Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-20
CLINTON.


Royal Call has sold his farm to
Pearl Watson of Burnham, who will
take possession at once.
Several from here attended town
meeting at Bufnham Monday.
Mrs. Maurice Adams. who has been
so sick, fer several weeks, is gaining
slowly
Leon Gerald has accepted u posi-
ton with the Swift Co. Of Berlin, y. II.
They nave young son at Leslie
BuzzeIrs. Mrs. Maggie Goodridge has
been caring for mother and son.
Arthur Holt purchased five head of
cattle of Royal Call, Monday.
Matt Ames visited his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Whitney. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Libbey and
son. Leland, made a short cali at
Walter Governs on their way to the
village to see his sister, Mrs. A. p.
Adams
MT. VERNON
WEST-Rev. f. w. Klein occupied
the pulpit at the free Baptist church,
Sunday. Mr. Klein took his text from
Second Peter 1-10:11, verses from
Which he delivered an interesting SER
mon Curtis Butler sang d solo dur
ing the services.
Mrs Alton Tyler and niece, Ruby
Raymond, of Fayette attended SER
vices at this place, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Pcachey and
son of Fayettc We're guests of Mrs.
John Anderson, Sunday.
There was no evening services on
account of very bad travelling
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ports very bad travelling on his route.
Mrs. Annette G. Carr and Chrysta-
belle Stewart returned from Chester
vile, sunday Mrs. Carr was a dele
gate from this church at the West
Pennington Quarterly meeting held
last week at North Chesterville.
CHELSEA.
The remains of the infant son of Al
bion S. Patterson of Augusta, was in
tered in the family lot in the Serales
Mills cemetery, Tuesday.
The roads are in rather bad condi-
ton. il being neither sleighing nor
wheeling, and the frost coming out in
places makes the travelling a bit dan
gerous.
X V. Morgan passed the day Mon
day at Big Togus lake, and brought
back a basket of fine pickerel.
Mrs. Villa Hemenway is visiting her
sister in Randolph.
H. {. Lawrence and daughter Miss
Tilla. passed Saturday with relatives
at North Pittston.
Miss Myrtle Harris is passing her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Harris.
Mi and Mrs. Ruggles of Farming
dale were guests of Mr. and Mrs. f.
{. Meader few days last week.
Allan Frazier of the National Home,
passed Sunday with friends in town
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin of Augusta
is passing IA few days with her sister,
Mrs Arthur Trask.
Miss Matte Morrell has returned
from a visit to her sister al Weeks
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs George Corbin of Ran
dolph passed Sunday with their sons in
town.
Clarence Morgan of Gardiner. and
Walter Morgan of Randolph passed
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G W. Morgan
James blanchard of the river road,
was the guest of Mrs. c. W. Watson
one day last week.
The w A club will have a box So
cial at the chapel. Tuesday evening,
the 26th. All ladies receiving an invita-
ton. are requested to bring boxes. If
stormy the social will be held on the
next fair evening.
FAYETTE.
Miss Emma Underwood is somewhat
better so she is able to sit up little.
The little one of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Tuck is very sick.
Robert Peavy went to Fairfield, Sat-
urday. to stay over Sunday.
Some roads are about impossible
since the rain. The rural carriers have
made some trips afoot.