Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06
KENNEBEC.
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FAST-Nrs. q r. Mansir returned
Wednesday, from several weeks visi
in Brooklyn, \. Y
Mrs w. e. Seekins is passing shor
time with her husband, here.
Wesley Pushard, who has been EN-
ployed by Alpheus Marson, Is quite Ill
Henry stone. who has been working il
Winthrop, recently fell from an appit
tree and fractured two ribs. so he is a
his home for time.
on Thursday, while cutting down q
tree. Irwin Reed cut his right hand Sc
badly that ii was necessary to call :
nhysfcian to dress the wound, and II
will be some time before he Will be able
To use the hand.
An entertainment. consisting of music
dialogues and readings, will be held al
Fowles hall. on Wednesday evening
Nov. 6. All are invited to come and en-
JOY a good time.
on Thursday there will be bee al
the church All the men who have
teams are kindly requested to come and
help about the crawling to be done
Also those who can do carpenter work
are invited to bring hammer and nails
a al
steps. This is certainly a good work
and all ought to be willing to lend a
hand. A dinner will be served by the
ladies' in the church vestry, and each
and every lady is invited TO do her part
by bringing something good to eat, also
in helping to serve the dinner
The Goth Century Club met. Thursday
afternoon, with Mrs. Myra Reed with a
large attendance, and quite a lot OF
work was accomplished. The club will
meet. next Thursday with Mrs. Walter
Heath. All members are cordially in
yited to attend, as the club is making
preparations for its Christmas sale
to be held in December.
CHINA.
SoUTH-China Grange met in regulai
session, Wednesday evening, Oct. 30, witt
good attendance. Worthy Master
Holmes being absent. AWorthy overseel
Maxwell presided. One application FOL
membership was received. Grange voted
to send IS to Good viii Farm towards
electric lights for Grange cottage There
was no other special business and after a
short recess the Grange was placed IN
the hands of the lecturer and the fol-
lowing program was given: Horn solo,
with piano accompaniment, ESnest Web
Der and Verda Halves; encore: readings
Fanny Candage and Emma Whitehouse;
duet, Verda Halves and Alice Halves;
encore; piano solo, Florence Garlic en-
core: readings Willis Jones; horn solo,
with piano accompaniment, Ernest Web
Der and Verda Halves Refreshments OF
oaka and COCOA were served.
WINDSOR.
Mrs. Villa button with her daugh-
ters Ruth and Alice, has returned from
a visit with relatives in Alma.
George Moody of Whitefield was call
ing on friends in town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed and three
children OF Bangor are visiting ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Reed.
Kent Murray is visiting his sisters
in Boston and vicinity.
The Methodist parsonage is receiving
a new coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballentine visited rel
atives in Weeks Mills, Sunday.
Rev. Frank b Pine has returned 10
his home in Passport.
The play, "A Busy Liar which was
presented by members of Windsor
Grange. Oct. IS, was greeted ny d
crowded house, a large number not
being able to obtain seats. me me
costumes added much tn the sIccess o.
the play. Edwin Bullock as Captain
Weeker was a decided hit. He was
we'll supported by all the other mem
hers of the company. who performed
their parts in a highly creditable man
ner. Between acts songs We're feiiueI
ed by several who were dressed IN
Scottish costumes. The entertainments
which is considered one of the pes'
aver given in the hall, was under the
direction of Mrs. Willis Pinkham, &c
whom much credit is due for the care
fnl manner in which all details were
arranged
WEST-The Ladies' Union viii meet
with Mrs. f. b. Randall, ON Wednes-
day. Nov. 6. The Union is very busy
at present. getting ready for CHRIST
mas sale and supper, to be helo on
the afternoon and evening of Nov. W.
Mrs. Annie Nash is recovering from
her recent illness. Friends are Slao
to hear.
Mrs. Orsin Snow. who has been as
s;sting in the heme of Mrs. Allen IA
her for the past three weeks, returned
home, Sunday.
Miss lola Casey passed SUNDAY WIN
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. casey,
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