Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30
LINCOLN
WAL DOROR0.


-\Oh1 H-SuperViSo T. A. Perry of
Waldonoro was in this place Friday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Carroll of North
Union passed Sunday with Mrs. Car
ron $ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
league.
Arthur d. Peaslev went to Waldo
bofo iIondaN to do some repair WOrl,
on Dr. j. w. Sanborn's automobile.
Kendall P. league and Mrs. Leola
NJ. Oliver We're in Rockland Friday.
Henry Dreamer slaughtered hog
II months old that weighed $50
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Irason Davis who have
been passing few days with Mrs.
Davis sister Mrs. Amanda Winslow in
Warren, have returned home.
Mrs. Lizzie Gross of Proctorville,
was in this place Saturday calling on
friends
Mrs. Belle Labe of Waldoboro. was
guest Monday of Mrs. Lena Miller.
Mrs. Pearl Whtehouse of Mank-
town. is passing afew weeks with Mrs.
I.avina Peaslcy.
John Burnheimer who has been
passing few days with his daughter.
Mrs. Sadie Davis in jefferson. has re-
turned home.
Fred n. Oliver and Harold r. Shu-
man passed Wednesday night at the
Woodland house, the guests of Orrett
Robinson.
Miss Ethel McGray who has been
teaching school in Orrington is home
on Il short vacation.
has been Loading Christmas trees the
past few days at the crossing.
Elmer Orf who has been confined to
the house the past several DAYS by
sickness is able to be out again.
Mrs. Olivia Stahl who has been
passing several weeks with her two
sons IN Camden has returned home.
Miss Elsie Newbert has gone to pass
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Sidalnger at Marks Corner.
y box social was held Monday eve
ming IN the Grange dining room for the
benefit of the Corner school.
a very pretty wedding took place
Thanksgiving evening at the NJ. +.
parsonage where the pastor, Rev. w.
\. McGraW, united in marriage Leland
Johnston Of Washington to Miss Nina
Miller of this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston will go 10 housekeeping at
once in their new home at Washing
ton. Their many friends wish the m Il
long and happy welded life.
WISCAsSET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Y. jackson of )
High street, Wiscasset, on Tuesday,
Nov %. celebrated the 50th ami
versary of their wedding. Mr. and
Mrs. jackson We're married in Pal
myra. Maine, in 1860 by the Rev,
| Zebulon Manter. a Baptist minister
Mrs Jackson was formerly teacher
| in the public schools of Wiscasset and
| vicinity, having taught 20 terms OF
| school. Mr.. Jacksons business was
| for a number of years that of snip
carpenter. The later years being de-
voted to agriculture. Both are in fair
" good health at present, and as
young in spirit as when they first
stood before the Rev Mr.. Manter
Four children have blessed their
union: Mrs. Will Stinson who at
present resides with her parents: Fl
| Chester Jackson. a physician in Wood
| stock. VT: Jessie NJ. Jackson. who for
a number of years has successfully
taught in the Wiscasset schools: n
| Graft Jackson of Bath. Me-. formerly a
teacher there. also a member of the
| school board and now engaged IN the
undertaking business. Mr.. and Mrs
Jackson have nine grandchildren and
| two great grandchildren. All the
grandchildren and great grandchildref
were present to celebrate the Joyful
event. There were $50 invited guests
| Frank Plumstead. q member of the
law firm of Pattangall & Plumstead OF
| Waterville. spent Thanksgiving with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Plum
stead
Albert P. Bailey of Charlestown
Mass. is spending his vacation with
his brother, Fred f. Bailey of this
town.
Geo. Dolloff and Mel. Knight, stu
dents at Bates College. spent lhahhs-
giving at their homes.
Miss Thalin Bailey. student OF
| Shav's Business College, has peer
passing few days with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln Bailey, Wool
wich. Me.
Ernest Young, nurse at the East
ern Maine General hospital at Bangor
has been passing a ten days visit witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Young
DRESDEN.
Howard Call has recently had an
other operation performed uroh III
lungs, hut he still remains IN dan
|, gerous condition.