Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-25
KENNEBEC.
ALBION.

DIR. John Wellington of Washing
| ton, ID. c., is in town called here by
the death of his father, n. II. Well
| ington.
Mrs. Eva Warren was thrown out of
her sleigh Sunday afternoon, receiv-
ing bad shaking up and frac-
| tured collar bone.
Mrs. William Walcott has returned
| from augusta where she underwent
a surgical operation a short time ago.
j. X. Whitaker sold four hogs to
| George Gates of Vassalboro, this week.
Edith Keay, who has been visiting
| her sister, Mrs w. f. Libby, has re
TURNED to Cambridge. Mass.
| LITCHFiELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Porter are re =
| cei"ing congratulations on the birth Of
a daughter Ruth Virginia. born
| March 5, weighing Sa4 pounds. Mrs.
| Porter and the little one are with Mrs.
| Portcr's mother, Mrs. a. VI. Patterson.
| Mrs, George Sanford of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. w. Max
| we'll
| WEEKS MILLS.
| Daniel Burrill has purchased a farm
lin Windsor Of Charles Sabin. and has
moved.
| DIR. and Mrs. w. +. Brown were
business callers Tuesday in Augusta.
| Miss Belle Bowler has gone to Ban
igor to work at the Insane hospital.
Miss Edna White of Augusta passed
the week end at her home here.
Mrs. \. K. Burrill, Mrs. Ezra Boyn-
ton, George Mari, Mrs. Louisa PEREZ
val and James Cook are on the sick
list
Mrs. NJ +. Perkins has returned
ifrom Waltham, Mass.
| Mrs. Z. &. Brown and daughter Rcta
Mrs. Lcwvillc Proctor. Mrs. Addie
Baker, Mrs. Harold Charles and Miss
| Gladys Hisler were business callers
Monday in Watervillr.
BELGRADE.
! NJ. Larrabee is still getting lumber
together. having several teams and a
dozen men to work.
fle talk of the town is who will
get the mail route No. %" and The
| Will9Wdale."
| Miss Bertha Gates is visiting friends
IN South Gardiner.
Nh. Jane Lombard, crossing tender,
is confined to the house by sickness.
Ralph KNOWLES is taking his place on
the crossing.
M. and Mrs, ReSco Downing Of Dex-
g. We're visitors at J. c. HcWitt's this
week.
Nil. Herb IT Thing has returned to
,school at Portland.
Fred Guptit lost part IF his fin
ger while operating his corn grinder
this week.
Mr.. Archie Danforth. agent at En-
blem. Maine. was a visitor at Mr.. John
Tibtctt's last Suday
, The three-act comedy drama from
the pen of Arthur Lewis Stubbs, Will
loWdale.@ will be given under the au-
spices of the Belgrade Brass Band,
Friday evening Mar a.
MT. VERNON.
| Ralph Thing and Roy Cram started
| Fus sday morning for oregon.
| The Fourth Quarterly Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church Of
| Mount Vernon WAS held Monday ven
| ing. March 2h The trustees elected
| for tie ensuing year are: II. w Web
| Eer. J. y. Eundlette. ". T. Morrill,
| Calvin r. Wehher. w. +. carson. Thu
| stewards are Mrs w r Merrill, Mrs
| r. F. Allen Mrs. w. T.. Carson. y. +.
| Weber. Mrs Lizzie Fairbanks. Mrs.
| II. w Webher. II. w. Weber, Carl
| ton Turner Fred NJ. Weber. w. +.
| Carson. Carroll c. Butler, Morris *.
| Gordon, Warren W. Wcbbcr. Calvin l..
| Weber, Mrs. Sophie Fl. nch. Elias
| Richardson. II. W. Weber was elect
| cd Il ~ I NE.hhe,,
recording steward. J. A Rundlctte has
faithfully served the church for many
| Years as treasurer. but declined t. he
reelected for another year. and Mrs.
| r. +. Allen was elected. Reports from
| the various officers and committee
| showed that good work had been done
| during the past year.
| The regular meeting Of Vernon VAL
| ley Chapter. No. 6S, o +. S. was held
| Tuesday evening.
| Mr. Staples of Portland and MIR. sta
| pies of Ellsworth were in town Tues
day.
Eugene Swift of North Vienna re-
| Gently purchased n fine lot of heifers
| of Miles Williams.
George Cofrcn of East Winthrop was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
WAYNE
NORTH-Mrs. Marion Lucas was
| the guest Sunday of her daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Dickinson and family.
Mrs L. C. Stevens was the guest
Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. a. L. SteV-
ems.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday after
| noon with Mrs George Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Ladd We're re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. b.
Smith at Winthrop.
\. w. Laid has lately purchased
some nice COWS
{. +. Moore. carrier on Route IS, has
only missed one trip for the entire
winter. though many times the storms
have been severe and roads bad.
VASSALBORO.
EA ST-S. Bray Priest. who lives on
Priest Hill was 90 years old on sat