Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26
BELGRADE.

YARMOUTH: singing, Trinity Quartet.
benedctOn.
BELGRADE.
state Road Commissioners Paul ID.
Sargent, H. II. Adams and James Teb-
belts were looking over a piece of the
West Road last Friday. Charles A.
Hill entertained the men at dinner in
The Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Foster were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs James
Tebbetts at their cottage on the east
shore Of Messalonskee lake.
Beatrice Page is able to walk out.
She has called on her next door neigh
Dor two or three times.
Mrs Henry Page returned from
Portland Monday afternoon.
Fred NJ. Tebbetts of kent's Hill, II.
was at home over Sunday.
The German measles still hold sway
in town.
Hon w. &. Atkins Of Gardiner will
deliver the Memorial address at p.
NJ. May 80 at Belgrade Grange hall.
The Belgrade Brass Band will furnish
music.
George Fl. Lord of Oakland was in
town Sunday
VIM. Avery is spending Il few days
with Mr. and Mrs. George Lord, Mr.
Avery has lust returned from the Der
mudas.
Cora Yeaton, who has been caring
for Mrs F. w. Pray. has returned to
her home.
Mrs. W. f.. Farnham met with an aC-
cjdent going down Pinkham'S hill last
Friday. One of the rear wheels came
off No serious damage to team or
driver
LlTCHFlELD.
PLAINS-Deacon g. II. Palmer died
months. Mr. Palmer leaves wife
daughter and one brother. DR., Lewis
Palmer. Funeral services were held at
the house Tuesday mt 2 P. M,
Mrs Llewellyn Blanchard of Colora-
do. arrived here Saturday called by the
illaess of her father. Samuel Smith
Miss Frank Wiggin of Augusta Wis
tied Miss Angie v Roberts over Sun
day.
Miss Cora A. Maxwell and Will Lord
and his daughter wore over from Mon
mouth Center SUNDAY.
f. NJ. Lapham is substituting for +
NJ Small who is i'll with measles.
PLAINS-Hon. oramandal Smith fcl
down stairs Saturday evening as b,
was retiring FOR the night. and is now
feeling the effects Of the fall consid-
crab bly,.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Walker Mrs /. W. Gilbert
Mrs. F. f.. Lane and Mrs. A r. Buck
the Grand Chapter of the q. +. S al
Portland this week.
BELGRADE.
Belgrade Grange held its regular
meeting May u. committee wa.
chosen for Decoration dav. Mrs. Celii
Penney acting as chairman After re
cess the Grange was placed under tn
direction of the lecturer, who presente,
the following program: Harmonici
solo. encore. Bro. Clarence Chase: vo
cal duet. Sister M. A. Penney and Bro
Bertrand Farnham; Bro. Farnham re
sponded to the encore with a solo
reading of a poem, Whispering Bill
worthy lecturer; music. Young Ladies
chorus Sisters Eva II. Stuart. Haiti,
Bigelow. Mae Tebbetts and Mildred
Njckerson The Grange was closed il
form, after which social was enjoyet
by the younger members.
CHINA.
SOIrTH-Miss Marion Bryant of Wa
teryille was recent guest of Mrs. II
f WhitehouSe
Mrs Linwood Jones was in Water
VILE on a business trip Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth *. Jones is stoppin
for a few days with her niece. Mrs
H. w. Jones, who is i'll with thu
| mumps.
Vassalboro quarterly meeting o
| Friends will be held Saturday and Sun
day. May IS and g. at the Lakeside
chapel. Some strangers are expected.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Professor H. H. Lannigal
! of the University of Virginia, Char