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


Sunday, to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. Charles Clifford and son Lee of
Beverly, Mass, arrived Monday to spend
a few weeks with Mrs. Clifford's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Whitmore. Mr.. Cliff
ford will join them later.
Rev. c.. e. Jones went Friday. to
Northern Maine, where he will be the
guest of friends for few days.
Miss M e. McGinness, who is living at
Mr.. John Whitmores, went Saturday to
Augusta to visit friends.
MIR. A. r. Bigelow of Easton was the
guest last week of Rev. and Mrs. C. f.
Jones.
Orlando Bradstreet returned recently
from New York, where he had been the
guest for three weeks of Mr.. and Mrs
James Bailey
EAST--The Sunday school has de-
cided to hold the Christmas exercises.
TO which all are cordially invited,
Saturday evening, Dec. %. instead of
Christmas night as was previously
announced.
Clifford r. Seekins of Richmond
passed a few days. last week, in this
village, with his grandmother, Mrs.
Eveline Reid.
WiNosoRviLLE.
CT. York was a visitor. Thursday.
at Togus.
Jasper Mosher is very i'll with
measles and pneumonia.
]. w. Sproul and W. II. Colby were
In Augusta, Saturday, on business.
Lyman Weaver of Augusta was in
town. Friday. to attend the funeral
services OF his mother, Mrs. Sarah ].
Weaver.
Mrs C. I. York was a visitor, Mon
day. in Augusta.
Arthur Sproul will give a social and
musical entertainment at Windsor
Corner Saturday evening, Dec. 20.
Mrs. Alice Marson was a visitor
Thursday at Cooper's Mills.
]. w. Sproul killed a hog Thursday,
that dressed weighed as pounds.
George Rawley. Jr.. Of Waltham.
Mass, was a visitor Thursday and
Friday, In town.
Maurice York was at home from Au
Rnst2, Saturday and Sunday.
The Rebekah society save an enter
talnment Tuesday evening. at Cooper's
NILS. and realized the sum of S34.
were Sunday guests Of their parents,
Mr.. apd Mrs. j. w. Sproul.
c. |. York has gone to Boston on a
business trip.
Mir. and Mrs. George Rawley, who
brought the remains of their grand
mother here for burial returned, Sat
urday. 10 their home in Walthanl,
Mass.
Mrs. J. B. Stilphen picked a blossom
Dec. 10 from towering plant that
grew In q sheltered place in the gar
den.
Arthur Sproul has trapped l. musk
rats and 10. skunks.
Mrs. Ruth Colby Brann is the guest
for the week of her husbands parents,
Mr.. 1and Mrs. Joseph Brann, at Coop
cr's Mills.
Mrs. Marcellus Partridge of North
Whitefieia was a guest Sunday at The
home or her sister. Mrs. Adeiber,
Sproul.
The funeral services of the late
Sarah ]. Weaver were held, Friday az
terneon. at her late home in this place,
Rev. f. b. Turner officiating. Inter
nfent was in family lot in Hill ceme-
terry. Mrs. Weaver was one of the
oldest residents in town. her age being
So years.
REApFiELD.
DEPoT-Mrs. Sarah Stevens left
Thursday, to join her husband. VINO
is engaged in business in Connecticut
She viii pass the winter there.
Eugene MiIlett was called to Paris,
Thursday, TO attend the funeral of his
niece the late Miss Millett.
The social event at the, vestry, Fri
day evening, was a very pleasant and
enjoyable occasion for the fifty friends
who assembled there.
Angus Mccormick of Augusta is
passing a few days at the home of
his parents.
Mrs. n. u. Gordon reports delight
full visit with her daughter and other
relatives in New Jersey and Penn
. syiyaflia. She returned Saturday. ac
: companied by her two daughters, the
Misses Julia and Blanche Gordon, who
met their mother in BOSTON on her
return.
Mrs. 'Hackett, who was on the sick
list. is much better.
J. T.. Mccormick has shipped from
Maine this past season. 1900 barrels
of apples; more from Oxford county
than elsewhere Most Of them were
shipped to England.
Mrs. Laura Harrington of Bath, and
children, Miss Beatrice and Gordon
Harrington, are expected TO take part
in the Christmas Festivities at Mrs.
y. d. Gordons.
Merry jingling of sleigh bells, during
the storm Sunday was evidence of
good sleighing, which is likely to
continue.
Some of the boys engaged in trap
ping have caught skunks, which have
Melted them a high price for. skins.
L. =. Wright has improved his
house by tearing down partitions and
putting in double windows.
FAYETTE.
The town farm has been sold TO n par
ty who will occupy il and repair the
buildings.
The boarding house at the mill has
been sold and VIII swift will move out.