Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-18

mas Deen attending the graduating ex-
ercises at the University of Maine.
Little Josephine Fogg was quite bad
ly bitten by a dog last week.
Miss Pearl A. White, teacher in the
Currier school. will close the spring
term py picnic on Friday in an adj
joining grove. There will also be ex-
ercises in the Afternoon in which all
pupils will take part very pleasant
time is anticipated.
CHINA.
SOUTH-The many friends of Mrs.
Frank Goodspead will be pleased to
know that she is able to be out She
took dinner with her son, Judson
Tuesday, il being the first time she
has been into anyone's house since she
came home from Augusta, Sept. 10.
1909. she being i'll in bed q greater part
of the time. All hope now for speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Jennie Moody, Mrs. Emma Rob
ms, and Mrs. Charles Lowe, left Tues
day to attend the Ladies Relief Corps
convention in Bangor.
John Pierce and son Firgil from Au-
gusta We're callers at S c. Starretts
Sunday June IL
number from this place will attend
graduating exercises at q. 6. S. this
week.
w Q. Harrington and James Holmes
are shingling Llewellyn Bragg's house
| Fl. L. Fuller has a crew of men peel
| ing bark for him
| Laura Winter of Chelsea has been
visiting with her aunt Mrs. 7. $. Far
ringtOn, the PAST week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster of Wal
than. Mass, were callers at X. {.
MaXwell's last week as We're also Mr.
| and Mrs. Joe Bragg.
The friends and neighbors in this vi
cinity wish to extend their heartfelt
sympathy to Jones Mosher and family
in their affection.
Mrs. VIM. Cranes is on the sick list
Arthur Harrington who has been ill
for over four weeks is able to be out
of doors on CrutCheS.
| James H. Holmes attended com
mittee meeting at Oak Grove Seminary
on Wednesday.
| It is reported that Arnold Small will
sell his property here and locate in
| Winslow.
| Mr. Bragg is having his house shin
gled.
| William BeaIe was in Waterville on
| business Wednesday.
! A number of the Friends from this
place attended the monthly conference
meeting at West China. Wednesday
A. M.
An ali-day meeting of the Grange
day.
| taF cd IVY
| for her summers work in the Girls
| camp in Denmark. She will stop on
the way at Oak Grove. leaving there
| Wednesday
| plrtSrON.
| Rev. Willard H Curtis of Bowdoin
College was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker w. Powers Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Fossett of Boston arriv-
ed Sunday for brief visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fossett.
Miss Hazel Jackson of South Gardi-
ner was the guest of her friend. Miss
Marion Fossett Sunday
Mrs. NJ ]. Thomas of Dresden is Wis
iting her neice. Mrs. Nellie Powers.
WAYNE.
| NORIH-M1S, Il. IL. ,ttNtiS diiu
Mrs. Evie Curtis were guests of Mrs.
| C. NJ. Stevens Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bessie Dickinson and daughter
Orpha were guests of Mrs. Dickinson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Lucas,
Monday night and Tuesday.
Mrs. E. L. Stevens was the guest OF
| Mrs. l.. C. Foss Wednesday afternoon
at Kent's Hill.
| G. N. Lane is suffering from a Sc
| we're attack of lumbago.
Mrs J. r. Wells was a recent guest
of Mrs Clarence Stevens.
F.. w. and w. c. Abbott are at work
| for G. N Lane while he is ILL.,
With the appearance of the sun. farm
work is being rapidly pushed along.
LITCHFIELD.
| PLAINS-Deacon S. G Nutting was
| pleasantly surprised on his 85th birth
day Tuesday. a large company OF
| friends assembling at his home. Mr..
| Nutting has been a resident OF Lltch-
| field 81 years, during which time his
correct Christian life has won him
many friends. A fine Picnic dinner was
served to all, after which Rev. j. S.
| Richards and others made appropriate
| remarks. Several selections Of music
| was rendered by Prof. Charles Rush
and Mrs. Campbell with Miss Kendrlck
accompanist very pleasant day was
| passed. the guests leaving memento
| of the occasion.
| VIENNA.
| Mrs. Fred Allen is somewhat i'm
| proved in health.
| The many friends of Mrs. Fritz Eaton
regret that she is not gaining as fast
| as they could wish.
| Mrs. Olive Fields is suffering from
| a. severe cold
| Miss Gladys Allen. who has been i'll
with tonsiits. is able to resume her
| studies again.
! John Fairbanks is able to be out af-
| ter a recent Illness
| VASSALBORO.
| George w. Taylor of Priest Hill was
| a caller in the place Friday.
| Miss Annabel Ingraham was recent
visitor in Waterville
C. w. Tufts is loading AGAR of pota-
| toes at M. c. R. station
| nj