Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-08

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J Wales Grange viii have an enters
taiament al the hall. Friday evening
November 10. with dance and supper
Walter Srribner of Stratton. wine
has been patient AT c. NJ G. Hos
pital, Lewiston is stopping with his
fathcr.
! The regular meeting of Wales
J, Gsanse Was held. Saturday. with a
good attendance. The First and Sec
ond degrees were conferred owing
| tainIncnt was furnished during tie
| leeurer's hour
Mrs. .lesse Austin is on the slel, list
Mrs. bertha Jones is i'll with ton
siltis
CLINTON.
| NORTH Mrs Alice Sherman and
! son Harold passed sunday III the
| home Of her father. viii Dunion. ut
| the Eclwier.
| Mr.. and Mrs Earl Bazzell Of Co.
| Daan passed sunday with their grand
/ parents. AIR and Mrs Howard Kicker.
News mas been received of the death
| of Mrs. Jennie Witham of Albion.
| AlonZo BuEier Of Oakland * pass
/ ing a few days with his half brother,
George Kicker. who is still very i'll.
| Mr.. Ricker's son Melvin OF Pittsaeld
also passed Sunday with him.
W. A. Adams. who is employed just
| ont OF Portland passed Saturday
night at his home in this town.
Mrs. AGRA Adams called on Mrs
Minnie Bu2zell of Canaan. sunday
Mrs. Buzzen is reported i'll AZ this
| writing.
Evander and Ivory Goodridge of
| SkoWheean are visiting their sister
| Mrs CLARK Dixon.
| Eddie Goodwin and Miss Ethel
| Stein, beth nf North Clinton. we're
married very quietly. Wednesday eve
ming, Mo-. !, in Clinton village
BELGRADE
| Mrs. +. g. Geffton, and lirs. l.. y.
| Mckissick were business callers, sat
llrday, in Waterville.
| Parker T. Hutchins Of Oakland WAS
| calling on friends in town Friday
Mrs Harry Mills. who underwent AT
! operation fnr appendicitis, lasi week
| is as comfortable as can bc expected
Miss Bessie Myrick spent the pas
| week with her sister in Augusta.
Miss Elsie I.yford. who is reeeivine
| treatment in Or. Kings Private Hos.
pital at Portland. is mach Improved
| in health.
There will BE- work in the Third and
| Fonrth degree. also Harvest supper
at Belgrade Grange. next Saturdas
night.
joel Foster Of Waterville vas the
| Weekend guest Of his nepheWs. #. G
| and f.. l.. Foster.
Miss cora Claik of The National
| Soldiers Home visited over Sunday
| with her aunt, Mrs Will Z. Farnham
George =. Clark was tile Weekend
| guest NJ his daughters. Mrs w f.
Isarnham.
Miss Marcia Minot. Mrs Raymond
| A. Brown and child Of WaterriiIe have
| been visiting at Mr. and Mrs. John
| H. Things
| NORTH-Mrs. r. l.. Stnrtevant and
son Richard of Waterville are visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Morrow.
Avery Morrow and Willie Wade will
start Thursday for Ashland, Ore.
! where they viii remain for the winter
with the formers daughter and family
Mrs. Charles Trask.
u VI
I<ingsbury, Saturday. after short
hunting trip but did not secure deer
Rev. Mr.. Trice of Waterville will
hold services at the Grange hall sun
| day afternoon and evening.
Thursday evening the members of
the Ladies' Chfh OF 1906 and their
families to the number of 81 were
| furnished with fine entertainment
land supper by the club. The guests
arrived at 40 the time appointed for
supper aud found the tables loaded
with good things too numerous to
mention After supper the following
program was presented by President
! Mrs Lucy Watson: Reading. Harvest
| Time" Mrs, Florence Alexander: vocal
solo, Mrs. Fannie Sturtevant: reading
The Doorstep" Mrs. Bertha Withers;
reading, Resting" Mrs. Villa AleXan-
der: vocal solo, Mrs. Fannie Sturte-
want. reading, The Man and the
Mule" Mrs. Lucy Watson reading.
Sisters Beam MS. Fannie Sturte-
want; an original poem. A. NJ. Spauld-
ling. Every one present pronounced
the occasion as having been one long to
be remembered for the good time they
had had.
Salmon Lake Grange observed Sat
|urday evening as ladies' night and the
ladies filled the officers chairs and
furnished the following program:
Reading. Mrs. Mae Bickford; recita-
ton, Mrs. Minnie Cook; vocal solo,
Miss Annie Ellis; reading, Mrs. Matte
.Furbush: music on the guitar, Mrs.
Ada Davis; dialogue. Mr.. Rogers
Difficulties" by five ladies and as it
was fun of local hits. it proved very
amusing; reading. Mrs. Lucy Watson;
recitation, Mrs. Ada Davis. A supper
consisting of fish ehowder. cake. coffee
and other dainties supplied the finish
ing touch which proved that the ladies
had well filled the part entrusted in
their care.
WlNpSoRViLLE.
Mrs. Matte Dodge is reported to
have been quite i'll the past week.
Mrs Carrie Preble was q guest.
Tuesday. of relatives at Conper's
Mills.
capt VIM. r. Henderson's new barn
constructed by Charles McKindsley
and Pearl Newhall is nearly complet-s
ed.