Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-28
WINDSOR.

WEST-The Agricultural Improvement
Club of South Vassalboro and West
Windsor met Saturday evening at o. r,
Carpenters. the president in the chair.
with a large attendance. Questions on
"Dairying' were read by President A G.
Brown; questions on Domestic Science
by Mrs. l.. W. Mason: questions on
Poultry Raising" by Miss Gladys
Twitcheli All questions We're discussed
by the club. a communication from
Orono was read by Mrs. o. E Carpenter.
1t was moved to hold the next meeting
at Mrs j. F. TWitchelfs, the time to be
later appointed. The guests at the club
from out Of town were Mrs Addie Dana
Hanks of Augusta, whom all We're glad to
meet; Miss Edna and Flora Pierce with
many others from al distance. After the
business was finished. the company unit
ed in singing Flow Gently, Sweet Alton
with Miss Edna Pierce as accompanied.
Selections were also given by the West
Windsor Quartet and others.
Mrs Rebecca Wood, who has been vis-
iting her brother Henry Taber and fam
ily returned to Augusta Saturday to
visit relatives for snort time, before
going to her home in New Bedford, Mass.
Miss Lura Taber Friday closed a sues
ee55ful term OF school at South Windsor.
Miss Flora Pierce of c. Fl. S. is pass
ing a few days of her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce, be-
fore returning to Augusta, wnere she has
employment for the summer.
Miss Edna Pierce OF Bates Is spending
her vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George Pierce, at the Chadwick home
stead
er at o. E. Carpenters and G. f. Taylor's.
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Merrill and young
son Howard were visitors Sunday after
noon OF MIR. and Mrs William Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin roDey of Gross Hin
were guests Sunday of his sister. Mrs. A. L.
Casey Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tobey were
also visitors Sunday of thir daughter, Mrs.
A, l.. Casey.
Among the late arrivals are Ex-Mayor
and Mrs. Harrington and sister. Mrs. Dru-
ry, with her granddaughter, Miss Brainard
and their chauffeur. all OF Worcester, Mass.
They made the trip in their touring car.
arriving Sunday night at the home of Mrs.
Hsrringtons sister. Mrs. Alice Taber where
they will visit for an indefinite time.
The closing exercises OF the Coiman
school took place Thursday afternoon I'M
Edith Stewart, with large number OF
visitors present. among them being Supt.
Coburn and Mrs. Colburn, Mrs. Henry
TaDer and guest Mrs. Rebecca Wood. with
the parents and many other friends who
listened TO a pleasing program. follows;
Singing. by the school; composition. VIII
bur Casey recitation. Annie b. CssTen.
Singing, Mabel Grant and Lettie Casey,
reading, Wilbur Casey composition. NH
dred Taber illustrated etories compost
ton, Annie Caswell reading. Emmons
Casey story, Erwin Stewart recitation.
Mildred Taber motion song, by the school
composition, Erwin Stewart; composition
Emmons Casey exercise, Daisies. Stfsw-
berry Class, Grade l. Il ,F3 a,l%
Wilbur and Emmons Casey were ust alb
sent half day, A pleasing feature of
the program the singing by Mabel
Grant and Lettie Casey Ice cream ana
cake were served.
party OF friends from Augusta con-
sisting of Mrs. Everett Han, Mrs Frank
q. Harrington. with their guests, Mrs.
Marth Clark and daughter, Mrs. Frank
Goodale Of Lowell. Mass. enjoyed car
riage drive TO Vassalboro Thursday. They
visited the cemetery and the very old
Methodist church at Cross HILL where thsy
stopped for their noon day lunch. This
church where Mrs Clark so often attended
services many years ago, brought to mind
many pleasant as we'll sad memories of
the friends long since gone before. On
their return they called friends and rel
atses in this vicinity where she formerly
lived. hey were also callers on Mrs.
Ahbe Mitchell, who is stopping this sum-
at Stephen Lamson's
One of the jurors In the camorra