Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-11

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and a foul bah right from the bat
struck the little girl a heavy blow in
the nose which rendered her uneon-
scious for Il moment and caused her
intense pain. She was accompanied
home on the car by one of her school
mates and her parents took her to
Augusta to see a physician. The in
jured member was so badly swollen
that it was impossible to tell the ex-
tent of the injury at that time but
Wednesday morning the swelling had
subsidized and all appearances indicate
that the childs nose is broken. The
boys of the school are now foregoing
the sport of baseball.
George S. Clark has returned from
Eoston where he went last week to
buy horses
Mrs. Lizzie F. Jackson entertained
the Revelers al whist Saturday eve
ming. This is the last meeting of the
club for the season.
Miss Elm o. Bengston of Boston, is
the guest of Mis-, Gertrude Barker
for few DAYS
W. S. Bradley is attending the Re-
publican State convention at Bangor
NO. VASsALBoRo.
| wish to thank the many friends
who kindly remembered me OF my
birthday with a shower Of post cards.
MRS. LAURA w. DENIGO.
CLINTON
NORTH-Mr and Mrs. Iral Hall of
Hinc,11ev passed a day recently with
Mr.. and Mrs ". l.. puffey
Ir. and Mrs. Charles sherman and
little Celia Of Euraham are visiting
his brother Geo sherman.
Lcander Sioaswhtc viii work on
the farm the coming summer tor ".
w. Eastman.
Sydney Gaedfidae viii work for
Mr.. Patten in SkoWhegan the COMING
season.
The Interior OF our schaolhoGse is
being treated 10 a now coat of paint
and otherwise improved. 4
Howard Kicker has purchased a
horse to take the place OF the one he
recently lost.
Frank Blanchard of pittsfeld is
visiting his brother, Fred +. Blanch-
ard.
Miss Iva Dixon passed the latter
part OF last week ut Ralph Gerald's.
he recently purchased OF parties in
Detroit.
Mrs. Nellie Hazeltine is i'll with /,
very had cold and neuralgia. A
was called. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hoxie and Mrs.
Nellie Hoxie went to Pittsfield Mon
day 10 attend the funeral of the late
l.. q. Jacobs.
WAYNE.
NORTH-E l.. Mills went to Booth
bay Harhor Monday. Mrs. Mills and
who have passed a week in
Lee, y. H., with relatives will meet
Mr. Mills in Lewiston. Wednesday,
will then so to their new home at
Boothbay Harbor
Silas Curtis has returned To his
home after few weeks stay with
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Il. Lucas. Mr.. Lucas
is steadily improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Iinscy and Mr.. and
Mrs John Richmond have moved to |
their new home on the Mills farm.
f. l.. Stevens has a job of carRen-
ter work at South Wayne.
MT. VERNON.
Mrs j. +. Hammond returned from
hIildIiu. DdlAItsiN- tNitt III ~ bttN N |
there in time for the operation to be |
performed on Mrs. Hiram Cornstock. |
Mrs. II r. Jacobs condition remains |
a bout the same of late. Mrs. Georgia |
Swain still takes care of her.
Mrs Emma Wells is at the home of
Mrs H. s. Russ for few days.
Nathaniel Robinson spent his vaca
ton mostly in his fathers sugar-or
chard.- He returned TO Colby college |
last Monday.
The Easter concert at the NJ. +.
church was we'll attended and much
enjoyed
Two teachers from Massachusetts
began service in Mount Vernon Pub
lie schools Monday: At Aunt Betty's
Corner. or in the Bean district.
Mrs Emma Wells and j. F. Ham
mond went to Augusta. Tuesday
Rev +. w. Klein is spending "A eou-
pie days on a business and visiting
trip to Lewiston. Tuesday afternoon
he called on Rev. II. C. Glidden at ST,
Mary's hospital, who is doing as well
as can be expected.
MONMOUTH.
NoRTH-Ther VAS an interesting
Faster service at tue ftidpti ouuNhy |
evening.
Mr. and Mrs G G. Clark have NOV
I'd TO the home of Mrs. Ann G. Mari
and have engaged to care for her.
Mrs. Mari is SO years old, only sister
VI the late George 5. Fairbanks Since
The sickness and death of her brother
aer mental condition has improved.
Alma A. Gordon is to be Mrs. Mars
guardian, and ]. L. circuit executorl