Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-10

J'pHtS, ISls pltlOW Si1DS,
Mrs. II. V. Creation list; post card
cases, Mrs q. G. Jones, LIST. Embroid-
cred collars, Mrs. Otis Fletcher, list;
Olive Remick, End. Rugs, Vina Mich
OILS, two braided, one braided and knit.
and one knit, all LIST; Mrs. A. II.
Waugh. woven carpeting, LIST. Knit
lace, Olive Remick, LIST; lace sam
pies, Mrs M. J.. Piper. LIST. Quilts, Mrs.
Joel Muller, ] silk quilt, 1st; Mrs. j.
V. Fletcher ! silk quilt, End; Mrs.
Joel Muller. l log cabin quilt, list;
Mrs. Fletcher. l. cotton crazy quilt,
LIST. Antique ware, Mrs. Daniel Col
Inns, 2 glass candle sticks, l decanter
and wine glasses, LIST; Mrs. M. /. Pr
peril rose petal necklace. list; Mrs.
Daniel Collins, table cloth, stand cloth,
and roller towels, list; Mrs. w. w.
Creation, pairs Knit gloves, LIST; Mrs.
Otis Fletcher, / crocheted collar. 1st;
Mrs. Ethel Luce / pair cross stitched
towels. LIST; Mrs Lillian Gokey, l bead
work collar, 1st; Mrs. NJ. ID. Sterry,
cut flowers, LIST. Best display of can
ned preserves. Mrs. .Vina Nichols, Is
cans, list; Mrs. Z. G. Jones, cans,
End; Mrs. VIVA Nichols. l plain and
! cream cheese, 1st; Mrs. Lillian Go
key maple sugar, 1st; Mrs. Vina
Nichols, pounds uncolored butter,
1st.
egetables-squasb, Y. G. Jones, 2
green Hubbard, LIST; Lee r. Fletcher,
Ind; Elmer Nichols. Sd. Beets, L. G.
Jones. Sd; Elmer Nichols, LIST; Lillian
Simpson. Ind Potatoes. J. G. Jones.
EIrly Rose and Scotch Snow Flakes,
LIST; c. f. Collins, Green Mountain,
and Carmen No. l, LIST; o. b. Fetch
err Cold Coin. list, Carmen No. 2, I'd;
Florus Nichols, Carmen No. 2, 1st;
Lillian Simpson, Green Mountain, 3D.;
Elmer Nichols, Early Six Weeks, LIST;
Scotch Snow Flakes. End; Dan Collins,
Carmen No. 2, Sd: Pride of Breton,
LIST; Bliss, 1st. Tufnips. Lillian Silnp-
son, LIST; William Farrand Ind.
Grapes, NJ. D. sterry. 1st.. Apples, NJ.
d. Sterry, % ounce Strawberry, and
st. Lawrence, LIST: Lillian Simpson. 8
varieties, End; Roland Kneeland 8
varieties. 3rd. Pole beans, buckwheat,
and large corn fodder, Mrs. Lillian
Simpson. LIST. Pumpkins, Elmer Mich
OILS, list; Lee r. Fletcher, End; Lillian
simpson, 2rd. Pop corn, Il rowed
corn. and 16 rowed corn, Lillian Simp-
son, ist.
The Boys Tri-Mu Club of the Con-
gregational church recently elected
officers for the coming six months.
President, Carl Johnson; Vice Pres,
Clifford Moore; See, Elon Laneas-
ter; Treas, Harold Daggett. This
club now has 81 resident members,
nearly all of whom are also members
Of the Boy Scouts.
Rev. T. H. Means was called to
Norridgewoek, Tuesday, TO attend the
funeral services of the late William
3. Totman.
Charles E. Blackwell has sold his
furniture business TO John Tricky of
East Corinth. Mr.. Tricky will take
possession, the last of the month. Mr.
Blackwell was formerly a member OF
the firm of Blackwell & Edwards, but
about a year ago bought out his part
ner and has been running the bust
ness alone since that time. Mr..
Blackwell will move his family to
Southern California in a few weeks
as he has already accepted a posi-
ton there.
Mrs. Charles Reed was the victim.
Tuesday forenoon, of a painful ac-
eident near the Eames Corner Mr..
and Mrs. Reed had started for Athens
in their automobile. When near the
corner, Mr.. Reed lost glove and
Mrs. Reed got out to pick it up. She
slipped. and in attempting to save
herself, threw her arm forward in
such a way that one bone was broken
and the wrist partially disIocated.
Mrs. Marshie Pooler is passing the
week with relatives and friends in
Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Judkins and
son, Lacy, of Dixfield, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Stevens of Rumford, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Stew
ard.
The Y. p. S. C. E. of the Congre-
gational church win give a reception.
Friday evening, to the teachers of the
Madison and Arson public schools.
The annual Harvest supper under
the auspices of the Woman's Associa-
ton of the Congregational church,
will be held, oct. II. The following
Sunday will be observed as a har-
vest festival and vegetables will be
received at this time for charitable
purposes. The subject OF the sermon
by Rev F. H. Means, next Sunday
morning. will be Safe Home in Port"
The subject of the evening service
will be Two Modern Marys. Mary
Lyon and Mary Wooley.
Mrs. F. A. West left, Wednesday.
for few weeks vacation at her old
home in st. Johns. n. b.
Mrs. Mercy A. Randlett is passing
a few days with Mrs. j. f. Withee.