Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-19
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and entertainment, Thursday evening
of last week, was well attended.
The ladies of the NJ. +. Circle to
the number of rs or more, met at the
chapel for work, Nov. 10.
Mr.. Rice was making glad those
who furnished corn for the corn shop
last week, by paying them
Many of the friends of Mrs. E. Cot
tie of Mt. Vernon, who live here,
were deeply saddened. on Friday last
by the news Of her sudden death.
Bert McCausiand and Miss Louise
Hopkins We're quietly married at the
home of her parents, in this village,
Nov. l., the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. William Wood, in the
presence of the two families
Rev. MIR. Bradley gave a sermon
at the vestry, Sunday afternoon.
DEPOT-Miss Janette Dudley is
at home for two weeks vacation. She
will then return to her school work
in Sidney.
Mrs. Donate is visiting with rela-
tives in Boston.
Miss Izetta Royal who has been
teaching in Belgrade, returned home,
Saturday.
The friends of Edward A. Cottle
deeply sympathize with him and his
family in their bereavement. the
sudden death of Mrs. Alice Cottle,
wife and mother, lovely woman al
ways endeavoring to make life hap
pier for others, not only those of her
family and her neighbors and friends,
but the outside world, wherever her
influence extended.
Miss Francis Adell commenced
teaching in Rome. Monday.
The Ladies' Union Church Aid met
with Mrs. NJ. S. Collins, Tuesday, for
an all day meeting and were pleased
to entertain as their guests the La
dies Aid of the Methodist church,
Winthrop. who assisted in the apron
work. At noon, SO sat at the bounti-
fully spread tables in the vestry of
the Smith Memorial church. waited
upon by five young ladies of the Aid.
A business meeting was held after
dinner and short program of read
ings and music enjoyed. Winthrop
guests left on train al 3 p. NJ.
Prof. Wadsworth preached al the
Depot church. Sunday. and was en-
Sunday, services will be conducted by
Mr.. Hayes. Kents Hin.
George Coleman has apples. which
are quite a curiosity, having been
placed in the cellar three wears since
gathering them. Though slightly with
cred, they seem all right and one by
tasting may pronounce them by the
favor, as belonging to the oxford va
riety.
Willis Morrow who is working for
George Coleman, is preparing land 70:
quite an extensive orchard, thus COW
ering acres. to be set III the sprin@
Jasper Richardson of Kents Hill
was the guest of NJ, $. Collins, sun
day.
EAST-Mrs. Grace Williams of Var
mouth visited her mother, Mrs. Ruby
Mace, last week,
Roy A. Mace is visiting relatives ~
Yarmouth and Gray.
A. w Bourm made a trip to White
field, last Friday and moved the
household goods of Henry Pike from
that place to winthrop Center
Mrs. NJ. e. Ames and two children
and Miss Nerna Curtis of Benton are
visiting at Edgar Beans.
Miss Winnifred Gordon was unable
to return to her studies at Kents
Hill, this week, on account of sick
ness.
Rev Mr. Wadsworth will preach al
the church at 80 p. NJ, next Sunday
Sunday school at 100.
The Ladies Social Circle will hold
an all day meeting with Mrs. Isaac
Mace. next Thursday. and furnish d
Baked Bean dinner to the gentlemen
who are to take down the barn re-
Gently purchased of the Augusta Wa
ter district