Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-23
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JnuTSudS, MARCH 10. Win MID: H. -
Mardcn. Program: Roll CALL quota
tlous from Tennyson: paper on wash
ington. d. c.. by Mrs. Edith Pope: par
per continuation Of previous paper on
Washington, Mrs. Carrie Strong: read
ing the Princess 10y club. VIII meet
the lis car.
EAST-The rnoeting Of the Free pub
lie Library Association will be held
Tuesday evening, March %. The rou-
tine business will be given. Refresh
ments will be served. All members
OF the association are requested to
be prcsent and others are cordially
invited to attend.
SOUTH--D. W. Whitehouse was in
Augusta Monday on matters of hasi-
ness. .--.
Mrs. Frank Brown is confined to hnr
borne With Il se.erc cold. Her hus-
hand Is slowly recovering. after scv-
cral weeks illness.
VI. f.inwood Sabin passed Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Hussey
Mr. Hussey has been quite poorly.
Mrs. Andrew Weber and sister
Mrs. Haskell, were guests Tuesday o.
Sadie Rowe, Pond roed. China.
O. d. Nelson and laughter. Miss
Marion, visited Mr. Nelson's mother
Sunday in Palermo.
Clark Nelson passed Sunday Wit
friends on Cross Hill.
Omar Davis, accompanied by l.. W
Tucker We're business callers rtcentis
in Augusta.
Samuel Boothby is spending a sh"r
vacation in Brighton.
East Eassalhoro. Il fall pig Whicl
dressed 22l pounds
Robert Ford is on the sick list.
Bert l:assett and Jasper Jauuitl
were callers Saturday evening at g
u. Nelson's.
Jasper Crummett of CHINA was il
the place Saturday, looking Dip Old ae
quaintances.
Omar Davis made I business triI
Monday to Watervllc.
Mr., and Mrs James clark Of River
side were guests Sunday of II. q
Dickey and Family.
The South Nassalboro school close,
friday, March Il. after Il term Of |
weeks, taught by Miss Uutl4 Robinson
of Nassalboro. Owing t. III" roads be
ing 50 badly driltnd the q, siGg eyer
cises were held at tho home 81 G. II
Morse. 4 fine treat WAS Furnished Il
the close which VAS heartily cnjoye
by all present.
Forest Brown Wt< hom' from iiE'r
side for Il few hours sunday.
: The Windsor superintendent o
schools Frank Colbu,n and Mrs. Co.
burn. Mrs. Eta Twitehell and daugh
ter, Miss Gladys. We're dinner guest
Sunday at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs
J.. w. Mason.
Miss Gla,!y& TWitchcu will leave I'll
week for Buckfield to be the guest o
M. and Mrs. DeCostie.
Mrs. NJ. F. Davis vent II Watervill
Friday to visit her sisters. Mrs. Ing
ham and Mrs Williams. also her broth
er. stephen PulIen. who is soon to re
turn to his home in California.
Wyman BqyntoE is i'll with sever
cold
Mahlon Hrann and Omar Davis wer
business callers Monday 1t ], "
Lampson's. Augusta.
Mrs. Zelrla Gates and daughter. An
ME were guests Sunday OF Mrs. Gates
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Clark.
Nr. and Mrs. Chas Perkins returned
home Sunday from Albion. where the.
were called Monday by tile illness o
Mrs. Perkins uncle, Chas. Trask.
The storm of March 16 was thu
toughest of the season. Tie high winC
piling the, snow into drifts. rendering
the roads impossible.
Friends of Mrs. VIM. Stewart ar,
sorry 40 hear she is i'll with jaundice.
F. Belle Taylor was in Watervill'
Monday calling on relatives.
Harold Morse is passing several day!
in Augusta. visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morse.
Alonzo Boynton has sold his lunbe'
at the Whitehousc Bros mill, SoutI
China, to F.. r. Warren uf this place.
Mrs. Lizzie Clarke. who suffered sev-
eral i'll turns last week, is improving
yet unable to feed herself
NJ F. Davis. went out Sunday fol-
the first time since November.
Mrs. Emma Brann recently had tn,
misfortune To meet With = very pain
full accident by Icing r&usht in tn,
separator. which might fave resulted
more seriously but for III" timely ar
rival of her son, who rendered tn,
necessary aid in releasing his motie,
from her perilous position. Friends
hone for y complete recovery.
airs. Neiii" Clarke. Of Waterlille
was in III" plac" Sunday. the guest oi
her brotacr. T.. T.. Warren and family
Mr.. Clarke. who formerly resided II
this place, had not visited her ole
ho.ne for four years.
Mr.. and Mrs g.. H. Morse enter
tanned party of friends "Wednesday
evening in honor OF Miss Robinson
A fine luncheon was served by Tho
hostt IS. At late hour The compan.
departed for their homes. declaring
they had enjoyed a very pleasant
evening.