Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-25

aunt, Mrs. Henry Cole. the past week,
returned to her home, Sunday.
Miss Alice Marston and Miss Althea
Heath, who are attending the Cony
High school, passed the Weekend with
their parents.
Mrs. c. Fl. Gordon and family of
Chisholms Mills, were guests. Sunday,
of relatives in town.
T. H. Hammond purchased a five
passenger auto, the past week.
The severe frost OF Saturday night
did considerable damage TO the sweet
corn crop, some being nearly ready
to be harvested. Ice. thick as window
glass was found in several places.
Mrs Winterbottom is suffering from
abcesses under the arm.
Miss Edna Moulten, Miss Winni-
fred Gordon Miss Nellie Packard, and
Wilbur Luce, who are attending school
at Kent's Hill, passed the Weekend
at their several homes.
Miss Amelia Luce is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Frank Hartshorn.
Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth of Winthrop,
gave an able Sermon, Sunday, after
noon. from Rev. LIST verse 8. He will
supply at the usual hour at $50 p. Nj.
next Sunday.
About 50 of the neighbors and
friends of Master Melvin Higgins
gathered at the residence of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins.
Friday evening, to celebrate his 18th
birthday. Dancing and games were
INDUCED in till the small hours Of the
morning. Refreshments of cake and
coffee were served in honor of the
occasion. Mrs. Isaac Mace presented
him with a nice watch as gift from
his friends. A birthday cake was also
presented by his mother. Melvin re-
sponded in an able manner, All wished
him many happy returns of the day.
ST. ALBANS.
GLADYS Bigelow returned to Boston,
Tuesday and will resume her studies
at Simmons College.
Walter Mathews went to Boston,
Wednesday He expects to enter the
Boston Law school, this term.
MIR. and Mrs. Allie Cook OF Attleboro.
Mass, are enjoying their vacation in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Avery of Hav
erhiil are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren James of Ber-
lin, n. H., are guests at ii. +. Cy-
pliers.
ms. Henry Thurtil ee Washington,
d. c.. who has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. l.. T. Southland, started fer home,
Friday.
Mrs George Martin went. Monday 70
hospital in Lewiston to be operated
on for appendicitis.
O. w. Bigelow went to Portland,
Monday, on business.
Next Friday evening the Pittsfieid
grange will visit our grange. They VIII
FIJI the offices and furnish the pro-
gram. our grange will furnish the
supper.
Miss Carrie Withum the primary
school teacher went to Harmony, Fri
dav. 10 pass Saturday and Sunday
with friends
Mrs. John Libby is i'll with typhoid
fever
Sunday morning. at $50. the Their
mo,neter registered rs and ice formed
ON water in dishes 3-16 OF an inch IN
thickness. There was heavy frost on
low lands.
n Il. Prescott returned, Thursday.
from visit to Barre, VT. He Will con-
tinue clerking for c. C. Hanson
MT. VERNON.
+ SOIJTH-Mr. and Mrs q. l.. Dunn
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs }. n.
BlaaS stone of Caribou.
Mrs. Maria Chesley of Lynn, Mass
and Miss Annie Blood of East Knox
are guests at Ernest Pearls.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Alexander, MISS
Edna Alexander and Master Lewis
of Portland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Johnson and other relatives,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Richardson OF
Hrookline. Mass. are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. Abbie A. Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson of Bel
grade we're visitors at Il. L. Johnson $,
Sunday.
nEAST.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Il.
Turner and family of Belgrade visited
Mr. Turner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. D. Turner, Sunday.
Miss Pearl C. Norris teacher in the
Wing school, passed the weekend al
her home in Wayne.
Mrs. Mary Freeman of Worcester,
Mass. is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Alice Cortle.
Mrs. Maud McClelland and Miss
Louise Dunn dllC1ueu ~ A~'~'->
woods Corner, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Freeman Smith were
in Augusta, Saturday.
Mrs. Annie C. Hall visited her proth-
err. r. A. Cottle, Sunday.
WEST.-Instead of the usual sun
day services, Sunday, Sept. %, there
was a baptism. Those baptised We're
q Earle Peachey, Rudolph Anderson
and Victor Anderson at 3 p. M Inc
young people and Philip Anderson
an,5 Dena Anderson Peachey We're re
ceiyed into the church, and the orai-
nance of 1.-THE Lords supper was
observed The young people were eA-
tended a cordial welcome by the pas
tor pev. f. w. Kleine and the MEM
hers of the church. There was a large
attendance at the services. The ev-
ening services Sunday were led by
Deacon Butler. His text was from
Ephesians 6:13. There We're 70 present
at the evening services.