Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-25

topics OF interest to the association
were enthusiastically discussed by Rev.
L. G. March. Everett Coombs. S. B.
Richardson, J. NJ. Gates. Il. Fl. Gales.
Mrs. F. NJ Wallace. G. w Starkey and
Mrs. r. NJ. Small. An interesting pro-
gram was followed by remarks by B.
II. Gates and G.. w. Starkey. The re-
frcshment committee. consisting of
Mrs. Della Lampson. Mrs. clara Sea-
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. i. .. Hussey and
/" +. Gates furnished the members
with delicious refreshments which was
the climax To Il very successful and
entertaining meeting.
The regular session of Vassalboro
| Grange was held Tuesday evening,
Jan. Il. Russell Weeks was installed
Oversecr and Arno Little. Treasurer.
they not being present at the regular
installation. The first and second de-
grees We're conferred on seven candi-
dates. State Master Stetson was
present and spoke in his usual force
Iful, enthusiastic way and predicted
| for NassalbOro Grange its most sue
cessful year in 1911. He was most
heartily applauded showing how we'll
his visit was enjoyed by the members.
| The hour being late the lecturer asked
that the program be continued until
meeting.
SOUTH Stephen Pullen, OF Hol-
lister, Calf. and Mrs. May Ingham,
o. Waterville. visited Friday their sis
| ter Mrs. NJ. +. Davis.
Jasper Crummett, of Deer Hill, was
| Il caller Saturday at O D. Nelson's.
James Crosby lost II valuable COW
Saturday morning.
Miss Alice Brown of Waterville
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Brown.
| Geo. Perkins, who has been i'll with
a bad cold. is improving.
| c. II. Fowler was a business caller
| Wednesday in Waterville.
Andrew Webber sold a nice COW re-
| Gently to parties in Hallowell, former
| ly of Aroostook.
Dan Webber. who has been logging
several weeks for Howard Fuller. fin
| shed Saturday.
Mrs. Maud Perkins has been suffer-
ing from u bad cold.
| Mrs. l.. w. Tucker, who has been
confined to the house several days
With cold is convalescent.
| O. D. Nelson made a business trip
to Augusta Thursday. taking in
| load OF fancy poultry.
| Miss Christine Webher of Pope Ave.
il attending school at South China.
| Monday and Tuesday were the cold
est days Of winter, thus far the ther-
mometer registering from six TO 10
degrees below zero.
| Gus Chadwick of Damarscotta, was
a recent caller at Andrew Webber's.
| Lin Sabin has finished hauling logs
Tor T.. +. Warren from the Randall
lot and returned home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Pierce of Au-
gusta, were calling Sunday on NJ. +.
Davis and family.
| Mrs. Gertrude Whitehouse of Wa
terville was business caller Saturday
in the place.
! Miss Luce of Augusta was guest
Sunday at NJ. f. Brann's.
| Fowler and Adams have several
men cutting wood.
| G. II. Fowler and L. w. Mason are
harvesting their years supply of ice.
| They report 1t being of extra quality
and about % inches in thickness.
| Mrs. C II. Fowler and daughter
Olive, were visiting Sunday her pa
rents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Stacy of Vas
salborc.
! c. Fl. Morse and son have finished
yarding their wood. lumber and bark.
There will be no school Monday ow-
ing to the illness of the teacher, Miss
! Robinson.
| A. G. Brown and \. +. Tabor were
cutting ice last week for f. r. Tay-
lor.
| II G. Dickey finished filing his ice
house last week.
| d. w. Whitehouse was a business
caller Wednesday in Augusta.
! N. F.. Davis. who is i'll at his home
seems more comfortable for the past
| few days.
Many families are suffering from an
| epidemic of colds
| j. NJ. Smart is working for II. G.
! Dickey and son, who are doing an ex-
+, tensive business in numbering. Mr..
Dickey contemplates building new
barn in the near future.
The thaw Of Saturday has spoiled
the sleighng, so one will be obliged to
use wheels until there comes more
snow.
Mrs Whitehouse was guest re-
Gently of Mrs. Minnie Sabin.
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