Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-30
LINCOLN
ALMA.

ALMA.
The farmers are offered % cents a
huShcl for their potatoes. Some of the
farmers have several hundred BUSH
els on hand.
Mrs. Frank c. Harding and daugh-
ter Frances G. of Needham, Mass,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. n. Titus. for the
past two weeks. returned home Satur-
day.
Frank BuliEch, civil engineer. of
Wa,doboro has been in town for q
week running lines between the farms
of Bertram H. Erskine and Miss Fan
ME Z. Brown. He returned home Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Abbie *. Hilton of Damaris-
Gotta, who has been d guest of Mrs.
Glen A. JeWett for three weeks, re-
turned home Saturday
Miss Blanch A. Russell Of White
field has been visiting her sister, Miss
Olive J. Vail.
The members of Sheepscot Valley
Grange. No. 22i. and their invited
guests held Masquerade party at
tEeir hall Friday evening. The evening
was passed in pleasant and social
manner.
JEFFERSON.
SOUTH.-A large audience for this
season of the year gathered at the
church last Sunday morning and lis
tened to an able Easter sermon <by
the pastor. Rev. D. II. Jones. =
Bert Light of North New Castle has
moved into the house owned by Mrs
Mary Beeman. He is employed by NJ
Erskne. Jr.
Mrs. Margaret Kerr returned home
from Boston last Friday, after an alb
scnce of seven weeks.
Rev. d. H. Jones is spending this
week at Runker Hill.
Master HAROLD Clark purchased a
fancy pair of Holstein steers last Mon
day.
Mrs. B. D. Dodge is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. 81 T.. Cunningham.
Mrs. e. T. Weeks visited friends at
Wiscasset last Sunday.
DRESDEN MILLS.
Mrs. Henry Marson is staying with her
mother for a week
Mr.. and Mrs Landry have gone to
Waterville, where they are looking for
rent.
.Goldie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Stanley Meserve who has be an
very ill with scarlet fever. died Sunday
morning. Burial Monday morning.
Fred Reed is very ill.
Miss Grace Blinn. Miss Jennie Haw-
thorne. Helen Ham, Lawrence Gahan,
We're the guests of Miss Ida Morelen
Miss Annie Houdlett has returned to
"a J1A 10
The Ladies Aid met at the vestry
Tuesday.
A supper and Bazaar will be held
IN the vestry of the NJ. f. church Thurs
day evening.
The Auxiliary of St Johns church will
meet with Mrs. W. r. Houdlett Thurs
day afternoon.
The usual Easter program was held at
the NJ. r. church Sunday morning. but
never before has the church been so
beautifully decorated. A large cross be-
ing placed in the center of the pulpit and
two pillars wound with evergreen on
either side, many ferns and artificial Eas-
ter lllles helped to make the church very
ATTRACTIVE The morning program was
as follows: Opening hymn, congregation ::
responsive reading, Miss Hawthorne;
prayer, Rev. J. A. Morelen; regular col
lection; hymn. congregation, address of
c CscSe H KENNY w H"%dstt Easter
Flowers, Harold Iioudlett; Message of
Lilies girls: 'All Hail the King Tri-
umphant, Elsie Woodward; Making
the Weather;' Josie Trussell; Easter
Day. Harold McInnis; solo. ''Christ's
Little Sunbeam" Helen Ham; Easter
Lesson > girls: "Raindrops." Annie
Irusseli NJ Hail the Redcemer," Ruth
Bickford; waking Time" several bows
ana ,,1i. girls; Angels Clad in splendor,"
Edith Reed "rne RANSOM" 10 scholars:
recitation, Hayland Houdlett; Easter ad-
iress. Ray Cate: "Our Risen Lord" Van
DUMAS: remarks. Rev. Mr.. Brett: spec
al collection; closing hymn; banediction.
At 80 in the evening opened the can
-ata which was given to a well-flad
house and greatly appreciated by all
Inc cantata was given by the students
IF Bridge Academy. They were:Lloyd
lam. organist, assisted by Mr.. Hall in
,,ructor: Mrs. Ham, Cecil Stilphen. Miss
Irycross and Mrs Ruth Stilphen; solos
we're rendered by Ralph Cheney, tenor.
,ecil Stilphen. bass: Ruth Stilphen. alto:
'lss Dinsmorc. Miss Little Miss Milisan,
oprano; talk on the meaning of Easter
Rev. H. Brett. All did Justice to their
'arts in the cantata and it was certainly
ruthfully spoken when said We'll might
We envy the talent shown that evening""
WIsCASSET.
Miss Helen Dickinson who teaches in
ne public schools in jay, is at home
or vacation
Mrs. A. G. Houdlette of WhitefieId was
u Town saturday. She was returning
rom visit to her son Bert, who has
'esn III at his home in WooIwch.
theodore Cutten was called to Cam
ridge. Mass. last week by the sudden
eath of his cousin. Hon A. r. SortwelI.
Miss Cora Daniels is at home from
lancaster. Mass. for weeks vacation.
Mrs: John Dickinson has returned from
VISIT to Boston and vicinity.
postmaster W. G.. Hubbard went to
.dInbridge, Mass. last week to attend the
uneral of Hon. A. F. SortwelI
MISS Grace Knight is home from PIy-
Mouth, Mass, for a visit
Mrs. Jesse White went to Damariscotta
1onday morning W."
Mrs. Milton Daniels and daughter were
I Bath Monday
Mrs; Lydia Lincoln is visiting her sis
ar. Mrs. Francis Blair.
me sudden death of Hon A. +. Sort
.eh. whose summer home is on Main
treet. has cast a glnn.na nvar ~ on4;.a