Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-18
KENNEBEC,
PITTSTON,

| NtRTFi.-Mrs. G. f. Putnam last
| Week visited relatives in Augusta.
Preblr Eros. Of Whitetield are in
| toWr with their gasoline power
engine ihreshing the grain, quite a
large amount being raised in this see
| ton.
/ Miss Cora kcyes of Augusta was
the guest over Sunday Of Mrs. Enza
Copper.
Miss Hannah Mccormick, who has
been employed as stenOgrapher in
Wcs: Bethel for moro than q wear
past is at her home here for 4 brief
vacation, after which she will go to
Aururn where she has secured q po-
sition
Mrs. David Lawrence entertained
Friday evening at her pleasant home
on the Windsor road. the Young Pco-
pies club connected with her Sunday
school. Some 80 or more were present
and in the playing of games, singing.
recitations and dialogues. with par
taking of light refreshments. tho
evening passed rapidly. All had a de-
liShtfuI time and are very grateful
to Mrs. Lawrence for her interest.
Andrew Leonard Of Whitefield has
been plowing this week for Charles
Manson and Mrs. Starks.
Little 5-vear-Old Theodore Sparrow
met with an experience Saturday
night which if it did not alarm him
caused his people quite a little ankle
ty His mother. Mrs. George Sparrow,
had gone to Gardiner in the afternoon
and about 5 O'clock Teddy" was not
to be found. Upon inquiring OF q play
mate it was learned that he had said.
II am going to meet mamma" Some
time after a ncighbor received a telc
phone message from Gardiner stating
that the sender of it had picked up
little boy who called himself 'Ted-
dy' ard was going to meet mamma.
so he had taken him along but no
mamma had been seen and he would
bring him back when he came, which
he did, we'll wrapped in the horse
blanket, as the boy had neither cap
or coat on. and vas none the worse
for his adventure.
Thomas Emerson and sister, Miss
Alice of Randolph, and Miss Emma
House of Augusta were callers Sun
day on friends in this vicinity.
CHINA.
SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. Charles Jack
sor nave returned after being in Paler-
mo FOR two weeks.
Arthur harrington, who has had en-
! ployMcnt at the corn shop at Weeks
Mills the past six weeks, expects TO
set through this week.
S. c. Starrett has lately sold his
farm. Mr.. Clark from ArOostook county
| is tic man vino bought. The new own
| er will take possession as soon as Mr..
| Starrett can move onto the Louis
| Masse place adjoining his.
Irving Harrington is at his horne con-
| fined to his bed with light attack Of
infartilc paralysis. 1t is not expected
! that ne will loose the use of any Of mis-
| limbs.
Mr.. and Mrs Cony Webber are re-
ceivng congratulations on the birth
| of a daughter. born Sunday, Nov. Is.
name Marjorie Pearl.
Those who started for a week S
hunting trip to the Moosehead region
Monday were II. D. Cooper. Bert
Whitehousc. Ren Maxwell and Earle
Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Harrington pass
cd Sunday with their grandparents.
Mir. and Mrs. f. n. Metcalf in Albion
VIM. Crane. one of our smart ola
gentlemen, celebrated his S6th birthday
Nov. .. by hauling in corn and doing
various kinds of work. Quite num-
Der of friends and relatives remem-
bcred him by postcards and in other
ways. While Mr.. Crane works on tn"
farm most of the time his wife, only a
few years younger. cares for all of the
household duties for three and the
nireG help.
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