Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-30
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NORTH-M Mrs. Frank Addition OF
Bowdoinham who has been in poor
health for several months is stopping
for a while with her sister, Mrs Fred
Morrill,. Her condition has improved
somewhat since her arrival and her
friends are hoping for a speedy recov-
cry. Her husband, Mr.. Addition. ar
rived, Thursday, for a visit with his
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill,
Lee Paul left Monday for New
buryport Mass. after few days
visit with brother and sister-in-l law.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McGugin
Ernest Paul who has been spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
McGugin returned to his home al
Newburyport, Mass. Thursday.
Good Will Circle of Chelsea met
with Mrs. Annie McGugin Thursday.
March u. A geodly number was
present and very pleasant session
was held. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Georgia Malany, Chelsea.
The remains of Mrs. Ann Richard
son Hatch of Brunswick We're brought
to Gardiner, Saturday. and placed in
the receiving tomb awaiting interment
in the spring at the cemetery in this
place. Mrs. Hatch for many of her
younger years was a resident here
and at intervals has visited her former
friends and neighbors who gladly well
coined her to their several homes. SHE
was a daughter of the late Mr.. anG
Mrs. John Richardson.
Miss Gertrude Sparrow visited her
sister, Miss Alice Sparrow. at Hebron
Academy last week.
Miss Alice Sparrow. student at
Hebron Academy is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Sparrow.
Miss Emma Green of Chelsea is
spending the week with her brother.
c. X. Green and family.
Henry Lawrence of Chelsea was
calling on relatives in this place.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Maud McKingsley of Joice
was "a caller in town Wednesday
Mrs. Annie McGugin and Mrs, Enza
Cooper attended Pittston Grange.
Wednesday evening, and report very
enjoyable meeting The third and
fourth degrees were conferred on three
candidates and an oyster supper
served later.
F. w OTu Has bt'li It1tiNtt III TINS
place Of the death recently of Mrs.
Hattie Hanson, wife of Frank Aldrich
of Charlestown, Mass. Mrs. Aldrch
was a native of this place and until
some years after her marriage resided
here. She was a daughter of Benja :
min and Angela Gould Hanson and
the sympathy of old friends is ex-
tended the entire family in their af-
Fiction. Besides the husband and
parents. one sister, Mrs. Carrie Mess,
survive her.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence spent
Thursday in Chelsea guests of II. c.
Lawrence and family.
The Misses Alice and Mildred
Sparrow entertained a party of their
girl friends at their pleasant home
Wednesday afternoon. Games and
all sorts of merrymaking were in
Judged in and a. grand good time
was the voice of all present. which in
cluded the Misses Erna and Astreo
Peterson, Pearl and Viola Clark, Ruth
Jones and Mae McGugin.
A most happy birthday anniversary
was that of Mrs, E. E. Grover. Satur-
day. March %, when her children and
RrdnUuauRDleT eSSelnDltu dt Iici iiclii'
to aid and make glad the day with
her Many nice presents were re-
ceived including most beautiful
birthday cake with Mother" in large
letters across it. May she have
many returns of the day is the wish
of her many friends.
Mrs. Ethel Sumner of Portland ar
rived Saturday to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Grover She re.
turned to her home Tuesday Hell
daughter, Miss Marion, who came
with her. will remain with her grand
parents for several weeks.
An old ia shioned sewing-bee al
Mrs. George Sparrow's. in which sew
eral of her friends participated, am
which all thoroughly enjoyed was tbs
social event of Thursday. Quite q
quantity of sewing was accomplished
for the hostess while she with hei
daughter furnished most bountifu
dinner for the company The young
est iolliest and smartest member
was Mrs. Mary Ripley from Pittstor
who nearing herNseventy-fifth birth
J day is still ready and delights to d.