Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06

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bers Of the orchestra were Tasker
Lane. Frost and Forbes
Wallace o.Brien and a lady friend
are visiting his people here.
| Ira Bowden has gone to Florida Tor
| the winter, as he has done for some
years past.
Mrs. Hannah small went TO Unit
for Thanksgiving at the home of hel
brother, William Barlow, and spent the
| " extend there.
Several of our young people came
home and spent Thanksgiving ~eel
With their parents. Bernard Staples
| from Higgins Classical Institute Al
| bert Jenkins from Oak Grove semina
| y. Raymond Merritt and Miss Edith
| Hobbs from Colhurn Classical, Airline
| Estes from Morgan's Business College.
| Frank Holbroell from Houlton where
| he occupies the position of civil engi-
| naer in the Office of the =. * NJ. Il. r.
\. K. Pilley, cur druggist, Alton Pill
| ley and others. returned this week
| from a successful hunting trip in the
| Maine woods.
DR. and Mrs. y r. Cook entertained
| several relatives from cut of town
| Thanksgiving week, Mr. and Mrs.
| P. Judkins. Mrs F. e Adams Miss
Elsie Adams and Alfred s. Adams.
| Mrs. Vesta Higgins is fitting up the
| rooms in the Or. Rich house, which
she has rented for the coming year
Mr. Higgins Is delayed in the Philip
| pines until spring ON account of the
trouble in China and other unavoada-
bic reasons.
| Fer some weeks past the Ladies' Aid
| Society has met in the yestry. Wednes
DAYS and tackled comforters. Last
Wednesday evening the Christian En-
/ deavorers heldsa social there and serv-
ed ice cream and cake
Thursday night, there was praise
service in the church which was large
~ attended. The new song roo
| being used for evening services, Great
ing much interest.
Fifty members of Harvest Home
| Grange drove TO Monroe and were en-
tertained right royalty by the Monroe
Grange
Last Saturday night 43 of our hon
Grange accepted the invitation to NEE
with the Waldo Grange. our Grang.
again presented a nice entetainmen
of some is numbers The hgst Grang.
furnishing one of the finest suppers
was possible to create, the evening be
ing voted Is one of the most enjoy able
occasions of the season.
TROY.
The entertainment and social given
at the Grange hall, Friday evening by
! the T c. r. c.. was a grand success.
A large crowd was present and all
| A
| Baked Bean supper was served to
about 80. About $17 was added to the
! club treasury as a result of the eve
| ning's entertainment. The next clu
| meeting viii be held. Friday evening
| Dec. 10, at the home of Geo. H. Pratt
| Rev. J. c. Lamb and family passed
the weekend at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. f. S. Foster, in Gull.
| ford
Miss Helen Weymouth spent few
days, last week, at NJ. 7. Dodge's,
leaving, Saturday, for Oakfeld, where
| she viii teach, this winter,
Il. Z. Stone left, Monday, for bus
mess trip to Boston. His grandson,
| Harold who has been spending a few
| days in town, returned with him to
Lewiston
Chester Braley and family spent
! Thanksgiving at the home of William
| Wingate in Jackson.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. w Ward and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seayer spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. X. E.
Stone.
The schools in town began, Mo,
day. with the following teachers: High,
Miss Olive Could of Albion; Gerrish,
| Miss Rena Jones of Unity; West
| Troy, Miss Angie Garcelon; Cook S
| Corner, Mrs, Geo. Woods; Beech Hill,
| Miss Nina Cunningham; Ward Hill,
| Miss Freda Shibles; Rogers Corner,
Miss Bertha Hillman, Barker, Miss
Maud Howes; Webster, Miss Laura
Pratt; Bagley Hill, Miss Katherine
Philbrick
CENTER-M. V. B. Mitchell and
family We're entertained at John
/, Smiths, Thanksgiving day.
| Oscar Hathaway and family passed
Thanksgiving at T. II. Cooks.
Mrs. Lucy Shaw dined at c. J. Hill
mans and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sar-
gent at Frank Rollins, Thanksgiving.
L. f. Bagley and family of Pitts
field and Eugene Hopkins and family
of Plymouth were Thanksgiving guests
at T. w. Howe's.
Miss Lena Sargent has returned
from Detroit, where she passed several
weeks with Mrs. Fred Bagley.
w J.. Hopkins has been spending
several days in Gardiner, Ray Bagley
tending store for him during his alb
senee.
Miss Edwina Garceion, daughter of
Edwin H. Garcelon, was married in
Boston. Saturday, Nov. rs, to Allie
Bradford of Auburn.
The marriage of Leroy knight and
Miss Izora sanderson, both of Troy,
occurred at the Universalist parson
age in Pittsheld, Wednesday, Nov. %,