Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-17
KENNEBEC.
VASSAlBORO.

MIS-. ETA 1Wltcneli is visiting her
daughter in Unity, also other frineds
Mrs. Lillian Gates is suffering from
| an attack of bronchitis. Her daughter,
Miss Dolly, has also had an i'll turn.
George Anderson and L. J. Brown
have been hauling sawdust, the past
week for \. w. Brooks.
Money Order Clerk +. i. White
house and Mrs. Whitehouse of Water
vile PASSED Saturday night and Sun
day ut their farm, also calling on
friends.
Mr.. md Mrs. II, G, Dickey were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. w
Crowel Webber pond.
Jasin Pierce of Burlington, Me, was
in the place, Saturday, calling on old
acquaintance MIR. Pierce formerly re-
sided at West Windsor.
c. NJ. Dickey was calling. Sunday,
at Daniel True's, West Windsor
Sunday was the coolest morning of
the season SO far. the thermometer
registering % degrees below zero.
Mrs. r. Q. Drake and children were
calling. Sunday afternoon, on Mrs.
Bertha Stone.
Mrs. Maud Perkins was a caller of
Mrs Matilda Lynn, Friday afternoon
Will Raynes has been hauling fer
tilizer, the past week. for e. E. War
ren.
Charles Perkins was a business
caller at South China. Saturday.
The hay pressers have arrived at
c. II. Fowler's.
Charles Adams was business cali
er in Waterville. Friday
Mrs. c. II. Morse and son Harold
are i'll with bad colds.
c. II. Morse passed Sunday with his
family.
Al Stewart has been laid up, the
past week, with a lame back.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Perkins pass
ed Sunday afternoon on Cross Hill,
calling.
II. e Morse was hauling wood to
South China. last week.
Mrs. Ella Davis returned Friday,
from several days visit with her sis
ter in Waterville Mrs. Davis also at
tended the funeral of her aunt. Mrs
Whittier, at Skowhegan. who recent
~ died at Springfield. Mass.
Mahlon Rrann made a business trip
to Waterville, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs L. w. Mason and son
Daniel Were dinner guests, Sunday,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill. Au
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs George Washburn of
Augusta were recent guests of Mrs.
Washburn's sister, Mrs. Alonzo Boyn-
ton.
Mrs e Maud Mason attended the
Teachers meeting, Saturday morning,
at Augusta
Ralph Dickey of Bates was a week
end guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. G.. Dickey.
Miss Marion Nelson of Cony High
school came home, Saturday. ON the
sick list.
Elijah Miller has returned To his
home. after several months absence
in the woods.
Harry Miller after brief visit with
his parents, has gone to Portsmouth,
n. H, where his wife is passing the
winter
The Misses Helen and Ethel Miller
were callers at L. w. Mason's. Sun
day.
Mrs. e. NJ. Mason attended the Cur
rent Events Club. Saturday after
noon.
Inc DPDDlt VI tiiiS ptpNt 49, $50
ed. Monday, to hear of the sudden
death of Roscoe G. Pierce who pass
ed away during the night at the home
of winfield Barton.
BELGRADE.
The Ladies' Aid of the Old South
church will meet. Jan. "a. If stormy on
that date the meeting will be postponed
to the first fair day.
Austin Kinney is suffering from Sc
we're cold.
Mrs. f. c. Yeaton is i'll of bronchitis.
Mrs. Margaret Foster was the guest,
Sunday. of her aunt Mrs. Alice Cottle
of East Mt. Vernon
Harry Turner of East Mt. Vernon was
the guest, Thursday. of his brother.
Stanley Turner, and attended the Grange
fair and entertainment in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knowles were
guests Sunday, of Mrs. Knowles pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Turner were the
guests, Wednesday, of their son. Stanley
Turner. and attended the Grange fair
and presentation of the drama Uncle
Sis Predicament' in the evening
MT. VERNON.
The following officers elect of Mt.
Vernon Grange were installed, Satur-
day the 18th inst. by Deputy Kate ID.
Ellis: Master. Fred Ingham: overseer,
| Harry S. Russ; chaplain, Mrs. Ellen
| Carson: lecturer. Mrs. Alice Jacobs;
/ secretary. Mrs. Emma Wells; steward,
Mrs. Hattie Weber: assistant stew
ard, VIM. ID. Archibald; treasurer,
Edgar f. Robinson: Ceres, Mrs.
| Blanche Ingham; Pomona, Mrs Anna
| Russ: Flora, Mrs. Blanche Bent; gate
| keeper. l.. s. Redonnett; lady assis-
tant steward, Mrs. Mary Archibald.
| The remarks of Mrs. Ellis and man
ner of Installing ELECTED much COM
mendation. Remarks were also made
| by the Master, also by Past Masters
Edgar Robinson. George Downs and
IIsa..ris.o,a w ANahhec. fine recil Ia tiau