Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-06
CHELSEA.

The Se!ectmen are distributing the
annual town reports. The annual town
meeting will be held, Monday, the
18th, at the Town house.
The roads have been in the worst
condition for the winter since the last
storm, and have had to be broken out
several times.
Grange social at Mrs Charles Ma
laney's. Wednesday evening. the 9th,
to which all friends of the Grange are
invited.
The next meeting of the Good VIII
Circle will be held with the president.
Mrs. Lillian McCausland. at 2.3o p.
NJ. Thursday, March !, and the MEM
hers Are especially requested to be
present.
Percy Morgan has accepted a po-
sition as nurse in the hospital at the
National Home fer d V. 5.
@. F. Douglass was a caller in town,
one day last week.
Miss RE Collins is passing a week
with her brother, L. II. Collins.
Miss Matte MoTell is visiting her
sister at Weeks Mills
Mrs Villa HemenWay, who has been
the guest of her sister at Dresden. for
several weeks. arrived home. Monday
Mrs. Mary Allen is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. a. p Norton of Augusta was
the guest of her mother, over sun
day.
Mrs. sMarY Mcintosh of Richmond is
the guest of Miss Ida Searles.
Walter Morgan of Randolph passed
Sunday with his parents Mr., and Mrs
q. w. Morgan.
Miss Eva Morang OF Gardiner pass
ed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morang.
Miss Fanny Collins is passing the
week with friends in Whitetield.
Mrs. Selma Trask was the guest of
her sister in Augusta, last week
Harry James of Dresden was a call
CT in town, Monday.
a meeting of the w. y. Club Will be
held, next Friday evening. the Sth, at
the home OF Miss Marian McCausland,
if pleasant and good travelling Should
the travelling be bad, the meeting Will
he held at the home of the president,
Miss Tilla Lawrence.
\ Republican caucus will he held at
the closeof the regular town meeting.
Monday, the 1lth, for the purpose of
cleetng delegates 20 the State and 3D.
Congressional conventions.
WEST-N. r. Burbank is hauling
some logs TO Donderos mill to be
sawed into lumber for new hen
house Mr. Burbank has a good large
flock of hens which have paid him Well
this winter, and he intends 10 go into
the business on a much larger scale
g g. Dondere and family held 4 So
cial IT the Town house, Monday
March 4, for the benefit of the Grange
A good crowd gathered and enjoyed
very pleasant event \ nice musical
entertainment was rendered by the
members OF the Grange, as well MS a
duet from Mrs burbank and Mrs
McCausland, a trio from the National
Home and duet by the MeCausland
sisters. very generous crowd left a
good large fund for the Grange hall.
for which the committee expresses its
heartfelt thanks.
News was received here, last week.
of Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Hayes of Bos-
ton going TO Florida and Cuba, for Il
months visit Mr.. Hayes is native
of this place. he being the Oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Hayes.
Miss Iottle DlnSleN, WHO mas bSeii
confined to the house by illness, is
able to be out again
J. II. Hunt is confined to his house
by a severe cold.
]. W. Blanchard has leased his farm
TO an Aroostook party, VINO has moved
in and taken possession.
Monday will be town meeting and
everything will go along quietly, as
there is no opposition, this year.