Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-13
KENNEBEC.
WINDSCRVILLE.

| Clifford Dolan returned, Monday.
| from a visit to Hudson, Mass.
Mrs. J. b. Stilphen was a Sunday
guest of Mrs. Joseph French.
Frank Hall, town treasurer, was 4
| visitor, Saturday, in this section of
the town.
Milmouth Sproul was a Sunday Wis
| itor in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Piper will
make their home with Clifford Dolan.
The school on the Neck commenced,
Monday, Dee. =, with Miss Alice Don:
mel as teacher. Miss Susie Scribner
and Willie Gray were not late or abb
sent one day, last term.
Mrs. May Hall is at the bedside of
her aged mother in Palermo, who is
suffering with cancer of the stomach.
Arthur Piper of Windsorville and
Miss Cristobel Norton of Palermo
were married Saturday, by Rev, E. y.
Turner of North Windsor.
The winter term of Erskine school
commenced Monday, Dec. 2, under the
| able instruction of Miss Addie Sproul.
| All are pleased to have secured the
| services of this favorite teacher
VAssALsoRo.
EAST-A very successful meeting
of the East Nassalboro Quaker Round
Table was held. Sunday afternoon, at
the church. directly following the close
of the regular service. Prof. Herbert
Watson of Oak Grove Seminary gave
an outline of the political situation in
England, during the time of George
| Fox, and Miss Sarah Dow, also 2
| teacher at the Seminary, in a very in
teresting paper, explained the religious
| conditions of the period. both speak
| ers showing the influences which, dur
! ing his early life, were preparing the
| great reformer for the work he was to
/ do. Then followed an informal dis
eussion of the subject, in which the
members and visitors who were pres
ent took part. The officers of the or
ganization are: Chairman, Ernest r.
Priest; secretary, Mrs. E. w. Towle.
The committee on programs is COM
posed of Mrs. Arthur Pope, Miss
Maud Weber and Mrs. Ernest Priest.
Membership committee: Miss Edith
Priest, Miss Marion Pope The meet
ings will be held, the second Sunday
of each month
PITTsToN.
/ EAST-Mrs. Albert Palmer was a
visitor, Sunday. ct ner brothers, G. S.
DORIS.
Miss Delma Malvey who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rus
sell the past week, returned, Tuesday
to her home in Wiscasset.
Mrs E. II. Reed, who has been on
the sick list for a few days, is much
better
Miss Edna Dorr passed Sunday at
her home.
/ Miss Grace Knight. who has been
passing a two weeks vacation at her
home, returned, Monday, to her school
at Manchester Forks.
Miles Williams of Mt Vernon was in
town, Saturday and bought a very
nice pair of white faced steers of r.
ii. Marson & Son.
George Dow, who has been making
extensive repairs and improvements
upon his house, went, last week. to
Wiscasset, to remain for an Indefinite
| time.
The usual Christmas tree and con-
cert Will be held at the church, on
Christmas eve. Plans are being made
! for an evening of enjoyment. and it is
hoped there may be a large attend
ance.
Rev c. T. Jones preached in the
Methodist church at Dresden Mills.
| Sunday afternoon, and will preach in
/ the same place, Sunday afternoon,
Dec. IS.
BELGRADE LAKES.
The church and Sunday school are
making preparations for Christmas
tree and Christmas exercises by the
children.
Henry Johnson, who was taken so
suddenly i'll, last week, is still very
low, although his friends have hope
of his recovery.
The winter term of school opened.
Monday. with Miss Marie Farrar of
Pennington Normal school as teacher
Miss Nora Chandler, former teach
er, is to attend the Normal school at
, Pennington, this winter. She goes
with good wishes from her many
| friends.
Miss c. l.. Allen has left for New
York. where she intends passing the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. De Kalb will
occupy her house, until spring
| The Ladies Aid will meet, Thurs
day the 18th, at Mrs. Charles Hulins
on the Red Oaks Ledge road. 1t is
hoped all members will attend and en-
joy pleasant time together.
MT. VERNON.
Mrs. c. r. Mclean, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Ira B. Tracy, and her
son, Donald, went to Somerville
Mass, last week. There they will join
Mr.. Mclean and with him depart for
their new home in Winnipeg, Mani
toba. Mr.. Mclean has been employ
ed by the Reid & Hutchinson Fur
Co. of Winnipeg and Montreal since
early fall.
Mrs. Herman Healey and two little
sons, Rudolf and Arnold, and Miss
Myrtle Haley, went to Vassalboro. last
Friday, to visit at Mrs. Haley's old
home.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mems Missionary Society laSt E,ri5a "