Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
KENNEBEC.
XASSAlRQRO

VASSAlBORC.
POPE AVENrE.-MrS. T.. f. Jones
| condition is somewhat improved and
| friends will hope for speedy recovery.
| Christine Webher is in South China
the guest Of her parents Mr.. aud Mrs.
| ". r. Weber.
| l.. r.lpood Jones was in Augusta
| Monday on matters Of business
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Austin and Mas
| ter Kenneth from Waterville were in
| the place Sunday.
| y. p. Preston was caller Monday
| at George II. Pope's.
Mrs. May Wood was caller Satur-
| day at C. IL. Pope's.
SIDNEY.
| WEST-Harry Knowles of Augusta was
in this place THURSDAY on business
| Mrs Fred Henderson, o. Gardiner has
been the recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs c.
! II. Lovejoy.
! Mrs. Willie Penney returned to her
home in Belgrade Friday, after few
| days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
| Mills.
Miss Ellen Lyon spent the day Friday
with her sister, Mrs. Ed Lovejoy. North
Augusta.
| w lpldlSutil IS WOTRiDR TOT HIS
uncle, charles Robinson. cutting lumber
| to be shipped to Waltham, Mass The
lumber will be used for building Il house
| for Mr. Robinson's son Arthur
Marcellus Blaisdel is suffering from a
very bad cold
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bird arc confined
to their home with grip colds.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Bean who have
been at their summer home at Sidney
| Corner for several months. have return
| ed To their home in Augusta.
Olive. the daughter Of Eugene Smith.
| has gone To Augusta to live with her
amt. Mrs Fred Scrbner She will be
J much missed. especially from tho Sunday
school where she has been regular in at
! tendance for a number of years. and a
| help in all ways.
REApFiELD.
Freeman Brown of Litchfiold was q
visitor recently at his brothers. :. G.
| Brown, calling while here on Eben
Hunt.
The farmers have been very busy the
past week filling their ice houses ana
hauling Sawdust.
Ora Morrow is at work for Mrs.
Merton Jacobs of Rome.
Rodney Nelson went TO Winslow Jan.
u, and brought home nice pair of draft
| horses. which he purchased of seldom
Reynolds.
| \ number of young people attended the
| sing at MIR. and Mrs. Warren Nelson's
| Saturday evening. y good tine Was re-
| ported.
Many in this vicinity have improved
/
| their ice houses.
George Osgood sold a good yoke of
oxen last week To Lynn Wellington of
Altion.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black, who have
been in Massachusetts the past few
weeks. came home January . to remain
| until spring
Mrs. Charles Arnold has been passing
few days in china with her parents.
VIM. Osgood received a saddle horse
January l., sent to him by F. W Marden
of Boston. to be cared for during the b.
sence of his daughter Louise who with
her mother, Mrs. Marden, has gone to
Europe with friends to tour Southern
Italy for the next four months.
Mrs. Frank Brown i caring for Mrs.
VII. Turner, who remains In "A very
feeble condition.
Eleon Shurman. substitute, carried the
mail a week on account of +. S. Gains
Illness
'DEPOT-Messrs Brown and Fur
gang who have enjoyed fishing and
other sports here for some weeks, left
| Friday for their respective homes in
Boston.
A. B. Allen caught in fishing three
times in three different places. two
fishes at Maranacook. two at Torsey
pond and two at Brainard pond. and
while he does not boast of their size
| thinks himself fortunate in procuring
them. as they were more heartily rel
ished at the table than large num-
Der might have been.
The Sunday school scholars at the
| Smith Memorial church Sunday, Jan.
| Is. numbered SO in attendance. At the
| Union Sunday school held at Mrs.
Mary Gordon's 20 were present. Both
schools are prosperous, the former.
| which has been recently organized, is
| under the care of Mrs. f. W. Roundy.
who, with her corps of teachers is well
qualified to conduct the school success
fully. The later has been established
| a long period of years. and many have
grown in the service. A pleasing
feature of the school is that some at
| tend who are now men and women
| and who can scarcely remember their
| first entrance. Among those are James
| Denton and Ralph Gordon. Mr.. Dem
| ton. who is an excellent Bible scholar,
resides with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| j. l.. Gordon. Mr., Gordon is an
honored member of the firm of Gordon
| and Sons, and resides at the home of
his mother, Mrs. n. d. Gordon. Both
| young men are, constant attendants
and have been since early childhood.
| LlTCHFlElD.
POND ROAD-Geo. W. Newell en-
tertained Il number of friends and
neighbors Monday. Jan. 1e. A boun-
| teous evening meal was served at
go. after which entertainment was
furnished during the evening by Miss
| Peaslie. director of the Pond Road
| singing school. Games We're enjoyed
by all. Among The guests present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Berry. Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Kent. Mr.. and Mrs