Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-27

hold ITS annual installation OF oiiloers.
oaicers we're installed by state Mas
MT. VERNON.
,vEsT-NIr. and Mrs. Waldo "nlte
of Mt. Vernon have moved TO tl''e
MACE. Mr.. White is WORKING lo'
George Briggs. tn
Loon Childs. who has been i'll WIN
neur;tis for several months. Is apie
to walk out with the aud OF cro'eiieS'
his friends will be glad to learn.
c. Chids and Perley cortls oil ehes-
tnryille -were at their homes Ill ''hs
place over sunday.
CHELSEA.
TIE members of the W. y. ciup d. :
making elaborate preparation Tor tieii
Entertainment to be given next iues-
dav evening Jan. 81. at the chapel, All
who attend are assured of an evening
% much enjoyment. II stormy II VIII
be held the next pleasant evening.
There was no church service last
sunday, the pastor being unable to De
present on account of illness.
Next regular meeting of the Grange
p. NJ. The union meeting which was
to have been held the first Saturday
in February mas been postponed 10
Saturday Feb. II, commencing at lo'5p
A. NJ.
Charles savage has had telephone
placed i'll his house.
Mrs. Alice Weber returned last
week to her home in Boothbay, after
visiting her brother. W. X. Thompson,
for week.
Mrs Clark is at home for a time with
her daughter. Mrs. George BoudWay'
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Meader passed
the day last Thursday with their
daughter in Augusta.
Mrs. A. E. p. Collins and children,
aud Mrs. Villa Hcmcnway passed the
day last Friday with friends in Ran
dolph
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Hayes of Au-
gIsta, Miss Jennie Theobald of Ran
dolph, and II. r. Hayes of Smithtown
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Hayes.
Il. V. Morgan, 6. f. Page. Bert Col
Inns and Earle Sprowl, assisted in the
work Of cutting and housing the ice
at the National Home last week.
A. r. p. Collins, with o crew, is fill
ing the Allen ice houses at Randolph.
w. *. Thompson has purchased fine
yoke of oxen for farm work
School in the Morrell district was
brought to d sudden close last Friday
on account of a break in the chimney.
Tie damage was repaired 50 that
school was resumed Monday morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. A. club will be held at the chapel
next Saturday evening. Jan %. and
be present. Rehearsal for the enter
ia inment will follow the meeting.
vASsALBoRo.
EAST.-Frank Bragg is out Of Co
burn again with another attack OF
bronchitis.
Motorman Fred Phillips has moved
to Augusta His family went Wednes-
day Chas. Crowell of Winslow has
moved on to Mr. Phillips farm to care
FOR the stock for the present.
Mrs Howard Weeks and Miss Emily
Weeks called recently at J. +. Wash.
burns.
C. Dudley former Vassal-
boro boy, now successful honey
raiser in Idaho. mentioned his last
years harvest of comb honey as worth
over $4,000. He intends to have 100
more hives and 200 more top boxes
tais winter ready for use next year.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-Eert Perkins went to Harps-
well recently on "A business trip.
There will be q dance and supper
Friday evening. Jan. 2S, at the Pro-
gressive hall. nrinkwaters orchestra
of Sabbatus will furnish music.
Miss Randilla Willard was the week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones are visit
ing friends in Poland. j.. &
The Ladies' Auxiliary held a VERY ms
tetesting meeting Tuesday, afternoon
at Epsst 4elsa peia 1lifartie attending III
Te3egram'. presehfsda thsI Mrs. Anniesi
Perkins and Mrs. Hettyf Smith was