Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24
SAGADAHOC.
BON DOM.

meeting. Thursday, with Mrs. c. Z.
Cobb, and was we'll attended.
Mrs Eldora Small, who passed the
winter With her brother, Abel Grover,
is moving to her home, at Lisbon
Falls
Glory Hewey who recently cut his
foot while working in the woods, is
able To be out again.
Mrs Ella hartman of Topsham re-
Gently visited Mrs. Alonzo Purinton.
Miss Annie Edgecomb Of Lisbon
Fails is slowly gaining frcm her seri-
Gus illness.
BOW DolNHAM.
Loring Small OF Faith is visiting
Frank Carde.
| Mrs. c. NJ. White and daughter
Marion, are visiting Mrs. Whites par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fletcher
of Augusta.
Mrs w. s. Given has been spending
few days in Lewiston.
Miss Hazel Cornish came home from
Boston, Thursday evening, for Il two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Small has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Booker Douglass. Miss Lillian
Douglass. and Mrs. Lysle Temple,
We're Bath visistors this week.
Ralph Small of Fall River is spend
ing the Easter vacation with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Small.
G. NJ. White spoke at Lake Grange.
West Poland. Thursday. His sub
iect was Business Methods in Farm
Ing"
Mrs. Minott has been spending
few days in Bowdoin with her broth
er. j. B. Brown.
Mrs. Carlton Lancaster was VISITING
in Richmond this week
Mrs. Ionic Sparks srent the week
end in Boston.
Methodist Aid met with Mrs. Naomi
Rideout this week. The CniNersahst
Aid with Mrs. Charles Mosher.
Miss Bertha Graves is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Elbridge Cornish, Boston,
Mass.
John Temple has opened a new
grocery store this week.
The Methodist church will hold
their Easter concert, sunday evening.
\ fine program has been prepared
The BAPTIST concert has been post
poned a week on account OF sickness.
The Ridge Free Baptist church VIII
have their Easter concert. Sunday
morning, at 1880. with the following
nrogram; Dexology: responsive read
ing. anthem by choir: Scripture read
ing; prayer: response anlheIh Wy
choir; greeting, Mona Foss; hafth
AVaking." Gertrude More; EXERCISE
by three girls, Florence toSg' Ellloi
King. Pearl Crockett; anthem, cfou
recitation, Ivan More; recitation
tory" Olive Lawrence. recitation
Alice King: hymn, Christ IS Risen
recitation, Elizabeth Jones; eNereise'
FIVE boys. Rosco Crockett, Ernest
Carde. Leslie Huxley. Giles MahWai-
ing. Edwin Lamoreau; recitation MAY
King: recitation, Grace Low; ahtheiii'
choir: recitation, Gertrude Hlhhles
recitation, The Garden, Horace
Nanwaring; recitation, THE Easter
Miracle" Gorden Himxman; remarks
h,. tho nastor; anthem by choir
Miss Mary Denham ana niece ms
Ceical Denham, are VisielIs
Charles Blair, Clairmont. n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs, William carr ana
daughter Frances, of Hartford conn
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s w. Carr.
Albert Carde is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Haverhlli Mass,
Raw. Sedgeley of Bowdoinham am
Miss Bessie Gardner of CamDffese'
Mass. were married March 18TH :"
cambridge. They will reside in BOW
doinham, and will be at nome ApiH
Is. p
Mrs. Naomi Rideout and Mrs. a. r
Purington were Bath visitors liiuis
day. -.e.,.a of
Fred B. Burns died in Rumford Oh
pneumonia. Wednesday evening, ne
leaves a widow, Mrs Mabel bia',
Burns. formerly of Bowdoinham' ana
two children. A mother also SUI
ives Mr.. Burns was proprietor Oh
the Mooselookmeguntic House. haiies
andinS.