Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-21
KEN NEBEC.
WINDSORViLLE.

MT. ana MTS. Charles liNiitS vi
Gardiner We're sunday guests of Mrs
w. l.. Brown
Mrs. j. h. Stilphen was recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph French
Archie Wingood of Augusta was the
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Wingood, over the Sabbath.
The school on the Neck, taught by
Mrs. May Hail. superintendent OF
schools. closed, Saturday, Nov. 16, for
vacation of two weeks.
Merlye Clark and Mrs. Ada Jones
of Nassalboro We're guests, Sunday, OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. w French.
John Wilcox of Widsor Corner is
threshing grain for the residents of
this section of the town
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Barton of West
Windsor We're callers. Sunday, of Mrs
J. B. Stilphen.
]. W. French and son Claude are
working a contract to get out 200, 000
feet of box board lumber. This lum-
Der will go TO the Union Box and
Lumber Co. of Auburn
Mrs. Sadie Weeks and two daughter
Winnie and Minnie, who visited Mrs,
Weeks father, Anthony c. Brown, last
week. and were guests, Thursday and
Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph French,
have returned home to Week s Mills.
CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Taylor left,
Tuesday morning, for North Nassal-
boro, where they are to live for the
present Mrs. w r. Ward and Mrs
w. E. Bailey and son accompanied
them to their new home.
Winfield Martin has hired a lot of the
Brainard girls between the G.. A. T.
hall and wards store, which he is
clearing up and expects to put posts in,
this fail, preparatory to building a
studio, early in the spring. Mr.. Mar
tin shows a talent for photography
and all wish him much success in his
enterprise.
The ladies of the Aid of the Nj. E,
church realized over $50 from their
supper and sale, Nov. Is.
Stated meeting of Silver Lake
Grange. Nov. 10.
Stated meeting of Central Lodge. F
and A. NJ, Wednesday evening, Nov 20
Stated meeting of Golden Gate
chapter. o. f. s., Friday evening
Nov. % Hhis
the jury. left. Tuesday morning, for
Augusta.
CHELSEA.
Next regular meeting of the Grange
at p. NJ, Saturday. 1t is earnestly
requested that every member be pres
ent as there is business to be discuss
ed OF great importance to every men,
ber
Mrs. Villa Hemenway, on the occa-
sion of her birthday. last Wednesday,
was the recipient of a generous show
err of vegetables from neighhors and
friends.
monia, at his home on the Windsor
road.
Arthur Sprowl of Windsor is the
guest of his brother.
Harry Cooper of Randolph was the
guest of Samuel Harris, Sunday.
Elwyn Brann passed Sunday with
his mother, at Washington Mills.
Mrs. Della Watson and Miss Ida
Searles attended the meeting of Ken
nebec Pomona at Winthrop, last
Wednesday,
Mrs, Octavia Morrell is passing a
few days with her daughter at Gardi-
nef.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ruggles of
Farmingdale were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Meader
Mr. Carleton. our old mail carrier.
is TO resume his duties on Route
this week. and Mr. Fossett will have
his old route back again.
The Grange is to hold a fair, Dec
4. at the chapel Quite number
from the Sunday school attended the
convention of Sunday school workers
at Gardiner, last Friday, and Satur-
day.
The next meeting of the w. A. Club
will be held at the residence of the
President, Miss Tilla Lawrence. Fri
day evening, Nov 20. A social will
follow the business meeting. and ev-
cry member should make an effort to
be present.
MONMOUTH.
Charles Flanders has gone out oil
the blacksmith business, on account
of his health, and will go to Florida
later, for the winter.
Charles Macomber. formerly of Eas
Monmouth, will remove from Massa
chusetts and occupy the blacksmith
vacated by Mr.. Flanders.
Wellington Higgins of North Liver
more has purchased the Simpson place
on High street of Bert Bates and viii
soon take possession.
Mrs. D. d. Elliott and younges
daughter have gone to Dayton, Ohio
Mr.. Elliott and two older daughter
will pass the winter in Mexico, Me.
with his mother.
| Charles Macomber will occupy TIL
rent made vacant by Mr.. Elliott.
| The funeral of Mrs. Martha +
Pierce was held, Monday afternoon
from the home of her daughter, Mrs
E. c. Andrews, on Monmouth Ridge
The service was conducted by Rev. G
e. Woodman of Freeport, a forme
lpastor of the Congregational church
of which Mrs. Pierce was member
He was assisted by the present pas
tor Rev. G. e. Whidden. The Tempt
IQuartet of Lewiston furnished music
The floral tributes were many an
beautiful The burial was in the fam
lily lot in the Ridge cemetery.
i Miss Grace M. Rosaback of Canaan
Conn, spoke at the Methodist YES