Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-30

question for discussion at this meeting
Will be, should the country school
house be made a social CENTER The
secretary would like for each member
TO bring her question for the ques.
ton box, for the next meeting.
FAYETTE.
j. S. w. Hewett, Walter Underwood
and sister started for Phoenix. Ariz.,
last Tuesday. Mr.. Hewett viii visit
relatives in Phoenix. then go on to
California. The Underwoods will pass
the winter with their sister, Alberta,
who is hoping to regain her health in
the mild climate of Arizona.
Bessie Bamford passed Sunday at
home, returning. Monday to her
school in Monmouth Thursday and
Friday of last week she attended the
Teachers, Convention in Portland,
Fayette teachers attending the con.
vention were Irma Pratt, Celia Pratt
and Gertrude Barron. Mrs. T. NJ.
Pratt was also present at the exer-
cises in Portland.
Helen Whittemore has been at home
for few days
The Ladies' Aid will meet. Thurs
day. Oct. 81, with Mrs. Winnie Bam-
ford.
MONMOUTH.
About 100 We're present at the re-
eeption of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J. War
rem. Many useful presents were re-
eeived, among which were a set of
dishes and two willow rockers, from
neighbors; silver teaspoons and pickle
jar from Carol Warren; berry spoon,
Mr.. Buckley, Mrs. Lena Prescott and
Mrs. Will Chandler; salad plates,
japanese cups and saueers, tumblers
towels. tablecloths, napkins, embroid-
cred pillow slips, dolly. glass set,
fancy plates, ETC., from friends.
Peaches, candy and peanuts were
served for refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Slower attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Tinkham.
| late of Lewiston. Saturday Mrs.
Tinkham passed away after an illness
of IL DAYS. Husband A. f. Tinkham,
and six children. Mrs. Myrtle Weber
of Kittery, Florence. Lillian, Wendail.
Lawrence and Melville. all of Lewis
| ton, survive.
Rev. Mr.. Zelma of Auburn, Me-,
preached at Monmouth Ridge, Sunday.
| The church at the South IS closed FOR
| a season.
Osmond Ames is learning to be
motorman On electric cars
| f. E. Carr and P. Z. Frost have the
| electric lights installed in their homes.
The Tuesday Club meets with Mrs.
Warren Potter Oct. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGurdy, son and
nephew of Augusta. were Sunday
visitors at p. e. Frost's.
LITcHFIELD.
PLAINS.-Miss Ruth Lapham at
tended the teachers convention al
Portland. last week.
The Christian Endeavor Society VIII
| hold an entertainment and social at the
plains sehoolhouse, Friday evening,
Nov. /. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Abbie Elmes was called to Car
diner, Saturday, by the illness OF her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Allen OF
Bowdoin were guests, Sunday, at u M.
| Rogers.
Mrs, Ruth Hewes and daughter,
GLADYS. returned from Boston. Friday
Miss Mary Ranks of Auburn, passed
sunday with her parents, Mr.. anu Mrs
L. F. Ranks.
Mrs Mary Davis of Ne~tonNiiie'
Mass. Miss Annie Edwards and Dexter
carr of West Gardiner We're calling at
G. Roberts, sunday evening.
WAYNE.
NORTH-Mr and Mrs. Silas Curtis
have returned to their home, after
several weeks passed with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gertrude Tibbettes.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Smith have moved
to their new home, in the Jennings
rent
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ridley have NOV
ed into the rent vacated. by MI
Smith.
Elmer Davis was home from Fair
field over sunday.
Miss Stella Radcliffe has returned
from her sisters, at Aliens Mills.
Miss Jennie Lane of kents Hill was
the, guest of her sister, Mrs Il. l..
stevens. and family, Sunday
Miss Phyllis Ward returned Monday,
to her home. after a few days Visit
with Mrs C. NJ. Stevens.
Miss Theo Wiley attended the teach
ers convention at Portland, the last OF
the week, thus giving the school
short rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Dickinson and
daughter Orpha were guests of Mrs.
Dickinsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
b. Lucas in Readfield, Sunday.
Miss Flora Richards is moving in to