Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

/ der the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid later
| in the spring. \ sale will be held at the
same time.
| In connection with the closing Of the
winter term of the Belgrade High school,
| March 8, an entertainment will be given
| at the Grange hall for the benefit of the
senior class.
George Minot and William Knowles
| went to Lewiston Saturday. where they
each purchased a new horse.
Preaching services are not held regu-
larly at the South church this winter. but
the Sunday school is continued with an
attendance of 40 or 80 each Sunday after
| noon. Miss Jennie Tilson still continues
as the efficient superintendent.
Mrs. Lon Mills, wife Of Eugene
Mills died at her home here Friday
evening 4 husband and one son sur
vive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Redmun
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of q son Friday evening, Feb
18th.
Harrison Hill who has been very ill
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. j.
IC. Hewett. is improving, being able
to sit up little.
Herbert Wing of Portland passed
last week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. H. Wing.
Mrs. Wilbur johnson is visiting in
Lewiston.
Miss Lottie Scribner is visiting in
Lynn, Mass.
j. c. Hewitt installed a De Laval
separator for Oscar Moore of Mt.
Vernon. Friday.
Foster Bros. are saving wood with
their new gasoline engine.
Many persons in town are suffering
with the Grip
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Foster and two old
est children We're business callers one day
last week in Watervile
w e Farnham. Charlie and Harold
Farnhau. were in Oakland one day last
week Mr.. Farnham is having some new
Sled runners banded.
Miss Lottie l.. Scribuer is visiting rela-
tives and friends for a few weeks in
Lynn and Boston.
While building the fire for Sunday
school, Nellie c. Pray burnt her left hand
severely.
Ross Guptil has purchased gasoline
engine with which he intends TO pump up
water, grind grain and turn the separa-r
tor.
W. f. and Bernard Farnham were bust
ness callers last Thurhday at Augusta.
WINDSOR.
wEST-Thc Ladies' Union will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Nellie Barton.
Bert True is getting along finely. He
wishes to extend thanks to his numerous
lit, nj ,1,t,e zoe
which are daily being sent him since con
fined to his room, also the postcard
shower he received on st. Valentines
day. which was highly appreciated.
Stephen Lamson has been on the sick
list for two weeks.
Rachel Caswell is in Augusta stopping
with her sister. Mrs. Fred Monroe, who
has fine boy, whose birth occurred Sun
day, Feb. l.. The young man tipped the
scales at Il IL pounds.
Mrs. Minnie Merrill is in Augusta hav-
ing her throat treated. All hope the
treatment may be successful.
William Stewart is hauling hay to .Au-
gusta.
| Arthur Taber and A. l.. Casey are haul.
ing potatoes to Weeks Mills.
| Mrs. Sarah Davis. who has been i'll. is
improving. Henry Davis and family.
who have been sick. are recovering.
Mrs. Roger Reeves, who has been quite
mdisposed, is better
Friends here were saddened to learn of
the death recently of ]. W. Estes of Pas
sadena, Cal, former resident Of Maine
Mr.. Estes had been in failing health for
many years. The family has the synpa-
thy of many friends here.
Mrs Annie Nash was guest Thursday
at the home of her brother, Warren
Lamson.
Ralph Gerrisb was d recent business
caller in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart &ere In
Augusta Thursday. the guests of Nr. and
Mrs. Percy Norcross. .-.- Yfv
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