment.
Mrs. George Grey of Boothbay Harbor
has been visiting her brother. Farley
Merry.
Mrs. Farley Merry was the guest of hel
aunt. Mrs. Francis Blair one day last
week.
Mrs. Warren Pushard was a bushes.
caller in Bath Saturday.
Miss Mary Merrill spent Friilay in Bath
Miss Helen Weeks of DANG riscotta wa:
in town Thursday and Friday.
Lawrence Marston is visiting in Bath
Miss Mildred Richards of Damariscotts
was the guest of Miss Lizztie Brown Fri
day.
MRS. A Robinson was in Bath Friday.
Arnold Haggett Is ill.,
Lena, Mabel and Master Ralph Phil
brlck of Boothbay Hartyor spent theil
vacation with their gre ndparents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Cove.
MIS- SOPHIA Brown celebrated her 92ne
birthday Sunday. March 20, at the HON,
of her son, Capt. n. c. Brown. She wa.
we'll remembered by friends and relatives
1t was a very enjoyable time and all lef
wishing many happy returns of the day
WHITEHEAD.
Overs Valley Grange North Newcastle
heid pleasant meeting E'rid ~ evening
March Is. The program was as follows
reading, Fl. F. Sawyer: duet, Ella Camp
Dell and Nettie Hodgkins: reading. Will
Clark; recitation Helen Woodbria,.