Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-09


| Mrs. Charles Dickey Saturday evening
Oct. u.
Mrs. Alice Howe passed several Gays.
/ last week. in Augusta
| Friends in this place of air. and Mrs
Charles sabin of Augusta are sorry to
hear of the critical illness of their son
| Percy.
WEST WINDSOR.
On account of the interest mani
| Tested at the Sunday evening prayer
| meeting at the Baptist church, there
will be prayer meeting. Tuesday
| evening, Oct. s, at 7.45 O'Clock. Rev.
and Mrs. Perley Miller are to be pres
| ent
Rev. and Mrs. Perley Miller will con-
duet the services at the church. Sun
| day, Oct. 10. while the pastor. Mr..
| Turner, Is away. @@
H. $3.50. PITTSToN.
/ + tEAST-Mrs A. f. Donnell of Wind
| sor, former resident of this village,
was calling upon friends here, Thurs :
day.
The annual Harvest supper~will be
held at the church on Thursday eve
| ming, Oct. 18th. No pains will be
| spared to make this supper and sale
a success. and it is hoped we will be
ready to assist the committees in
| their work of preparation.
| Mrs. Russell Knapp and sister, who
| recently purchased the Burbank place
| in this village, went last week to Nam
tucket, where they will pass the win
ter. They plan to return here in the
spring.
Mrs. Wesley Moody left, Thurs
fday, for a visit in various places in
Massachusetts.
/ The condition of Mrs Fl. S. Marson.
who has been critically i'll for the past
fortnight. remains unchanged.
Alden Knight of Portland was a
visitor in town, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Webber left,
Saturday. for their home in Massa-
chusetts. after a few weeks stay with
relatives in this vicinity
Mrs. w. f. Seekins of Richmond is
passing a short time with her husband
| in this village.
Miss Grace Knight who is teaching
in Manchester, passed Saturday and
Sunday al home.
CHELSEA
/ y
CHELSEA Grange, and other friends,
vent To the home Of Frank McGugin.
/ al East Chelsea. one day hast week
and eIit his corn forsthe silo. Mr.. Nc
! Guein Is in poor health, and this act
| was Kindness greatly appreciated by
HIM. End exempliffed the fraternal and
! friendly Spirit Of those who aided in
| tine good work.
| I nd EIranP brown
| lave teen drawn to serve on the jury
| at the October term of the supreme
| co,lrt. at Augusta.
| Mrs. Julia A. Farnham. who has
been paesinaSthe summer months with
| her daughter. Mrs. Vesta Morgan is
| the guest of her grandson, Il. Y. Nor
| eaui for a time.
William H. Lawrence passed the
Weekend with his aunt, at North
! Pittston.
Mrs. McCov who resides on the sta :
/ tien read, was removed to the All
ensia General Hospital, last week. for
Itreatment.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Gillespie and
I family were Sunday guests of Mrs
| Gillespies mother, Mrs. Qctavia Nor
rell
Mir and Mrs. T.. H. Collins passed
Sunday with the formers mother. al
West Gardiner. pleasant feature ol
their visit, was that all of the family
| were present for the first time in seV
eral years.
]. b., and Hiram Hayes of Randolph
were visitors at Theodore Hayes, sun
Gay.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Eveleth of Au'
| burn. were week end guests OF Mr. ane
: Mrs. f. Fl Libby, making the trip II
| their auto.
Mr. end Mrs. John James and chill
dren of Randolph passed Sunday will
, Mr.. James sister, Mrs. Nellie Collins,
Mrs. L. A. Mckay of Augusta was
| caller at r. V. Morgan's. Monday.
MT. VERNON.
WEST Rev. f. w. Klein occupied
the pulpit at the Free Baptist church
Sunday afternoon The text was
from Romans /: 16. from which he de-
livered an interesting sermon.
Misses Emma and Mae Underwood
| Miss Jennie Underwood, Mrs Under.
wood, Mrs. Smith and Walter Under
wood of Fayette Mills, ATTENDED ser
vices at this place, Sunday.
Mrs. Ephraim Robinson attended
Pennington fair last week. going witt
Hon. F. |. Brown and Mrs. Brown o.
. Readfield. They made the trip In
Mr.. Browns auto.
A family reunion was held. Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson.
Clyde c. Childs shot fine fox one
day last week.
Mrs. Ephraim Robinson attended the
i birthday party of Mrs. Mitchell Of
Readfield, Saturday. 1t was Mrs
Mitchelrs SD birthday.
WAYNE.
Miss Edith Bamford of Fayette ant
Miss Martin Of Wayne We're baptiset
E in the waters of Pocasset lake, oil
Sunday, by Rev. Mr.. Butler, pastor o
the Wayne BAPTIST church.
]. NJ. Pike has crew picking apples
from his large orchard. lie has ship
ped several carloads, already. II i