Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-26


ing his household effects preparatory
to leaving town.
Clifford Dolan left, Saturday morn
ing for Boston, also to visit his par
ents and old friends in Hudson, Mass.
Miss Annie Lyon is at home from
her school for a vacation of two
weeks.
ALBION.
Denis &. Midget. one of Albion's
respected citizens, died very suddenly,
Sunday. Nov. %. Mr. Mudgett has
been in poor health for some time, but
was able to be about and do few
chores. Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Mud
gett went to the barn to do the eve
ming chores. Being gone longer than
usual, Mrs. Mudgett and neighbor
who was calling on her found Mr.
Mudgett lying dead on the barn floor
Funeral services will be held, Wednes-
day, Nov. %, at / P. NJ. Mr.. Mudgett
is survived by a widow. one daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Remission of Milo, two
sisters. one living in Belfast and one
in the West.
WINSLoW
Mass. is "a guest of her uncle, J. II.
Bailey.
Mrs. T. H. Plummer of Albion called,
sunday on friends in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Bailey We're guests,
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Emery
of Fairfield.
Miss Mary Hamlin has returned from
a visit with friends in Albion.
WEEKS MILLS.
WEEKS MILLS-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mosher are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son. born Nov. 49,
Mrs. Augustus Mosher is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Anne Packard of Rockland.
Mrs. Fred Moody visited in Augusta,
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard White spent
Saturday in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Shuman made a
trip to North Vassalboro by automobile,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Choate of Au-
gusta visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Shu-
man for the weekend.
o. +. Sproule was in Augusta, Friday,
on business.
The box social given in Harry Reeds
hall, Saturday evening, was very sue
cessful The sum of sl41s was taken in.
4 large number We're present and a good
time was enjoyed by all. At 80 the
boxes were auctioned off by II. p Reed,
and all present enjoyed lunch. after
which came the programme, which was
as follows: Instrumental music, Mrs.
Edith Brown; recitation. Doris shuman
song, Isabel Perse; reading. Mrs May
logue, Lincoln Reed and Susie Scrlbner;
song. Mrs. Maud Manning, Mrs. Stella
Brown and Addison Seekns: reading,
Mrs Rose Reed; recitation, Wolfe Reed
| dialogue, Susie Scribner and Bernice
| Proctor; song, zelma Seekins; recitation.
Mrs. Matte Read; song, Mrs. Ray Nor
! tom recitation, Rena Seekins; song, Miss
! Mildred Perse; question box by Edna
/ Histler.
CHINA.
Service in the Methodist Episcopal
church, China, on Sunday, Nov 80
commencing at p NJ. Subject
why ought | Become Christian"
preacher, Rev John r. Carson.
| CENTRE-Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Turner and little son of Haverhill
Mass, are visiting their parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. James Turner.
Mrs. L. 3. Robinson visited hel
| niece Mrs. Viola Allen. recently Mrs
Allen was with her parents. Mr.. ane
! AIRS hathaway of Weeks Mills
| Mrs. Belle Mitchell and Glide are
spending few days with Mrs Wesley
| Haskell . 10 IN
MONMOUTH.
Mrs. II. G. Hanscom and little son
Ruel, have gone to New London
| Conn, to visit relatives.
| f. r. Burrows and George Davis OF
| Portland We're in town, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson are re
| ceiving congratulations on the birth o.
| q son
! Elisha Hanson is critically i'll.
| Twenty eight new books have JUS
! been put into circulation at the public
| library Many Of these are the --latest
| fiction.
Mise Ruby Whitehouse, principal OF
| Bingham high school. is passing the
| Thanksgiving vacation at the home OF
| her father. c. A. Whitehouse
| Mrs. A. s. Trott has gone to Everett
Mass. to visit her daughter, Mrs
Spencer.