Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-16
KENNEBEC.
CLINTON.

| away. Tuesday morning. She had been
in failing health for number of
| months and was tenderly cared for by
| Mrs. Emma Flagg at her home. One
son. Ashton Wardwell of Vanceboro.
who is in town, called by his mother
Isickness
| Mrs. Wardwell was Il years of age,
had passed her life in Clinton and was
! most highly esteemed by all
| Funeral will be at the Brown Me-
mortal N. L. church, at 100 p. NJ,
Friday.
| MIR. and Mrs Eugene Scribner pass
| ed Sunday and Monday in Bangor.
W. I. Cain has moved his family to
| the village home for the winter.
The Arcal2a Club met, Tuesday,
| Dee. y. with Mrs. l.. Decker. Jr. Pro-
gram: Scripture quotations: current
events. members; reading. ''Hender-
sons Strange Stories of 1872" MEM
bers; sketch of Gen. L. S. Grant"
Mrs. Sadie Eastman; paper, "Sher-
mans March Through the Confeder-
acy." Mrs. Edna Ward; magazine
studies. "Women's Colleges" andT'The
New Method: lesson review. Mrs.
Nellie Cain.
WINOSOhs
WEST-The Christmas sale and
oyster supper under the auspices of
the Ladies' Union, which was held at
the home of Charles Pierce. Monday
afternoon and evening, was a gem
uine success. The committees who had
charge of the tables We're as follows:
Apron table, Miss Stella Barton. Mrs.
Harry Merrill, Mrs. w. P. Lamson
and Mrs. Allen Taber: fancy table,
Miss Rachel Caswell, Mrs. Albert Hal
lowell. Mrs. Eben Hallowcl and Mrs.
Haskell; candy table, Mrs. Hiram
Pierce, Mrs. Orrin Merrill, Mrs Stud
ley and Mrs. Il. B. Pierce; bag and
pin cushion table Mrs. 5. p. Barton,
Mrs c. f. Taylor, Miss Ellen Pierce
miscellaneous table, Mrs. O. f. Car
penter. Mrs. Frank Grant. Miss Lena
Smart, Mrs. VIM, Stewart: food table,
Mrs. George Pierce. Mrs. Daniel Bur-
riii Mrs. Daniel True and Miss Fran
eena Taylor. An oyster stew. cake
and coffee were served through the
evening. The amount realized was S53
The Union wishes to extend its
thanks to Mr.. Pierce and mother, Mrs,
Margaret PIERCE for so kindly open
ing their houseN1 this sale, also each
and all of their kind patronage.
Mrs. S. p. Barton left for Wiscasset
Wednesday afternoon, to visit her
brother, DR.. Vim. Gorham, for a few
days.
Three Mile pond. which has been
frozen. is now open to navigation.
Rachel Caswell is visiting friends in
Augusta, this week.
NORTH PITTSTON.
W. B. Tobey has purchased of Mrs.
Flora Blodgett tine cow.
Win Bookings butchered for F. p.
Morrill,, last week. two esprHg pigs.
whose dressed weight was 325 pounds
each. Three others of the same LITER
dressed respectiyelv~ 300. 800 and 29S
pounds EACH making the combined
weight of the five. 1868 pounds.
Miss Belle Clark, who has been at
S. \. JEWELS, is now in Gardner,
doing nursing at the home Of MIR.
Taylor, Brunswick avenue.
Mrs. George Spearin and Miss Ger
trude Sparrow were in Augusta, Sat
urday.
Among. the callers and visitors on
AIR andSsfrs. Alton Cooper, Sunday.
We're Mrs. Noah Cooper and daughters.
Grace and Ella. Miss Edith Grady of
Randolph and Miss Inza Clark of East
Chelsea and Miss Gertrude Sparrow
and sister Hazel
Robert Hood has gone to Augusta,
where he has employment in the shoe
factory. His brother in-law, VIII
Bickford. is stopping with his family,
during his absence
VIII Clark, who is pressing hay in
Winslow, spent Sunday at his home
in East Chelsea.
Miss INA Clark, who has been
spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Clark, re-
turned to Manchester, Sunday, where
she Will resume her duties as teacher
of the Forks school, for the winter
term.
Mrs. Carrie Morrill, spent Friday in
Augusta,
A neighborhood Christmas tree and
entertainment under the direction of
the school and Sunday school will be
held at the schoolhouse near the
Corner" Saturday evening Dec 80
All Interested are cordially invited to
be present and participate in the good
time
MT. VERNON
Occasional rains have brought four
feet of water into some of long, almost
dry wells.
Wednesday at Mt. Vernon the scribe
met Mrs Tyler, the daughter of Uncle