Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
KNOX.
WASHINGTON

EAST Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Cum
bingham of Washington were guests
of Mrs w. w Light, one day last
week.
Leslie CargilI and Agnes Peasley
are stopping at w. Nj. Prescott's for
Il few days.
Charles L. Overlook has been con
fined to the house for the past week
with an attack of the grip.
Josephine Overlook was the guest of
friends in Washington, Thursday. of
last week.
john Sukeforth and Cyrenus Pea
body Were in this place. last Friday,
hunting brown tail moth nests.
Mrs. Clara Sukeforth. Mrs. Nelly
Flanders and daughter. Hazel. were
callers at Mrs. Clara OVerlock's, one
afternoon last week.
w. w. Light is doing quite a bust
ness clipping horses this spring.
Charles Overlook has hired with the
school board to convey the scholars
IN this district to the Mcdowell
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nash of Liber-
ty We're Sunday visitors at Allan Rip
ley's
this place, Saturday, looking after
telephone line No. I, which has been
out of commission for a few days.
Mrs Franeena Millay and Mrs Alb
ram Fish of Burketville We're at Err
nest Lights and c. E. Overlock's. one
day last week.
STEUBEN.
Carl Sawyer of Milbridge, was in
town, Monday, on business.
Leroy Squirting has moved his fam
lily to Chicken Mill Stream for the
summer.
f. r Wood and Harris Buzzel
bought, two fine looking horses, of Hill
lard Shorpee. of Cherryfield last week.
l.. +. Tracy recently purchased a six
horse power marine engine. and is
having it fitted up for wood saving.
The w. c. T. L. held a melting in the
parlors at the Parish House, Tuesday
afternoon. April Q.
Z. c. Smith. f. 7. Wood, L. r. Smith
and r. A. Davis We're in Bangor, We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week to
attend the Republican convention.
Mrs. Mary Averill is i'll Portland for
a few weeks
Mrs. Elvira Lewis, is in Milbrdge.
visiting at the home of Alvin Dresser.
Mrs. Monroe Stevens. went to Bar
Harbor. Wednesday for a few weeks.
Dorothy and Chandler Moves. of West
Gouldsboro, are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. Amanda Lewis
Mrs Harris Buzzel, returned from
Jonesboro. Thursday.
The Side Walk Society, met with
Mrs. w. p. F. Googins Thursday after
noon, with a good number present. Re-
freshments consisting of three kinds
of delicious cake and cocoa, We're serv-
ed by the hostess, giving a most en-
ioya BILE time, in two weeks they will
be entertained at the parlors in Parish
House by Mrs. Agnes Smith.
Miss Minnie Handy of Gouldsboro is
visiting at Mrs Fred Robbins
II. Leroy Wass went to Franklin,
Saturday, where he is engaged to teach
school.
The Bubble CLUB was entertained by
Mrs J. V Written at Mrs. irwin
Smiths, Friday afternoon. refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. Bessie Baker went to Winter
Harbor saturday to visit her son, c. G..
Baker Of that town
w. r. Holland, purchased a pair Of
pure bred Pekin Ducks, Monday, from
| Illinois.
Herbert Tracy had the misfortune of
breaking one of his fingers, Friday.
The Sunshine Society of Smithville.
is invited by Mrs. Francis Gilpatriek
| to meet with the Steuben Sewing Cir
Gle at Parish House parlors, Thursday
| afternoon, April 1S
MIR. and Mrs. Will Lewis of Mil
bridge were in town, Sunday.
The Social Dance given in Grange
| Hall. Saturday evening, was largely
| attended.
Mrs. b. NJ. Smith and Miss Mary
Guptill were in Smithville. Sunday.
Work commenced on the cellar OF
| Miss Susie Moore's bungalow. Monday.
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