Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-15
Meeting Of Union Grange
To Be Held Dec. q.
Many Interesting Events Seized.
uIed for The Holidays.
Personal Items CaresrnIng Home
People and the Visitors.

Miss Grace Rogers, member OF the
Choral Art Society in Augusta, went
to Augusta Wednesday to attend the
concert given in the evening. She was
accompanied by Miss Birdie Hatch and
Miss Gladys Sturtevant of this town.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid Society
has engaged the Tufts Glee Club for
the evening of Dec. 80.
Mrs. Sarah Morrill, went to Unity
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
her oldest brother. Levi Harding,
whose death occurred Monday, after
an illness of one week following a
shock. His age was about ~ years. He
had been resident of Unity for many
years. He was unmarried
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
versalist church will hold a Food sale
Friday Afternoon at the Main street
office of the Sebasticook Power Co.
DR.. Simmons Of Bangor was in town
Wednesday on professional business.
Miss 1rma Rogers of Canaan is in
town, the guest of Mrs. Oscar Owens.
c. 3. Haskell, Jr., student at Bow
dom College. is at the home of his pa
rents. Postmaster and Mrs. c. b. Has
kel, and will assist i'm the post office
, during the Holidays.
Bert r. Bracket the Detroit cattle
dealer, is in Boston on business
Attorney II. H. Thurlough has been
in Portland this week on business.
Y. w. Briggs, proprietor of the Pitts
field Poultry farm, is attending the
Poultry show held in Portland this
week
Miss Maud Cleaves Of Portland, for
mer'' of this town. is visiting her
brother. William Cleaves, and family.
The Misses Addie and Mile Pease
have returned from sfew-days visit
in Corinna. -fs
Manley Phillips, of North yassalboro
has been recent guest Of his sister,
Mrs. T. f. Connor.
Mrs. Jennie Bancroft of Lawrence
Mass. who has been visiting in the
home of A. n. Patten in West Pitts
field, has returned home
A meeting of Union Grange will be
held Wednesday. Dec q, with Exeter
Grange. The annual session of the
state Grange will he held in Augusta
, Dec. 1924.
Maunder's Festival cantata. a song
of Thanksgiving. will be given Sunday
afternoon. Dec. IS, at the rniversalist
church by the members of the vested
choi" and under the direction of Miss
Grace Rogers. Ernest j. Hill of Port
land. tenor soloist. w. ]. Macfarlane.
basso. and Mrs. r. H. Berry. soprano.
will take leading parts.
l.. NJ. Lord was a business caller
Tuesday in Gardiner
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will mold a Christmas sale Of fancy ar
ticles, aprons, candy, dolls and pop
corn in Grange hall Thursday after
noon. A Chicken Pie supper will be
served from $50 to o'clock and an
entertainment and social will be CIV
ell in the evening.
me citizens of the town will be
pleased to learn that the work of
rebuilding the Lancey House which
was destroyed by fire Oct. 2S, 1906 will
De commenced at once by the owners
r. G. Lancey Of this town and Fl. W.
Lancey of Monscn. Mass.
The general contract has been let
to j. l.. Russell of Oldtown and the
contract of heating and plumbing to
Steward & Blunt of Skowhegan
The building is to cover ground
space of 46x42 feet. The hotel will be
three stories high, containing As rooms
FOR guests with II private baths. The
building is to be up-to-date, with all
modern improvements, steam heated.
and fine electric light system.