Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-11
KENNEBEC.
REAQElEJD.


guest of friends in Yarmouth. which was
her home for several years. She Will
pass two weeks III that village.
Ned Murray left Friday for Boston.
MIR. litield is supplying his place on the
section Of the NJ. e. X. r.
A whist party was entertained Satur-
day evening by Mrs. Nelson Gordon in
very pleasing manner. 20 guess occu-
ried five tables and from away were the
Misses Elsie and Sarah I Ike and Miss
blanche Gordon of augusta. Mrs. Laura
Harrington of Bath and Harry Wilkins
OF East winthrop. lee cream and cake
We're served.
Brown and Furgang. Boston. are max
ing tneir annual visit at Maranacook, en-
joying the sports of fishing and hunting.
They came Friday and are stopping at
j.. l.. Townsends.
\ good supply of ice was harvested at
Lake Maranacook. George Coleman,
among others. has supply for the cot
tages al the grove. which was harvested
by William Thompson c. a. Collins has
his ice houses at Maranacook filled. The
ic.. has been OF q GOOD quality.
The steamboat belonging to MI. Cole
ran, which sank last August in a gale.
has recentl@ been raised. Mr.. Thompson
and others who worked there were assist
u hv the heavy ice wich was unyielding.
Mrs. \. l.. Brown. who came Monday
from her home at Livermore Falls. is the
Quest of heg brother, w. +. Bourne.
An Interesting sermon was preached
SUNDAY at the Methodist church by Rev.
Costello Weston. the subject being "The
present.
Friends of Miss Annie Robinson We're
nieasantlv entertained Saturday evening
at whist tables. Refreshments were
served. and a good time reported by the
guests.
rbe "oncs a Week" Club, at Mrs.
ROYALS. Thursday evening, was visited
bv Miss Davis and Miss Giffin' VINO IA
yored the club with recitation OF me
Sewsbov'' and "Oid Hickory. given III
a charming manner.
WINDSOR.
Windsor Grange has accepted an HI
vitation TO install Thursday evening"
Ian. II. the officers of Cooper Mills
Grange.
An invitation has been extended 10
Harlem Lodge with ladies to De pres
ent at the installation of the officers
OF Whitefeld Lodge, a. o. |. w, Whlch
will be held Wednesday evening, Jan
IS. instead of Jan. II. as first reported.
Windsor Grange held pleasant
meeting saturday at Which the follow
ing offieers-elect We're installed for
tie coming year: Master, c. +. Don
nell. o>erseer. Dana wilkins; lecturer
I'd n
assistant steward, b. \. Reeves, chap
lain, Villa Dutton; treasurer, +. a.
Coomhs; secretary. Hattie Moody;
gate keeper D. q. True; Ceres, Emma
Pierce; Pomona. clara Jewell: Flora
Emma Reeves
The Installing officer was state
Deputy u. =. Foster. who did the work
III an excellent manner. being assisted
by f. F. Trask and Lizzie Colhurn as
marshals and \. II, Ware and May
Coombs as conductors. Interesting and
Instructive remarks We're made by
Brother Foster and a good program
was presented as follows by Lecturer
\. +. Haskell: Singing by Grange;
Readings. May Coombs ana Mrs C. L.
York: song by chorus; solo and encore
By Harry Pinllham; singing care at
A. II. War.
Although the day was somewhat
stormy large company was present
including visitors from cushnoc, Chel-
sea and Coop,r's Mills Oranges. Am
pie justice was done to the fin" dinner
furnished by the Sisters
North -Ashury Pierce. who has been
visiting in Boston and vicinity. has re
turned home.
The Ladies Union will meet Wednes-
day. ian. II. with Sister Nina Mer-
riil \ good attendance is desired.
Leona Pierce passed Saturday and
sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace pierce. in Augusta.
IZcra Pierce passed a few days re-
Gently with her friend. Mrs. Albert
Hallowell in China.
Mrs. Orrn Merrill is the guest of
her daughter Mrs Ida harrington, in
South China.
L. s Pierce was a recent business
visitor in Augusta
Miss Esther Barton of Livermore
Falls is in the Waldo County hospi-
tai for treatment Many expressions
of love and sympathy are extended to
her by her many friends in this place.
NllPTP size passed. lleI Cliiuiltou u"S+-
and by her sunny and lOvable nature
endeared herself to ALL both old ana
young. All hope for a complete re-
covery.
PITTSTON.
EAST-Captain and Mrs. r.. +" wan
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
their home in this village. captain
Wall is stopping fer the present at
Hallowell with Mrs, Wall. but expects
to go to the sea in short time.
Rev. George King will begin Sunday.
Jan Is, series of evangelistic meet
ings at the church. and will be assist
ed in the work by his brother. Rev.
James King of Bremen. In prepara-
ton for these services meetings are to
be held each evening during this week
aat different homes in the neighbour
hood.
Briggs Wright is able to be at work
again after being confined to the house
for some time.
Mrs. Lucy Clark of Hallowell was
the guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Wall.
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