Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-06

was enjoyed by all. At the next meet
! ing. to be held March 6, the young peo-
Die Will furnish the program Com
mittee ON program: Olive HAYES,
Esther Coffin, and HadleE Chadwick. Jr.
| The private leap year bail given,
March !, in G. a. r. hail. by of the
South China young men WAS very sue
cessful. About 80 couples being pres
MT. VERNON.
Mrs. a. j. Cram has been ia Portland
since Monday, February 70 for treat
ment Of her eyes. Her daughter. Mrs
Edwin Whiting. is with her, also Mrs.
Vikings son. Edwin cram Whiting.
Within the last few days Mrs r. II.
Jacobs has considerably recovered from
| her critical condition, 50 that size has
been able to sit up LITTLE.
Mrs. Georgia swain Of Quincy, Mass,
is now taking care Of Mrs K. II. Jacobs.
The regular meeting Of Vernon Val
ley Chapter, o. L. $. Wlll be held, Tues
day evening, March ,
I-ucle Eben leighton has finished the
! fitting Of his own woodpile and is now
working on that OF his daughter, Mrs.
Tyler
There was joy at the Will Carson
!
return of Miss Lucy. from the Maine
Central General Hospital in Lewiston.
MONMOUTH.
The Womans Bible class of the Meth
odist church. gave Mrs. r. O. Gilman
pleasant surprise at her home ON Maple
street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gil
man is an invalid from rheumatism.
Mrs. J f. Moody entertained the
ladies' OF the Congregational circle.
| Thursday afternoon. Ice cream and
cake were served
-Four officers were installed at the
regular meeting Of the Eastern Star,
Thursday evening Refreshments Of
were served.
The winter term Of Monmouth Acad-
envy closed Friday. for short vaea-
ton.
Mrs r. E; woodbury. has been visit
ing friends in Saco and Old Orchard
Mrs Annie Jackson has gone to Au-
burn, where she will remain for some
months
Nj Mooney of New York. director Of
Camp Cobbossee was IN town last week
IN the interest OF the camp Extensive
Improvements will be made this spring
Mr. and Mrs Goodrich and children
Of Portland are guests at Rev. g l.
Spears. Mrs. Goodrich brother.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church Will serve I dinner at the yestry,
Thursday noon.
The Literary Club met WITH Mrs. d.
p. Elliott, Monday afternoon. The roll
eall was answered BY quotations from
Dickens. and papers We're read as fol-
lows. William Caxton. Mrs. Z. Mood
bury. TyndalI. Mrs .. d Elliott; Sir
| Thomas Moore, Mrs. 5. Fogg5. sketch on
! Dickens, Mrs A GetchelI reading.
Utopia, Mrs NJ. Blake.
Mrs. l. T Shorey entertained her
! Sunday school class At her home. Thurs
day afternoon. from to : Ice cream
and cake were served.
| n. Z Merrill is in New York on a
| bushes trip
| Z A Blaisdea Will make a trip to
/ Boston this week.
FAYETTE.
On Feb 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Smiley of Fayette, left Readedld for St
! Andrews, Fla, arriving in Dothan, Ala.
on the morning OF the 21st in a terrific
/ thunder shower. After a wait of two
! hours they boarded the $40 A. NJ. train
for Panama city, Fla; arriving IN Pan
anna CITY at $50 p NJ. After leaving
Dothan. Ala, they followed in the wake
| of the storm. Every few minutes the
! train crew having to stop to repair
! broken telegraph wires and cutting
away trees that had fallen across the
track. They made a stop at Panama
City until the 26th, when they took a
team 10 Saint Andrew, three miles dis
tant. They write that the first thing
they did after arriving at Saint Andrew,
was to hasten to the postoffice for let
ters and their home paper the Kenne-
/ bee Journal for northern news. At st.
! Andrew they plan 10 make their home
for the present.
READFlElD,
EASf-Mrs Gee. Higgins was called
to Winthrop on Monday last. by the
serious illness of her father. Mr.. NJ.
Lougee
MIR. Roscoe Morrow of Pennington.
has been visiting relatives in tlhs vi
entity.