Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18
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- w ht wv lfdoA'ti VI the isi'Nii Ut
mortal NJ T.. church. preached his
first sermon III the coming conference
wear to large and attentive congre-
cation, sunday morning Rev. Mr..
Milisau is pleasing speaker and
gave a most interesting sermon.
Miss Ola Thresher is at home from
Fairfield, where she has been, for
number of weeks
Seth Stratten Friday evening. en-
tertained about 20 of his sehoolmates.
The time was passed with games and
music Refreshments Were served and
a most enjoyable evening passed.
w. |. Cary. who has been confined
to his village home by sickness, is
better.
Mrs Einwood Eastman is still quite
sick.
Mrs. Charles Hodgdon. who has
been quite sick. is reported better.
MONMOUTH.
Cumston library has been closed for
the past two weeks by order of the
trustees, not only as Il precautionary
measure on account of smallpox in
town. but for the purpose of taking
an inventory. The library will not be
opened until all books and magazines
are returned. hence. all persons hay
ing books or magazines ont, may re-
turn them, Wednesday, April Il. At
ter that date hey will be subject to
fine.
Mr.. ard Mrs Archie Smith, who
have passed the past year in Alberta.
Canada, have returned To Monmouth,
where they will reside for the pres
ent.
sullivan Rolfe will soon move his
famils into David Marston's rent on
Maple street
A. r. King and family We're guests.
over Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @.
King.
The W. c. T. L. Will meet with Mrs.
G. Spear. Friday afternoon
Monmouth Academy and the village
schools opened, Monday.
Miss Margaret Bates. Who had an
operation for appendicitis Monday. is
reported To he doing well.
Miss Olive Ham has returned from
Lewiston. where she has passed the
winter with her sister. Mrs. Mari.
MT. VERNON
Mount Vernon Grange, No 429. held an
all-day meeting. last Saturday The
morning session was devoted 10 degree
work. Master Fred Ingham was i'm his
chair. aud Mrs. ]. Fremont Davis in
The lecturers chair. The afternoon SEES
sion was open to the public and well at
tended. the subject being: Education
President Newton of Kentis IIill Semi
nary spoke on the subject in general and
more particularly on Specialization. lie
was followed by Prof Mitchell. head of
the agricultural department recently es-
tablished at Kenfs Hin, who confined
himself TO his specially. In the discus
sion which followed these two addresses.
Hon JOS Allen, Principal Young, H. S
Russ and Harrison Webher made re-
marks a vocal solo by Mrs. Baron. ac-
companied by Miss Hersum, and violin
duet by two very young musicians. Geo
Fairbanks and Byron Porter. We're much
enjoyed.
Miss Edith J.. Klein returned to her
work at the Buckfield High school, last
Saturday.
Earl Healey left town. last Saturday.
to 60 to stockton, where he will teach
during the spring term.
A. c. Higgins of Albion visited Mrs
Lucinda Williams. from Saturday to
Monday, and is now visiting his brother
in-law. W. Fl. II. Williams.
Rev. A. W. Millken of Kent's Hill
preached at the NJ f. church. last sun
day, and is expected to be the pulpit
supply, next Sunday, also.
Rev. +. w. Klein conducted gospel
service in the Bean district sehoolhouse,
last Sunday afternoon. The Sunday
school will meet again every pleasant
Sunday afternoon hereafter
Miss Lea, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cole, is afflicted with sprain-
ed ankle.
Rev. II. c. Glidden is now able to ge.
up and walk about a little in the hospi-
tai. The date of his return still remains
uncertain, because of the present con-
dition of the road between Readfield De-
pot and this village.