Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-29
KENNEBEC.
VASSACBORo.


vailing epidemic.
L. w. Mason has peas, corn, radish
and lettuce planted for early market
ing.
Henry Farwell Of Winslow was "a
guest Sunday, AT j. +. Twitchell's.
Mrs. j. +. Twitchell passed several
days last week with her daughter in
Unity. and also called on friends N
Weterville
Mrs. Bertha Stone and son Lee were
at the capital city, Saturday.
Mrs. Lila Nelson who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
Claude Dyer, in Augusta, passed Sun
day with her family, returning, Mon
day, to Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tobey of Cross
Hill were visitors, Sunday, of III. CT.
Dickey and family.
Walter c. Stone of Augusta passed
Sunday with his brother, Robert, and
family.
G. NJ. Dickey and wife entertained.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Ballard
of wood.
John c. Whitehouse of Wilmington,
Del, has been having quite serious
time with one of ms fingers caused ~
the bite from a cat he wa3 trying 20
rescue from a perilous position. Re
covering from this he was inspecting
a large machine in the shop that had
just been completed, standing near u
pile Of castings and by some accidens
one fell and struck Mr.. Whitehousa
on his foot, completely pinnins him
until released by some Of the en-
ployes, when two toes were found to
be badly injured and one nearly
severed, only hanging by a small por
ton of skin. Mr. Whitehouse was .
former resident of this place and his
many friends will be sorry to learn If
his misfortune.
Mahlon Tram of Ahiram Encamp
ment, l. O. o. F., was a guest of Ever
green Encampment of Gardiner. We'd
nesday evening.
Chas. II. Morse came home, Friday.
i'll with a cold.
Miss Marion Beedy attended the
teachers reading circle at East Vas
saoro. Friday afternoon.
Omar Davis assisted by Dan Wen |
Der and NJ. L. Sabin was hauling pota
toes to Vassalboro station. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. +. Tobey Of
Cross Hill were visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. NJ. l. Sabin. Sunday.
II Stewart of North Windsor passed
night and Sunday with NJ
t. Davis and family.
D. W. Whitehouse is soon To furnish
for I.ampson and Bick-
ford with their gasoline outfit.
Miss Mabel Sabn returned. Sunday
night. To Augusta. after passing Tho
week end With her parents Mr. and |
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sabin.
The wood pile of II. +. Morse az
fordea amusement for Lampson
Rickford with their gasoline outfit. |
The residents of this place We're
saddened Friday morning Ia learn of |
the death of Mrs Rose Proctor Morse,
which occurred at her late home IN
Palermo, Thursday night. sympathy |
is extended TO the bcreaved family.
c. NJ Diekey has been improving |
the highway with brush scraper the
past week which will he greatly APP. |
preciated by the public
Mrs. Emma Brann was recent |
caller in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Perkins of An |
gusta. were Sunday guests of Mr.. |
Perkins brothers. Chas. and George |
Perkins.
Mrs. Reuel Trask returned Ia her |
home in Augusta. SUNDAY, after |
spending Il few days with her aansh- |
ter, Mrs. Maud Perkins.
Ralph Dickey was a business caller |
al South China, Saturday evening.
EAST.-Miss Julia Weymouth of |
Charlestown, Mass, mas been in town |
for a few DAYS, the guest of Miss Irene
Jackson.
Charles l.. Barker left. Friday. for |
Ruclspart to attend the annual ses- |
sion of the East Maine Methodist Con-
ference.
The Dairying Association held an all
day session at the Grange Hall, On
Wednesday.
The Christmas Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Zilrha Butterfield, |
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Clara Williams and son return |
ed To their home Thursday, after |
spending the winter in Bath with Mrs. |
Williams daughter.
Charles Pease has a position in Lynn, |
Mass, as painter
No services were held in the Meth |
odist church, Sunday, owing to the alb
sence of the pastor, Rev l.. Ct. March. |
The young people report good. pro-
gress on the drama Our JIM" and
they hope to play it in about two
weeks.
Next Sunday May 4, the I. O. o. f.
Lodge of yassalboro also the Rebek-
abs will attend the Methodist church
in a body at o'clock p. NJ
Mr. Johnson from Cooper's Mills has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jerry
Colby
ALBION.
Miss Marion Hussey visited friends
in Portland last week.
John Witham and family attended
the funeral of his mother in Benton,
Sunday.
Davis Mcdonald has sold his farm
TO Ephraim Keene.
Fred Hussey entertained his room
mate, Mr.. Watson. over Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Chalmers and son, James,