Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-15

Key. hannah POWeH, accompanied
by friend. Mrs. q Carrie Keyes of
North Jay. are visiting Miss Powelrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester
Powell.
Rev. and Mrs. Beeebe, their daugh-
ter. Miss Helen and Miss Mae Greeley
were in Benton Friday evening to at
tend the church fair and sale
Mrs. George Furber of Morrison's
Corner is on the sick list.
Rev. Mr.. Weeks and family are
spending few days with Mrs
Weeks father, n. Jaquith. before 60
ing to their new home in Searsport.
Frank Bessie is in Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson of Belfast is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Whitman.
vASsALBoRo.
EASF-Thc Grange hall is nearly
completed and will be dedicated Nov.
y. The dedication will be followed by
fair md entertainment Nov. 50.
New telephones have been placed in
the nome of Alonzo Hamlin and 3.
Denico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Priest are
entertaining Mrs. Priests sister Mrs.
|. y. Hughes of Bangor.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Simpson were
guests last week OF friends on Priest
Hill and were also hunting partridge,
of which they bagged several.
Mrs. e. w. Mower has been serious
ly i'll for 4 few days.
Mrs. Anna s. Gates, wao has been
very ill, the result of a surgical opera
ton. is now gaining slowly.
Harold Small was the guest Sunday
o' his sister, Mrs. John Gates.
Miss Eva Crosby attended the we'd
ding Of her aunt, Miss Flora Mother
well, and Chas. Stevens in Watervillc.
Samuel Clark Gates, Colby II, pass
ed It few hours Sunday with his par
cnts Mr. and Mrs. D. 3. Gates.
Quite number attended Friends
Quarterly meeting at South China,
Nov. 1918.
The cottage owned by w. s. Bradley
which for some time has been unoccu-
pied, is now undergoing thorough re-
pairs, Fred Wallace doing the work
ID. y. Gates has sold 500 bushels Of
potatoes to Waterville parties for 50
cents buShel
jerry Colby. who has been in the
employ OF Everett Coombs, has now
opened n blacksmith shop. the one
formerly occupied by a. r. Doe.
Mrs. Fl. II. Buttcrficld and Mrs. Har-
ry Coleman of Bangor We're guests
last week Of Miss Blanch Marshall.
II. D. Cooper and II. Y. Whitehousc
Al,
morning on their way to tho
northern Maine woods for bunting
trip.
The Goddard cottage is now closed
for the season.
LiTcHFIELD.
CORNER-1Irs. VIM .Allarl drove
the place Saturday with fine
deer which MIR. .AIlard shot while on
his recent hunting trip to Northern
Maine. Mr.. -,llard had the misfor-
tune to break his Shoulder0W while on
the trip. He came to Gardiner, where
the broken bone was set, and is stay
ing there at the home OF his sister
Mrs. Lila La PLANE, until he is able
to ride home.
AZ many IL VI
Smith will be glad to know that,
though still unable to walk. she is
gaining in strength and hopes are en-
tertained that she will eventually re-
gain the use OF her limbs.
Mrs. Bates Slower has SO far regain
ed her health as to he able to Join her
husband here.
\ church meeting was held Saturday
afternoon at the veStry when arrange
ments were made for observing the
Tooth anniversary of the organization
of the church, which will take place
next June. Rev. j. S. Richards, Henry
Taylor and Mrs. s. P. kindrick were
appointed committee of arrange
ments.
Miss Annie richards, teacher a,
Athens Academy. is spending he, va
cation at home.
CHINA.
Rev. w. p. Palmer is passing two
weeks vacation in Massachusetts.
Edith Washburn, Colby IA. passed
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Butler and
george summons returned saturday 10
their homes in Providence Il. l.
Clarence FOgg of Colby College
preached very acceptably Sunday
at the Baptist church.
There will be a Sunday school Tenn
perance Rally next Sunday evening at
the Baptist church.
Rev. d. B. Phelan will preach at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
Ethel Fish closed her school last
Friday at Unity village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Woodsum very
pleasantly entertained the Christian
Endcavor Saturday evening at their
home. A fine supper was served at s
o cfock, after which games were en-
Joyed In the class of Free hand
drawing" Miss Ethel Fish won the
first prize and T.. A. Ward the BOBBY
prize. In the Art Gallery" the
prize was Won by VIM. Cole and Flor
enc, Ware
READFIELD.
me harvest supper and Halloween
party held at the Grange hall on the
evening Of Oct. 81 was under the
auspices of the Universalist Ladies'
Circle and not the Methodist as was
reported
Mrs. F.. J. Smith Of South Portland