Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-01

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Rebekah Lodge is called for Thursday
evening, May ?. at which the final ar
rangements for the district meeting
will he made and Il rehearsal of the
degree will be held. a fun attendance
his desired.
The next meeting OF East Kennebec
Pomona win he held with Silver Lake
Grange, China, May IS. At the last
meeting the date of, the annual meet
ing was changed from the sfth Tues
day in December to che md Tuesday
and Will be at Winslow.
p G. Clifford is joining the majority
and having his house wired for cleo
trie lights Others WHO have recently
had them installed are a. IL Withee,
Mark Shorey, Allen Shorey, Fred Can
ham and Miss Wall
WINDSOR.
". X. Thompson and Frank Harris
Of Chelsea were business visitors in
town, Friday.
the week end guest of her friend, Alice
Donnell.
viii Dutton and family moved E'ri-
Gay to Abbott. where he has employ
merit.
days with friends in Augusta.
CLYDE Trask of Augusta is spending
two weeks vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trask.
Mrs Arthur Colburn and niece, Doris
of Portland were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis of White
field visited their sister, Mrs. c. II.
DonneH, Sunday
The demonstration recently given
here in pruning and spraying, by a. X.
Gardiner. state horticulturist and his
assistant Mr. swectscr. was well at
tended Much interest was manifested
in spraying,
WiNSLoW
Thomas Eager of Dorchester, Mass.
and A Is. Hodges of Fairfield, were IN
the place Saturday. to attend the funeral
of the late Stephen Nichols.
Mrs Sadie Hodges, who was called here
by the death of her father. returned to
Augusta Monday.
L. W. Towle recently bought horse of
parties in Oakland.
LfTcHFIELD.
PI4AINS-F. c. Wyman was taken,
Monday, to the Central Maine General
hospital, Lewiston, fer surgical treat
ment
Arthur Niles is making quite extern
sive repairs on his buildings
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Fred CIough of Oakland Cal, |
is Visiting his sister. Mrs. Arvill Chesley. |
Mrs Frank Lyford of Auburn is visit |
ing her aunt, Mrs. Arxill Chesley.
Febe Sanderson is visiting in town.
George White and l.. Chesley were in |
Augusta, recently
There were two more scholars added to |
the school Monday, Ethel Evans and
Helen Lannigan.
Mr.. Evans of Portland has moved onto
the George Gilman farm, which he pur-
chaser in 1911.
ALBION.
April % vas observed as odd Fell |
lows Memorial Sunday by the Albion |
l. O. Q. F and Lxgohia Rebekah
Lodges attending Divine services at |
the Christian church in body. The
pastor, Rev. c. II. Kent. who is also
chaplain in the /. Q. 0. II. Lodge, de- |
livered most excellent sermon. The |
Scripture lesson was the parable of |
the Good Samaritan. The church was
beautifully decorated with potted |
plants and the lodge colors. over 200 |
were present
Visitors day was observed at the |
Sunday school. which is held at the |
close of the morning services. one
hundred and forty-ive were present. |
c. S. Billings. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. |
Wilson and the superintendent, f. E. |
Wiggin, We're chosen as delegates to
attend the annual Kennebec county |
Sunday School convention, which will |
be held at the Methodist church at
North Nassalboro. May To-
Albion Grange held it's regular meet |
ing, Friday evening, April &c, with a |
good attendance After a short bust |
ness meeting, the Third degree was
conferred upon class of five candi- |
dates. The degree was conferred by |
Past Master Wiggin. Remarks for the |
good of the order were made by Past |
Masters Higgins and Whitaker. Az |
forwards the young people were al |
lowed a short social and the evening
was enjoyed by ALL At the next meet |
ing the Fourth degree will be con-
ferred in full form by the Grange de-
gree team.
WAYNE.
An interesting temperance meeting
day evening The Baptist church was
represented on the program by the
pastor, Rev. G. Il. Sibley. the Metho
dist by Rev. w c. Baker, the Grange
by j. NJ Colt, the W. c. T. L. by Mrs. /
A. +. johnson. Mrs. White read "a
poem and c. L. Wing gave interesting
"reminiscences of the early temperance
work in the town. The program was
intcrspersed with singing, A. r. Wing
presiding at the organ.
Hon. j H. Mellett of Maiden is in
town. looking after repairs which are
BENG made on his summer home. lie
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Wing.
Mrs. Ella Fuller Davis of West Rox-
bury, Mass, arrived i'll Wayne, Sat
urday. and will pass some weeks with
friends and relatives before opening
her summer cottage, The Cedars
Mrs. Anne Tozier, president of the
Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. e. church, repre-
scented that organization at the Fed
GRAFTON IN Winthrop, April 30.