Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-27
@EDNNEBEC.
WINDSOR.

Mrs BlaRch Wilcox. and son Kimball
4 were recent callers in this place.
Norman Pierce Of Augusta is visit.
| ing his uncle. Asbury Pierce.
| The many friends of Mrs. Frank
| Trask regret to learn of her serious ILL
I ness.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury. Jones were
at Branch Mills Wednesday of this
| week
| 4. p. Haskell and son are harvesting
their ice.
The l.. s {. met Feb 20 with Mrs.
| Hiram Pierce. \ good number WAS
present and pleasant afternoon was
| enjoyed by all.
Reuben Pierce was business visitor
Tuesday in Augusta and Haliowell.
WEEKS MILLS.
Miss Flora Kitchen of Palermo. is
visiting Mrs. W. W. Hisler and other
relatives.
Henry Perkins is in very poor
health.
Alex Jackson has purchased horse
OF Levi Miller.
Mrs. Addie Baker and daughter
Miss Edna. have moved into the house
vacated by Lewyillc Proctor.
Mrs. Sadie Moshcr has gone to Ban
gor. where she has employment at
the Insane Asylum.
Mrs. Fred Pierce has been very sick
but is on the gain.
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Brown passed
the Sabbath at Mrs. Melinda Web
bcr's, South China.
Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham and son
"HS1sN hn Nnu
Mrs. Cunningham is caring for her
aunt, Mrs. Louisa Fcrciyal.
School closed Friday, the 18th after
a very successful term. taught BY Mrs.
Nelson Brown.
There has been quite Il change in
real estate on Deer lIill during the
past week. Edward Price sold his
farm 10 Jasper Cromnett and pur-
chased what was called the old Bon
ney place Of Perley Dodge. Alex
Jackson sold his farm to George F'os-
ter of Watervillc and purchased the
Hodgkins farm OF Mrs. Carrie Rip
ley of Burketville.
Rev. Mr. Farmer OF Bangor will hold
a series of mectings at the Union
church
Mrs. stephen Plummer is on the
sick list.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Choate Of Au-
gusta passed Sunday with Mrs. Rose
Choatc.
WINDSOR.
Charles Jewell was calling Saturday
on friends in this vicinity.
Robert Jewell is cutting lumber to
be sawed for the building OF poultry
house.
Rev. c. T.. Cook OF North Windsor
was Il recent caller in this vicinity.
The town officers are at work finish
ing up the town business for the year.
Rev. E. l.. SAWYER, who has been
suffering from severe cold for some
time. was able to take the regular
services again Sunday.
Allen Dudley is working for Robert
Jewell
Miss Adela Holmes was a caller Sat :
urday at the home OF Mrs. Clara Jew
ell.
\. H. Ware recently purchased fine
yoke Of oxen.
BELGRADE.
Postmaster J. c. Hewitt has joined
tie Belgrade Brass Band. We expect
to hear some fine music now.
The band boys are to give a dance
Friday evening at Belgrade Grange
hall Good music will be furnished.
An I'LL day session of Belgrade
Grange will be held SATURDAY., Fchru-
ary ?5. Cood weather and good at
tendance is hoped for.
Lester Perkins is home fo: few
days called acre by the illness OF his
father. James Perkins.
Miss Bertha Gates of Eockland Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. 7. Redinan.
WINTHROP.
Miss Dorothy Clifford of Portland is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. james
Diamond.
Miss Clara Maxwell and Miss Flora
Clifford have returned from Belgrade
Mrs Georgia Cobb has returned
from Providence, where she passed
the winter.
Miss Minnie Miller is spending a
week at home from Middleboro, Mass.
CHINA.
L.ikESIDE-Jonath Clark is very
poorly at this writing.
ClareAce Carol of Belfast visited Sat
urday and Sunday his cousin. Mrs
Bertha Bassctt.
t;lden Davis was n caller sunday at
Lakeside.
Omar Davis was calling recently al
\. G. Bassett's.
Merle Clark and Miss Daisy Clark
were callers sunday afternoon at
Charles Cousins in China.
Mrs. Dana Clark spent Wednesday
afternoon at Jonathan Clark's.
Mrs. Fred Warren was a caller one
day recently at Lakeside.
Mrs. a. G. Bassett was calling
| Thursday afternoon on Mrs. Annie
Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilfred Phelps are re
ceivinc congratulations on the arrival
of q boy baby, born Wednesday.
Welcome Reed passed Lakeside
Wednesday to attend the X: r y
meeting held at East Fassalporo.
The many friends of Charles Doe VII
be sorry to hear he is sick AT Ills
daughter's in Hallowell.
Mrs a. c. Bassett was at y. u. Ne''
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