Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

auspices Of the Wales Grange.
Mrs. Gilmore Bosworth has been con-
fined to the house several days with a
severe cold
vASSALBoRo.
James Weeks and sister Mrs. Clara
Pope, were guests several days last
week oil Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts
in China. returning Saturday.
d. e. Marden passed Sunday in
Waterville, attending the lecture in
the Opera house
Mrs. Olive Pope is making satisfac-
tory progress toward recovery from
her recent serious illness.
Mrs. D. 3. Marden returned, Friday,
from d brief visit with her daughter,
Mrs f. A. Austin, in Watervlle.
f. L. Jones' ID. b. Mardon and G.. c.
Ingraham attended the meeting of the
District Lodge, !. .. o. e, held in
Waterville, Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Pope and Miss
Marion Pope passed Sunday with
Mi and Mrs. Henry Randall at West
China.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell from
Shawmut. were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. G. Ingraham.
AIVah Austin of Waterville was in
town. Monday, TO attend the town
meeting.
WINSLoW.
Mrs Martha Lewis of China has
returned home, after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. II.
Bailey.
Mrs. Sarah Hodges of North Fair
field, who WAS called here by the ILL
ness Of her sister. Miss Annie Nichols,
returned home. Saturday
J. H. Manter OF Newton Center,
Mass, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs Charles Downs.
r. H. Alley and son of Waterville.
were at ]. II. Alley S, Sunday.
Miss Gladys Downs has gone to
East Nassalboro. where she has en-
ployment with Mrs Anna Gates.
CHINA
SOUTH-Mrs. O. b. Merrill and son
Lot of Windsor were guests of Mrs.
H. T. Harrington, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tracy of Wa
terville have been passing a week or
more with Mrs. Tracy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harvey Mosher Mr.. Ira
cy is unfortunate in having sprain
ed ankle.
Miss Virginia Jones of Philadelphia
arrived. Saturday. to attend the flu
neral of her aunt, the late Miss Su
san Jones.
Charles and Frank Wilson of Wa
terVille were the guests of their aunt,
Mrs w o Harrington. Sunday.
Irving harrington, who has been
employed on the electrics in Portland.
the past year, arrived home, March s.
Charles Whittier of Harmony and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Trask of Paler-
mo were sunday guests at Judson
Goodspeeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Thompson and
daughter. Florence, were home, over
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Carrie
Martin and Miss Spocner from Angus
ia We're Sunday guests with them.
Mrs. a. b. Robinson was a Sunday
guest of Mrs. w r. Hathaway.
Mrs. Thomas, the nurse who has
been caring for Miss Susan Jones. re-
turned to her home in Oakland, Mon
day.
Mrs. Herman Morgan who was on
Grated on in Augusta hospital. Mondav
afternoon, is as comfortable as can be
expected. She stood the operation
well and her friends hope for speedy
recovery.
SOUTH-At the last regular meet
ing Of China Grange, held March 4,
the last two degrees We're conferred on
five candidates. There was good
attendance Of members and two
visitors present Worthy master pre-
siding. After the regular order of
business Il recess was declared and
supper announced After supper
Grange again reconvened and the lee
turer presented the following short
program; Music. Grange orchestra;
question. Should agriculture be
taught in our public schools" opened
by Martin Weber and a called for
discussion. Paper on Making Candy,
Frank Reed; song, Fanny Maxwell, ac-
companied by Annabel Jones, pianist,
encore. Grange closed in form.
BELGRADE.
Ernest Redmond, station agent at
the depot, has accepted a position at
Yarmouth. and will move his family
there. 1t is understood that Gould
Rogers will take his place here
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
will be held, March Is. with Mrs. Jane
lockwood.
The first meeting of the school board
was held, Saturday, March s. Mrs.
Mertie Weston was reelected to the
office superintendent.
The officers We're elected at the Nc
kinley Sunday school, March 9. as
follows: Superintendent. Miss Jennie
Tiison, assistant superintendent, Mrs
Lillian Yeaton; secretary and treas
urer, Evans Mnot' librarian, Elsie
Bartlett
Belgrade High school closed, Friday.
March :, for a two weeks recess.
b. G. Farnham, James Tibbetts. f.
w. Rogers Of this place, besides Mr..
and Mrs. Alec Mills and Mr. Farrar OF
Sidney, were among those who at
tended the Farmers telephone meeting
in Waterville, March 9. Alec Mills
was chosen president for the coming
year
Mrs. Marion Pettinsill, assistant in
Belgrade High school, accompanied
by her little son, Sewall. have gone to
Boston for two weeks.