Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-14
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WINDSOR.

social given at G.. A. r. hall. Feb 0,
was well attended, about 125 being
present A program consisting of mu-
sic by chorus, farce, entitled Break
ing the engagement" by E. e. TraslS,
Harry Pinllham and Alice Dcnnell;
solo, Harry Pinkham; duet, Helena
and Harry Pinkham; organ solo, Alice
Donnell; tableau, "The Temptress,
was well presented, and much enjoyed
after which supper tickets bearing
numbers We're purchased by the ladies,
and the gentlemen with corresponding
numbers We're escorted to the dining
room. A social hour followed. About
$12 was realized.
o. w. Malcolm recently fell from a
ladder in the barn, breaking the bones
of his wrist, and receiving general
shaking up.
-.wEST-The Ladies Union will meet
with Mrs. Elbridge Caswell, Wednesday,
Feb. H.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Lamson passed the
day in Augusta, Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Small. a trained nurse
. from st. Lukes Hospital, New York,
was entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. L. Carpenter, for a few days
last week. Mrs Carpenter and Miss
Small were callers at Lone Maple Farm
Friday.
Orrin Cunningham is in poor health
this winter.
Mrs. Abbie Mitchell. who is quite III
with bronchitis, as reported to be little
better.
stephen Lamson has been confined to
the house with severe cold.
Id laa
dance at Perkins hall. last Friday eve
ming.
s. r. Barton bought pair of work
oxen of Frank Hall, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Lamson attended
Cushnoc Grange at Riverside, Thursday.
Miss Rose Lamson was calling on
friends in this vicinity, Friday.
The A. I. club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Taber, Thursday evening, with
good attendance. The meeting opened
with musical selection on the grapho-
phone, when the roll call was read and
promptly responded to. The VISITORS
present were Miss Small a guest at the
Carpenter homestead, and Miss Lena
Priest, teacher of the South Nassaiboro
school, and Lester Richardson of Fair
field, who was a visitor of his sister
Mrs Charles Morse, and member OF the
Bricklayers' and Plasterers UNION,
watervilie He was sent as delegate TO
the Bricklayers and Plasterers conVen-
ton which was held in st. Joseph, Mo-,
in January. He gave an interesting talk
on his trip across the country and the
different places he visited, from which
the~SInb gathered much valuable infor-
match. The meeting closed with music.
and a short time in sociability. The next
meeting will be held at Charles Morse's'
Saturday evening, Feb. II.
WiNDsoRViLLE
Miss Inez Kennedy has returned to her
home in Coopers Mills.
Mrs. Gertrude Madden was recent
caller in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Daniel Sampson has been i'll the
past week.
L. b. Hisler and Andrew Halpen were
recent business visitors in Augusta.
George Gould has been confined to the
house three weeks with an aoscess Oh
his hand.
Mr. and Mrs G. y. Mcguire and young
son Alton. were sunday guests of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moves are reeeiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF a III
pound boy.
Miss Mary Daley went to Gardiner,
Sunday. to be present at the wedding OF
her sister. Miss Harriette c. Daley
Mrs G. NJ. Madden was visitor Mon
day, at Cooper's Mills
Misses Emma Drake and Olive JOS
eelvn have been sufferers the past week
with the prevailing grip cold
The winter term of Erskine school
Taught by Miss Inez Kennedy, closed,
Friday. Feb g. This was MissN Kenne-
dy's 10th term in the district ana fuiiy
sustained her former good reputation
Improvement was good in all branches
her services are much appreciated and
all hope for her return In the spring.
BELGRADE.
The meeting of the Ladies Ald
MANNED for, Wednesday, Feb, IA, VIII
he postponed until, Wednesday. Feo.
81. ewing to illness in the family OF
Mrs Leslie Foster who VIII entertain.
NORTH.-Frank Blanchard of Far
minpton was in this section, last week.
purchasing cattle.
Augustus Sawtelle of Sidney was
business caller in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Maude Taught closed a very
successful term of school, last FIJI
day. the ninth All hope that her ser
vices may be secured for the spring
term. ..,or
There are many cases OF measles
and bronchitis in town.
Nearly ell the farmers have mar
vested their ice crop, which is OF ex-
cellent quality and very thick
vAssALBoRo.
It was voted at the last regular meet
ing of the vassalboro Free Public Liprt-
nv Association to hold washington 5
birthday social in the vestry OF the M
L. church at East Vassalboro on fepru-
ary az. The program was lett IN Tue
hands of the entertainment committee
and Judging from the enthusiasm mani
tested in the project, it bids fair to
kindIe anew the interest in the work OIL
an association whose development
should enlist the support of every pro-
pressive citizen. This is an age OF pro-
gressive Republicans and Democrats
alike and therefore all are invited TO at