Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-08
CHELSEA.
III MEa

The all day meeting of Chelsea
Grange held last Saturday, while not
very largely attended. was very
pleasant one The forenoon session was
devoted almost entirely 10 business.
During the noon hour May basket
einner was enjoyed by some, as the
Grange voted TO do, While those who
couli not subsist without their baked
beans etc, enjoyed them as usual. In
the afternoon fine program. prepared
by the Lecturer was enjoyed as fol-
lows. "Current events" by the mem
bers; reading, Sister Ripley OF PITTS
ton: paper. The Qualifications of q
Good Wife" Sister Hemenway; read
ing. Sister Sparrow of Pittston. charade
Backward in three acts. Sister Mary
Harris. Frank McGugin, and Roy Har-
ris paper THE Qualifications of a.
Good Husband written by Brother
VIM. Lawrence, and read by Miss Law
renee: question, why Does Uncle
Sam Pay Millions for the building of
roads in Alaska, and the Philippines
and nothing in this Country opened
by brother Patrick Hayes, followed by
Brothers Green, Sparrow, Thompson
and others; paper on Birds Sister
Bernice Watson. The evening meetings
will begin next Friday evening, May
10Th al $50
Good VIII circle held a very pleasant
meetine~with Mrs. Emma Allen at her
home at Hassam's corner last Thurs
day afternoon. The next meeting viii
he held with Mrs. stephen Reeves on
Thursday afternoon, May 1G.
The attendance at Sunday school is
on the increase, and now as the warm
weather is at hand. every child in the
community should be in the school. The
parents also would be given a cordial
welcome. and pleasant and profitable
hour can he PASSED together every sun
day
Rev. and Mrs. Douglass corley were
in town last Thursday calling on The
people in this vicinity. They are anx-
of their parishioners.
David Hayes who is in the L. S.
Navy is at home for fifteen days fur
lougl He is located on the U. S.
steamship Florida. which is at anchor
in New York harbor Life in the SER
vice seems to agree with him. and he
expresses his liking for it.
Charles Malaney has purchased a fine
don Jones of Randolph
Allan Frazier who has been stopping
at Mrs Hemenway's for several weeks.
has gone to East Chelsea for the sum-
mer.
o. f. Farnham of Augusta was call
| ing on relatives and friends in town
last Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Morgan visited her son
| at Randolph last week.
| The many friends of Miss Lizzie
PinlSham who has been in Massachu-
sets for some months, We're delighted
| to welcome her back among them.
| Edward Norton of West Gardiner and
Henry Brann of Lewiston were guests
of Mr. Norton's sister. Mrs. f. II. Col
| Inns, last sunday Mr.. Brann is a
nephew of Mrs. Collins. and as a hoy
land young man. was-a frequent visitor
4 here
4 Messrs. Wallace and James Welch~of
| Manchester, passed Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Frank Harris.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hayes were
/ guests OF their daughter in Augusta
| last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Libby passed last
Sunday with Augusta friends.
| M. and Mrs. Eben HalowelI and
children of Weeks Mills, were guests
last Saturday and Sunday of Mrs. Hal
| lowelrs mother. Mrs. Octavia Morrell.
| guest at Mrs. Morrelfs.
Mrs, a. l.. Hayes is passing few
days at lake Cobbosseeeontee