Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-26

! Mr.. and Mrs. David Given and Miss
| Edith were visitors at y. II. Wares S,
| sunday.
NDSoRVlLtE.
Fred French of Augusta is visiting
trelatives in town.
Miss Nettie l.. Jackson, who has
been the guest of her mother. Mrs.
! Elizabeth Jackson for month, re-
| turned to Lewiston, Saturday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham of
! Palermo were Sunday visitors Of rel
4 atives in town @ tat
Mrs. J. b. Stilphea was the guest,
4 Thursday, of friends, at South Wind
| sor = teH=f
The Central Maine Power Coz arr
/ finishing the tower, connecting the
wires and building fence around.
I perley Cunningham visited relatives
| in Washington. Wednesday, and went
TO Palermo. Thursday. -. lp
I John Dongie is hauling lumber for
/ L. B. Hysler.
Arthur Sproul went to Gardiner on
business, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham OF
Augusta were Sunday guests of their
mother. Mrs. Paulina Cunningham.
| Charles Cappers is hauling lumber
to Sprouts mill.
| Oscar Friedman of Augusta was in
town, Saturday. and again the present
week.
John Sproul of Augusta was sun
| day visitor in town.
! Mrs. George Reed was stricken with
| paralysis, Wednesday morning. Her
1 ass,a
daughter Mrs. William Cappers of
] Isthmus of Panama has been sent for
John Ryder and Thomas Dyer of
Dexter are drilling an Artesian we'll
for J. w, Sproui. They have drilled
Sc feet. so Of which through solid
granite ledge.
Mrs c, !, York, who has been the
guest Of her. father, Henry Marden in
Belfast has returned home. 49,
Frank Ware went to Washington.
Saturday, ane returned to his broth
er's, Albion Wares, Sunday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Arthur Piper have
moved into /, the Benjamin French
house, so-calleG.
Mrs. Albion Ware. who has beer i,
with grip and tonsilitis, is improving.
Clifford Dolan has been collecting
brown tail moth nests at South Wind
sor, the past week.
RIVERSIDE.
Elizabeth w. Crowell arrived home,
Saturday, for a weeks vacation.
Mr.. George E. Rand of Detroit, was
a visitor at Howard Croweu's over
Sunday. Mr.. Rand has quite fully re-
covered from his attack of diphtheria.
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station.
The Riverside branch of the Public
Library is in charge of JEANNE f. Cro-
well. 1t consists of twenty-five books
of current fiction. 1t is hoped that
many will avail themselves Of THE eii-,
por;unity of having the books in this
part Of theatoNns
ROME.
The town meeting warrants are post
led with about the same number Of ar
ticleS as usual.
MI 4. S. Foster IS recovering slowly
from Il broken shoulder. -
/ Mr. Narney Mosher is now in mis- 9th
year, and his many friends ana neigh
bors IRE hoping he viii reach the hun
dreG mark.
wi NGhiNOINs
1t is hoped that. during the revival
meetings the stores IN this village Will
close every evening except Monday and
Saturday.
CHELSEA.
The next meeting of Good viii Circle
viii be held with Mrs. Emma Allen the
first Thursday in March, at . p M.
a good sized congregation was pres
ent at the chapel. last Sunday. Since
the Grange moved into their new hall
the ladies have cleaned the chapel 4
new reading desk mas been placed in
the pulpit, the gift of Mr.. w. l.. john
son. who made and presented ii to the
church. The gift is a very acceptable
one, and the people in the community
greatly appreciate it.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Minnie Sibley, We're held at the chapel,
Thursday afternoon. at / o'clock, in