Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudley of Gardi-
ner took dinner, Tuesday, with Mr.. and4
Mrs George Paine on their way from
| Gardiner TO North Arson.
The two village schools close, Thurs
day, for their Christmas vacation, to re-
open, Jan. 2, with the same force Of
teachers.
| Miss Annie p Mower attended the fra
ternity dance at the A. T. o. house IN
Waterville, Monday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Seth B. Richardson will
spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Mosher of Augusta.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred s. Wallace and son
Stanley will be the guests of Mr. and
| Mrs. Ralph f. Arey Of Augusta, at
Christmas.
Several members of Cushnoc Grange
were present at the meeting, Tuesday,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Crowen I. J. Robbins, Mrs. Ellery BraDn,
| Mrs. Ava Luce and Mrs. Adney Reynolds.
The school board of Vassalboro will
meet at the schoolhouse at North Vas
salboro, Friday afternoon at o'clock,
and all citizens interested in having q
new schoolhouse at North Vassalboro
are invited to attend.
Jerry Colby is making arrangements
Monday evening, with Tozier's Orehes-
ira ..
Miss Florence Priest will sing at the
First Baptist church in Waterville at
the Christmas services, next Sunday.
Karl Gates is singing regularly at the
Unitarian church in Waterville.
CLINTON.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Lois
Amanda Wardwell was held from the
Brown Memorial NJ. f. church, Rev.
Charles Beebee officiating. The flow
ers were beautiful. There were many
designs from friends and the orders
Of which she had been a member.
Selections were sung by Misses Mat
tie May Greeley and Helen Beebee. |
The bearers were the son, Ashton
Wardwell and the three nephews,
Maurice Powell of Orono Edgar |
Brown of Waterville and Earl Bean of |
Canaan. Interment was in the Village |
cemetery. |
The following were in town to At
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. |
Wardwell: Mrs. Isaac Bean, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Earl Bean OF Canaan, Maurice |
POWELL Of Orono; Rev Hannah |
y
work; Mrs. George Richardson OF |
Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Craig. |
Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs Laura |
Brown and son. Edgar, of Waterville |
The village schools, which were |
postponed on account of so many |
cases of measles. will begin. Jan. 2
Mrs. S. l.. Andrews and TWO Young
sons. Carlton and Paul, are in town |
to pass Christmas. DIR. Andrews is
expected. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Felker have re-
turned from their stay in Pennington,
and Mr.. Felker has been called to |
Dexter on business.
Arthur Holt was in Augusta, one
day last week.
Mrs. Hattie Brown was in Fairfield |
Tuesday.
Mrs Sarah Ross and Mrs. Jennie
Wheeler passed Thursday, visiting in
Waterville.
w. |. Cain was in watervile, Sat
urday.
The Wesleyan Literary Club of the |
NJ. +. church met, Friday. with Mrs.
Eva Wood. with the following pro-
gram Lords prayer, unison, singing,
"Only Remembered" quotation from
Shakespeare; solo, Mae Greeley; read
ing. Mrs. Dora Spearin; reading, Life
of john Wesley" Mrs. Evelyn Gree
ley, select reading. Helen Beebee; pa
per, Mrs. Sarah Ross; song, little
Misses Hope Loder and Beulah Stew
art, Miss Hope Loder at the piano. AT
the close Of the club, a meeting of
the Ladies' Aid was held and the re-
ports of the committees for the Gar
den party were very interesting. The
amount taken was $50 and amount
cleared $75.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Wardwell, |
who were called here by the sickness
and death of his mother, returned,
Monday, to their home in Vance
boro.
Mrs. Nina Loder, president of the
Arcana Club, has distributed $500 Red
Cross Christmas stamps.
GARDINER
WEST-Albert W. Fuller received a
letter recently from his son-in-law, AL
fred Wessman formerly of Halloweli,
now located in North Carolina. Mr..
Wessman has purchased a tract of
| land there consisting OF 200 acres, also
| land in Florida Last year 900 bushels
Of blackberries were harvested from
the farm in North Carolina. He has
rented the place to parties who are 60
ing 10 set out 60 acres TO tobacco. Mr..
| Wessman is very enthusiastic over the
| South as a place to live in. His wife
and daughter who have been nearly a
year with her parents, expect TO Join
| him in their new home in the spring.
| Mr. and Mrs Fuller may ACCOMPANY
their daughter and pass the remainder
| Of their days in Southern home
| Herbert Horn and Linwood Allen
| We're Sunday callers at DR.. Merrlfs.
| Mrs. Mary Savage and daughter
! Mamie were Sunday guests at John
| Horns.
Raymond Hopkins passed Sunday at
home.