Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-11

Miss Marie $. Cole of Skowhegan and
her brother, w Fl. Cole Of China, were
calling on friends in the village sunday.
The graduation exercises Of the North
Vassalboro Grammar school will take
place, Thursday evening. June 10, when
c. b. Washburn of Colby College will
deliver the address. All are welcome
The parents and friends OF the pupils
of the Grammar school at East Vassal-
boro are cordially invited to attend the
graduation exercises of'the school. which
will take place. Thursday evening, June
20. and promise to be a very interesting
affair."
Mrs. Mabel Van Dyke Of Hairs stream,
Canada, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Lord.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick Aver
MARY Chapman), who We're recently
married in Maiden at the home OF Mrs.
Ayers sister. Mrs. Daniel Hescock, made
a brief wedding journey to the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Chapman of Stanley Hin. The happy
couple received the congratulations of
many friends while in this vicinity.
MIS-. Dion Gordon and Miss Bertha
Paine, sisters of George +. Paine, super
intendent of schools, spent the week end
at his home on the way from Boston to
their home in North Arson.
NORTH-A Debekah district meeting
comprising the lodges of Clinton, Fair
field Oakland, waterville, Albion and
Vassalboro, will be held with vassalboro
lodge in Citizens hall. North vassalhofo,
ON the evening of June H. Vassalboro
I ~, a A f-ff
ing Rebekahs are cordially invited.
Commencement exercises at Oak Grove
Seminary will be held. Thursday, June
iS, at the chapel
Rev. Charles Woodman of Portland
preached very able and Interesting SER
mon before the graduating class at oak
Grove Sunday morning.
A severe frost nipped the early garden
stun, Thursday night. There was a
frost. Saturday and sunday nights, also.
The remains Of the late Sarah Cook.
widow of Elijah Cook former resident
of this town, who died very suddenly at
her home in Manchester. Wednesday eve
ming, were brought here, Saturday, and
laid beside her husband in the Nichols
yard. Her age was "A years.
The village schools close. this week.
The rural schools. next week.
Rev. W. f. Berry preached before the
graduating class of the Winslow High
school, Sunday.
BELGRADE.
NORTH-John Bacon of Waterville has
opened the store formerly run by r. l.
Sturtevant and win carry a full line of
canned and bottled goods, also some gro
ceries and ice cream.
Mr. Reno and family of Lynn have
rented the Dr. Hudnut cottage for the
season.
Wednesday was observed as Parents
day at the Washington school and II i'm
proved the opportunity of visiting the
school and inspecting the work which IS
under the direction of Mrs. Maud Taught,
who is competent teacher.
Mrs Daisy Hutchins. who for the past
three months has been at Hebron SAM
tariam for treatment, was called TO Nor
riasewock. Thursday, by the critical i'll
ness-of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Boone.
Tie farce entitled How the Colonel
Proposed. will be given by Salmon Lake
Grange. Tuesday evening, JHlyN2.
Mrs. Emma Morrow entertained the La
dies Club OF 1866. North Belgrade Thurs
day afternoon, in very pleasing man
ner. one visitor was present. At j
{. esock a fine supper was served by the
hostess, after which jolly hour ensued
before the members returned to their
homes The next meeting will be held,
June 20. with Mrs. Bertha Withers.
which is the last meeting before the
summer yacat ton.
MONMOUTH.
NORTH-W w Guilds was called from
Boston, Friday morning on account of
severe illness of his wife. who is in a
critical condition with heart tronble. Mrs.
Childs also has the mumps and their
three children the same.
James Chandler has nearly recovered
ffoui his recent illness, and Noah Soper
is convalescent. George Davis, Civil
war veteran. is improving in health.
j. L. circuit, who had a severe illness
through moN OF the winter, now has the
hest health that he has had for Num-
her of years.
Miss Ada L. Jeffrey Is at home from
Nolridgewock on her school vacation.
Mrs. Walter Hill is slowly improving
in health after her severe operation.
John f. Lowell is in failing health and
has to have day and night attendant
Harry f. Prescott is day attendant and
Clinton f. Prescott night attendant to
Leonidas Pettingil
Mrs. Eliza A. Lindsay is at Beverly,
Mass, visiting her children.
Archie f. Fairbanks, who spent the
winter in Montreal, returned to his home
last week, and will remain here during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Withers of Au-
burn are visiting relatives here.
CHINA.
Rev. y. G. French and family of Au-
burn passed the weekend at OAK
Crest with the Misses Brainerd, Mr
French was born and lived in China
during his youth and has visited occa-
sionaIly here. His friends all cordially
welcome them to China.
Mrs. Georgia Nelson of Waterville Is
staying OF the Starkey house for few
DAYS.
AIrs Arthnr Brown of Ash Point is