Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-09
KENNEBEC
WIN DSOR.

WEST-Sumncr Parton recently
dressed a hog weighing 435 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Is. Carpenter last
week were callers at the parsonage Of
Roy. and Mrs. {. +. Cook. North Wind
sor. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter Thurs
day We're business callers in Augusta.
The guests at the Ladies' Union last
week were Mrs. Dickey and Miss Belle
Taylor.
William Stewart has several men cut
ting wood ON the home lot.
Elbridgc Caswcl and son Archie
p'crc in Augusta Thursday.
Tho Ladies' Union will he entertained
at tn" home Of Mrs. Harry Merrill
Wednesday. January IL
vAssAL5oRo.
EAST-Mss Grcta Rouudy was at
home for the holidays.
Howard o. burgess al Colby has
been spending his vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burgess.
Frank Bragg who was quite sick
with bronchitis before vacation has re-
covered so as to return To Coburn.
j. +. Washhurn spent the holidays at
home. Mrs. Washhurn y hn was sick
again through November is much inn
proved though gaining slowly and is
confined tn the house
Andrew Jackson is having new vim
dows put in his house. Fred Crosby &,
Son are doing the WORK.
MT. VERNON.
Mary Jane Field, wife of James :.
Field of Waltham, Mass. formerly of
MI. Vernon, died Friday, Jan. e. The
family with the remains of Mrs Field
will arrive in Mt. Vernon Monday
night and the funeral services will be
held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
from the Methodist church.
BELGRADE.
Miss Eda Yeatcn. who has been pass
ing the Christmas holidays at her
home here has returned to Brunswick.
Miss Blanche Minot, after passing 10
days at her home here. has returned to
Belmont. Mass.
Many of the farmers in this vicinity
are harvesting q fine crop Of ice.
Page Pulsfer of the Abbott school.
Pennington, is al home for his mid
winter vacation.
The members OF the Mckinley sun
day school. who have not been absent
for the past year and who received
gold medals, are Bessie Myrick, Floyd
l.. Yeaton and Sam Marshall Weston.
NORTH-Miss Mabel Stevens, who
had hut recently arrived home from
Boston. was obliged To undergo an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis in the hospital
at Lewiston Tuesday of this week. At
last accounts she was getting on very
comfortably.
Mrs Villa Alexander visited Mrs. Asa
Stevens Friday.
Little Serena Cook had the misfor-
tune last week to break an arm by
falling of the bed. The limb was set
by a Waterville doctor and the little
one is doing we'll at present.
Thomas Leavitt and Ralph Foster
have been putting up ice the past week
for Mr.. Fairchild on Hoyt's island.
Installation of officers of the Grange
was held saturday evening Jan. :.
Pickerel fishing is reported good in
Hamilton pond
Mr. and Mrs. r A. Cook were bust |
ness visitors in Waterville Friday.
LITCHFlELD.
PLAINS-Mrs. Mary B. Price, asso-
Si"ee s aiiu toiiuuItieoS VI tie bfdhu |
Chapter of Maine and Mrs. Fredicene |
Fellows as grand marshal. of Richmond |
installed the following officers of Mys-
tic Chapter, No. 50. o. E. S., Thursday: |
Worthy matron. Mrs. Addie L. Buck |
lin; worthy patron, A. r. Bucklin; as
sociate matron, Mrs. Mary E. Tarr; |
secretary. Mrs. Lizzie S. Gilbert; treas
urer. Gardiner Roberts. conductress. |
Mrs. Sadie Douglass associate con-
ductress. Mrs. Lizzie s. Jordan; chap |
lain. Mrs: Arianna f. Roberts; mar
shall, Mrs. Julia e. Price; organist. DIR. |