Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

J.. @. childS and daughter, stnel, were
called to Northumberland. y. H.. last
week. by the illness of Mr. Child $
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Locke.
Miss Elsie Bartlett, b. II. s. 10. has
so far recovered from her recent illness
as to be able to visit friends in Sidney.
1t is hoped she will soon be able to re-
sumo her work with her class
Mrs B. +. Stuart is making extensive
engagements and improvements to her
home a the Depot. Several sleeping
rooms are being added and also a Ions
piazza Pray Brothers are doing the
work.
MIR. and Mrs John Clair Minot of bos.
ton spent Sunday at Mr.. Minots ole
home here.
Mrs. Ellen Yeaton, VINO is in the New
England sanatorium at Melrese. Mass.
was remembered by over 50 postcards or
the occasion of her recent birthday.
Among those who have recently hat
telephones installed on the Farmers lnt
are DR. l.. E. Reynolds, Mrs. Jane Rock.
wood. Frank Tibbetts, Wesley Clark
Percy Yeaton and d. c. Stevens. Sew.
eral more will be installed at once. Poles
are now being set on the West road.
The new system of water works al
Pine Grove and Woodside cemeteries has
been installed The cost is about 1890, OF
which the town appropriated $500 and the
rest WAS raised by private subscriptions.
The Maine Central has had a large
crew at work for several weeks chang
ing the grade at the Depot Under the
bridge south of the Depot they have
lowered the grade two feet. and have
raised it nearly seven feet on the long
stretch between the Depot and Messa-
lonskee lake.
Gladys Batchelder. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Batchelder, has gone to
Winthrop. to live with her sunt, Miss
Martha Batehelder.
Deputy Sheriff James Tebbetts is paint
ing his house at the Depot
The first of the summer visitors are al
ready arriving at the Lakes, and many
good catches of salmon and trout are re-
ported
NORTH-A. NJ. Spaulding, past
master Of Salmon Lake Grange, North
Belgrade, with approval and assist
aEce of State Master o. S. Stctson, is
introducing the portrait of O. H. Kel-
ley, founder of the order OF Patrons
VI I'us'diluIg, ana IIDlD itIlefS q
Introduction sent out, the secretaries
are responding promptly and cheer
fully, which seems to harmonic with
the patriotic and progressive spirit
of the Grange.
John Lovejoy of North Chesterville
is in town on business.
The Lakeshore Sewing Society met,
on Thursday, May s. with Mrs. Helen
Burgess on Biekford Hill. The day
was very pleasantly passed and Mrs.
Burgess was made q member of the
society Several visitors We're pres
ent, including Mrs. Villa Alexander,
Mrs. Daphne Cook and daughter Chris
tine, and several of the children be-
longing 10 members of the society.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Winnie Stevens, at | p NJ, May IA.
The Maybasket social held at the
hall. on the evening of May was a
success in every way. The following
program was carried out: Solo and
encore, Kenneth Holbrook. recitation,
Ruth Thompson: reading, Mrs. Dora
reading, Mrs. Lula Watson;
Marion Thompson; song.
sirs. Daphne Cook; tableau, Getting
Ready for Grandma" song, Misses
Marion and Ruth Thompson, MY Old
s entucky Home
Gov. William T. Haines and friends,
1r. Jones Of Waterville and Perham
Ieald were visitors at the Governors
cottage on Horse Point, few days
LGo. |
Ed. Rollins is having his lawn grad
d and several other improvements no |
iced, which will be a great addition |
& the looks of his buildings in which |
ur postofiice is located.
1t is expected or rather hoped that
here viii soon be a telephone installed
IN the point, an item which is much
leeded and one which would be great
y appreciated by both the yearly resi-
Tents and summer people.
NORTH-Charles Nutter of Hart
and is the guest of his aunt, Mrs
Clarence Cook, for few days.
Mrs. Adelia Alexander has returned
rom d visit with her niece, Mrs.
Archie Towle of Waterville.
Cascade Grange will visit Salmon
Lake Grange. Saturday evening May |
IL, fill the officers chairs and furnish
the entertainment, which will include
the drama entitled, LAUNDERING Mr..
Brown"
Mr.. Lovejoy of Chesterville was in
town, a few days last week. and while |
here sold George Ellis two seated |
wagon.
Arthur Alexander is building five |
new camps, which he intends to have |
ready for the coming summer
FAYETTE.
On Saturday evening, May 10, Mr.. |
and Mrs H. f. Jones opened the doors
of their spacious home at Fayette Cor
ner, to the friends and relatives of
Miss lIma Pratt and Russell NJ. Chase,
who showered them with many pretty
and useful gifts. There was much fun
for those present, as string was at
tached to each package, and led to
many parts of the house both upstairs
and down before the gift was secured.
Refreshments of cake and ice cream
were served, after which the company
were entertained by poem written
and read by Mrs. Lillian Cakes, read
ings by Mr.. Ezra Keep, and music by
Mr.. Jones on his graphaphone
Mrs. G. b. Wood has gone to Unity
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