Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-31

school, In the Harbor of Home,
Sweet Home Miss Pearl Clark was
organist. That we have in our school
children of ability cannot be doubted
after listening and seeing such fine
speaking, singing and acting as was
Witnessed Monday evening. but it is
not every one who can work with
pupils and draw out the talents they
posses as can Miss Kealey, and we
gladly give the credit due her. The
box social after the program was a
pleasing feature as well as a profitable
one, and neat little sum of ,515 was
added to the League treasury.
CHELSEA. ~
"A Progressive rally VAS held Mon
day evening, at the chapel and drew
oui a good audience. Arthur n, Doug
iaiss chairman of the Progressive town
committee presided and excellent mt
sic was furnished by Manson's orches-
ira of Gardiner which accompanied
the audience in singing onward Chris
tian Soldiers" Rev. L. II. Clarke of
Gardiner was the speaker OF the eN-
eniag and his address WAS very inter
esting, holding the close attention of
the audience for nearly two hours.
Members OF the w. \. Club are look
ing forward with much pleasure 10
the Halloween social at Miss Fanny
Collins, Thursday evening of this week.
Each member is to invite friend, and
the young ladies are requested to bring
doughtnuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pitcher of Lew
isfon anG Miss Smith of Gardiner, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. {.
Meader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and son
of Windsor We're guests, Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Malaney.
Miss Alice Hodgkins and G. F. PAGE
of Randolph. passed Sunday as tie
guests of !. tie EATERS parents, Mr..
anu Hrs. J. Q. Page.
Mrs. S. F. Downing of Somerville
| Mass, was Inc guest of Mrs. Sliia
| Hemenway. last week.
air. and Mrs. Osborn Palmer o.
Whitefeld were sunday callers at !"
X Thompson
Erwin. Brann. carpenter in charge
Of building the Grange hall is board
ing at Mrs. Hemenway's.
Russell Johnson Of Ninslo~ Vislteu
his mother, in town, few days-4ast
week.
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin, who mas
been passing several weeks with hef
sister. Mrs. Arthur Tasker has return
ed to. Augusta for the winter
MIR. and Mrs John James and Httle
grandson. Master Seymour, were sun
day guests of their daughter, Mrs A.
F. p. Collins.
Mrs. Della Gow-ii Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. was the guest. last week o.
her nephew. Charles Savage.
Walter Morgan of Randolph passed
sunday with his parents, Mr.. ana Mfs.
G. w Morgan.
T.. c. MceIer moved the househeld
goods Of Mrs. Mccoy. last week, TO
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
c. a. Jones. in Augusta, where she
will make her future home. Mrs NC
Coy. though still in the hospital at Au-
susfa. is reported as recovering from
her recent serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris passed
Sunday with relatives in ManeheStersl
"a CHINA.
-, Thieves seem to- have turned theil
attention to China. Sunday night fhe
+ sterezrof W. r. Ward was broken into
eand money and other things stolen,
Monday right poultry thieves entered
the ben house of Fred Gerald, ana stole
several valuable pullets.
w. f. Colby has returned to MOI
rill where he has been for the past
two weeks, shipping apples, after Il
week lend visit at his home.
r. Waldo Washburn moved into his
new home. Monday
Harry Wood is at his home for a few
days.
scott Lewis win so to Washington,