Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-06


Mrs. Viola Trasll accompanied by
New Sharon. the guest of Mrs. Trask S
mother. Mrs. Folsom.
WEST-Friends Of Deacon and Mrs
Angie Butler gathered at their home
Monday evening, as a surprise to them
the occasion being the 40th anniver-
sary Of their marriage. About % were
present A purse oi money was pre-
scented to Mr.. and Mrs. Butler as
slight token Of the esteem in which
they are held b. their many friends
Games and singing We're enjoyed and
refre: hments Of cake and coffee, fur
niShed by the 'intruders," was served.
The guests departed at late hour,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Butler many
happy rcturn.; OF the day.
Commencing Tuesday evening the
week Ct prayer viii be Observed at the
Free BAPTIST church. Rev Leo Dunn
will occupy the pulpit. assisted by Rev.
Z. s. I.ongley of East Dixfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cushman and
son returned from Boston Monday.
CHELSEA.
Rev. MI Elcvan Of East Pittston oc-
cupicd the pulpit II the chapel Sun
day, in exchange With Rev. c. E.
Jones. He preached Il very interesting
sermon from the text found in Exodus
y-i6
Regular meeting OF the Grange Fri
day evening the It'll.
Arthur y. Douglass has been having
a new furnace installed into his house.
Miss Ruth Burke of Cambridge.
Mass. was the guest OF Miss Fannie
Collins one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur TIask of Au-
gusta passed Sunday with Mr.. Trasks
parents. MI aud Mrs. T. J. Trask.
Miss Myrtle Harris visited friends in
Augusta few days last week.
Miss Tilla Lawrence went to Au-
gusta Monday, to resume her duties as
teacher in the Webster school.
Mr.. and AIRS. \. f. Collins of Gardi-
ner passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
F. Fl. Collins. and called on other
relatives in town.
PlTTSTON.
EAST-Mrs. F. L. Provan and
daughter went to Wnterport Tuesday
for Il visit with her parents.
News WAS iCCtINtu Recently vi lUt
death from pneumonia of Mrs. Dunn
mer Knight of birmingham, Mass,
former resident of this place.
Miss Mary Cary has returned to
Bath after spending the holidays at
her home here.
MI and Mrs Harrison Hunt were
called to Newcastle last week to at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Hunts sister,
Mrs. Faulina Hail. who died after an
operation in Saint Barnabas hospital
III Portland where she had gone for
treatment
Rev. c. f. Jones of Randolph ex-
changed pulpits on Sunday with Rev.
+. l.. Provan.
ROME.
Delbert Kelley has completed the
cutting of the lumber on the Estes lot.
WAYNE.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs Edward Tib-
bits passed Saturday and Sunday
with his sister Mrs. Bertha Wells and
family at Fayette.
Miss Kittie Huff with her nephew
and niece, Lincoln and Alma Grover,
returned TO their home in Oakland
Monday afternoon after several days
v visit ,v with her aunt Mrs. T. D, Mason
c. NJ. Stevens is recovering from a
severe cold.
Mrs. G. \. Lane and children visited
Mrs. Lydia Williams ana son Clarence
Sunday.
WINDSOR.
WiIST-The Ladies' Union will meet
with Mrs. @. +. Carpenter, Wednesday
afternoon, of stormy, the following
Wednesday Jan. II.
Master Percy Sabens Who has been
quite inGisposed for a number OF
weeks from the effects Of whooping
cough, is improving.
Friends are glad To hear that
little Euel Colgate Cook, the young
son of Rev. and Mrs c. f. Cook is
convalescing, from a severe illness.
Miss Ellen Pierce who has been
teaching school in Benton for the past
year is stopping at home this winter.
Miss Edna Pierce returned to Bos-
tor last Saturday and will finish her
course of study next June.
NORTH The Ladies' Union will
llltet WIKI NIL. CStttl Val itllltI Ntu-
nosdIy.
Students from this vicinity who will
attend F,rslline Academy this term. are
Burt and Harry True. George Caswell,
Alice Macurda, VIM. CasWell and Mat
tie Merrill.
James F. Hallowel has arrived
home from Jefferson, n. H., where he
has been for several months, working
on the new Hotel Cloverdale.
Ms. T,l5ridge Caswell is visiting her
daughter in Augusta.
Albert Stewart passed the Sabbath
with friends in Nassalboro.
WEST-Nrs. Henry Taber. who has
heen passing the Holiday season with
relatives in Boston, arrived home
Monday.
Tuesday morning was thought by
the residents in this vicinity to be the
coolest Of the season.
The fall term of the Barton school
closed last FRIDAY for one weeks va
Gator. The following scholars were
not absent one-half day: Annabelle
Caswoll Wilbur Casey, Emmons Casey
and Erwin Stewart.
Baby E Wilkes. 2:16%. and owned
by T.. a. Barnes, has been seriously