Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-22

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| a fine hot supper was served to all. 1t
was voted to hold an aii-day meeting.
| Jan. s.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-philip Anderson and Ru-
dolrh Anderson each shot fine deer,
Friday. Nov. l.. The doe shot by Ra-
dolph weighed about 200 pounds. while
the sne shot by his brother. Philip,
was a little smaller. These are the first
deer reported killed in this part OF
the county. this season.
WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lewis of White
field we're visitors at C. +. Donnelfs,
Sunday. aE
Ilewellyn pierce has gone TO Angus
tn. where he has n position on dairy
farm.
John Murray and family have NOV
ed to Augusta, where he has a posi-
ton as farm manager for V. +. Trou-
ant.
Schools in town closed Nov. II for a
two weeks vacation.
Windsor Grange met Friday eye
ming, With a good attendance. After
routine business a good program III
care of Mrs. Eta barter was Well
rendered The program for next meet
ling will be in charge of Harry Pink
ham.
| WEST.-The Ladies' Union will meet
| at the church. Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. %.
| Rev. T.. II. Turner had a telephone
/ installed in the parsonage. recently,
| call 2l-6. Of the China Telephone Com
| pany.
Miss Gladys Gilkey closed sue
cessful term of school. Friday. All re-
| greet that she will not be able To teach
| the winter term.
| school closed at North Windsor,
Friday. Pupils not absent one-haif
day. we're Lonnie Clough, Vernon
Boynton. Andrew Adams and Maude
Bean.
Mrs. Hiram Pierce is slowly improv-
ing from her recent Illness.
| Miss Lura Taber closed her school,
Friday, at South Windsor and viii re-
turn to teach the winter term in two
| weeks.
i Mrs. Orrin Cunningham and SON
| Monta Leslie, were visitors at G f
| Taylor,s, recently
| Mrs. William Stewart and son, En-
vim, and Miss Gilkey left for Water
| vile. early Monday morning Miss
| Gilker on her homeward trip 10 lsie-
| boro and Erwin Stewart to his school
| work at Coburn Institute.
Ellen pierce, who has been teach
ing at Pigeon Plains closed her school
last week, and viii stop at home
| awhile.
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| this season. an average crop OF gram
| lis bushels, potatoes S7a bushels, bet
| ter than average crop, two acres sweet
corn, 1874 bushels, about an average
| crop, with an average crop of hay.
Miss Eta Twitchell and daughter,
| Gladys, were calling on friends in the
place, Sunday afternoon.
| WiNDsoRvlLLE.
| Mrs. c. L. York was visitor Fiji
day. at Togus.
| Fred Parkhurst has returned from a
visit to relatives in Boston.
Miss Helen Clark of Whitefield IS
assisting Mrs Annie Sproul about the
house.
Maurice York, who is attending Cony
| High school, was at home over sun
| day.
Miss Stella McCallett, who has been
| with Mrs. J. w. Sproul the past
month, has returned TO her home III
| Woolwich.
Ralph A. Weber, manager of the
leaning factory, ieft. Saturday morn
| ing, for his home in Roekland.
Erskine school closed. Thursday, for
| a yacationgof two weeks. The teacher,
Miss Inez Kennedy. has gone to her
home in Cooper's Mills.
w. II. Colby and Son are at work
finishing the large barn they COM
menced in the spring for John Albee
| at Cooper's Mills.
| Clifford Dolan purchased horse
and cow last week, of w. f. Green.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Sproul and
1.-TWO children have returned from a
prolonged visit to relatives in White
field.
Miss Inez Kennedy, who is teaching
the third year in Ersltine school.
Windsorville, was one of the 200
teachers who attended the recent con-
lvention in Augusta.
The canning factory closed. Thurs
day, after running nearly two months.
| the apples in this locality having be-
leone exhausted The proprietors,
Thorndke & Xix of Rockiand, are
much pleased with the output, the
fine quality of the fruit and the faith
full work of employees.
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