Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
KENNEBEC.
MT. VERNON.

Gardiner with Il fine looking pair of
black horses. Mr.. Carson has been con-
tcmplating the purchase of some horses
for some time in order TO do his own
hauling from the depot
The Rchckahs are planning for fine
time at their May ball.
Mrs. NJ. ]. French has had serious
time with her eye but at this time it is
reported to be improving.
Charles Robinson and wife have accep-
ted position on a farm in Auburn and
will soon move there
Rev. Charles q. Mosher Of Augusta
viii speak to the Odd Fellows in their
hall on sunday afternoon of May 9TH,
and we understand that u general mvi-
tation is extended To the public.
Rev. Mr. Milliken from neHt's Hill Is
flling the Methodist pulpit in the alb
sence of Mr.. Gldden.
Earl Healey has left the carriage shop
to accept a position as teacher in one of
the schools at Bridgton.
SOUTH.-A birthday party was
given in honor of Herbert NJ Ray
mond at his home, Tuesday evening.
April . a company of friends
and neighbors spent a very enjoyable
evening being entertained With games.
music and dancing. \ treat of
cake and coffee was served. A
fine sweater" an umbrella and sew
cral neckties were presented in honor
of the event, Mrs. Raymond WAS also
remembered by the presentation 81 Il
sum of money.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis K Jacobs Who
have been spending the winter in Mas
sachuSetts are in town.
Mrs. George Clough WAS recently en-
tertained by her friend Mrs. G. \.
Hutchinson.
Miss Helen Dunn, who has been the
guest of her brother. George Glough,
has returned horne.
Miss Pearl A. White is teaching In
the Currier school which commenced,
Monday, April 5.
h. A Martin. who has been employ
ed in winthrop is spending a few days
with his wife and little daughter, be-
fore leaving for his new position.
Harry Weston and Charles Russell
have been sawins wood through this
neighhorhood greatly 10 the salts
faction of those who employed them.
Louise Joce. who has been spending
the winter in Florida is expected home
soon.
Agnes Corp is attending the Currier
school.
BELGRADE.
Ernest Pray, Raymond 9eaten. Nil
dred Farnham, Doris Ballard, oral
Page, Alice Dameren and Fidelia
Banks of Belgrade High school are
confined 10 the house with the mea-
sizes.
There will be a meeting of the La
dies Aid at the old South church,
wednesday. April Il.
r. w Rodgers aud Bert Roberts
have recently had telephones installed
in their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Stuart. who
have been spending the past week In
Portland have returned.
Mrs Alma Childs has gone to Fair
field called there by the illness OF her
sister.
Willard Yeaton Of Providence, r. J.,
is visiting friends aud relatives III
town.
f. b. Albee has opened a fine groc-
cry and merchandise store at Bel
grade Depot.
Miss Clara Smith Of Mercer was
the week send guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. c. Yeaton.
Miss Elsie Bartlett, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is improV-
ing.
Roy Yeaton Leslie Foster and Les
lie Bickford have gone to work on
the section.
Miss Hazel Kelley Of Portland
is the guest OF her parents Mf'
and Mrs. Frank f. Kelley.
Miss I.ottie Scribner was business
caller in Waterville, Monday.
Justin Penney has returned nome
from a business trip to Boston.
Clarence Chase has returned nome
from Scmerville. Mass, where he mas
been for several weeks.
Ernest Sims of Lewiston was III
town calling on friends one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. stuart nave
returned from their wedding trip
G.. r. Pinkham is on the SICK hs..
Mrs. f. G. Yeaton is out once MORE
after her long illness.
NORTH-Mr and Mrs. H o. Iafk-
man left town, Thursday, Apfil H. u,
for Fortuna. Calf, where they VIII
reside for the present. Mrs Parkmah
was formerly Miss Clara Ndkins.
Roads in this vicinity are IN pad
| condition.
Mrs. Lula Elwell Watson Is improV-
ing in health
Work on the Cults house IS last
nearing completion.
Measles are prevalent in town
again.
The Misses Frances Gibson anu
Florence Whtlocl returned to New
York. Saturday morning. Mrs =. r
III. Gibson will remain another week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. a.
Burbank.
The ice is very thick in the lakes
for this time Of year and 1t looks as
IL the disciples of Izaak Walton would
have to wait some time yet before
trying their luck.