Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
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PlTTST ON.
Mfr and Mrs. John CUTS hive bought
a house in Randolph and returned to
Poverty, Mass. Monday, to pack in
preparation TO occupy their new home.
Mrs. John Whitmore returned, SAT
urdav, fer visit of few days in
Bath and Brunswick. During her alb
SERGE Miss McGinnis of Augusta acted
as heuseks eper.
MI and Mrs. John Rollins passed
SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Coomhs, Gardiner.
Alton Moody, who a few weeks ago
I'M lrod his ankles by a fall, has so far
improved as To have walked out for a
short distance.
Mrs William Hawkes. and daughter
Evelyn returned To Cambridge, Mass,
Saturday. after passing nearly half "A
year with Mrs. Hawkes. parents.
Don Fossett from the Central Maine
Power Co, Waterville, passed Sunday
with his parents.
The unusual sight of six yokes of
larse oxen WIS noted Thursday, pass
ing along the North Whitefield road
on their way to Gardiner.
Miss L9uisa Pease. last Friday eve
ming. gave party to young people oil
the vicinity, eight in number. Games,
dancing, music, recitals and refresh
ments employed the time.
Harlow Fossett from Bates College
made a Weekend visit at homo.
Miss Marion Horn of Fairfield has
been The guest of Miss Louisa Pease.
Mrs. Harry Bradstreet returned, Sat
urtay, from Lynn. where She had beer
To accompany tile remains of her
mother. Mrs Brown.
Call and Probes saving machine is
engaged or the River road.
Cafrie Blair has been making Il
weekend visit with her aunt, Mrs. II
| < MOODY.
Mrs. Alvin CUTS is with her mother
IN Chelsea, Mass.
Jessie Clark, who has been passing
tie winter in Piuston WAS returned
To his home in Maiden. Mass.
Robert PottIe and Percy Chapman
have n situation for the summer OF
Charles Bailey's boat. the Fay.
Lettie Thompson and Grace Habb
WHO have been employed in Gardner
are IT heme for the summer, attending
Lincoln school.
Rev. C. E. Jones. recently lost one O
Ihis working horses.
Miss Bessie RicEford. teacher Of
smithtown school. is boarding witt
Mrs. Eugene Iossett
Arthur Mansir of Randolph was
visiting his parents, Sunday.
Joseph Jones of Sheepscot has been
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Tthei Fossett and little daush-
ter returned Monday, to their home in
Portsmouth. y. H.
Mi. VERNON.
II. II. Jacobs barely escaped from
serious injury, last Friday. He was
standing between his carriage wheels,
when his horse started suddenly,
throwing and dragging him. near the
Telephone Office He. is suffering from
a scalp wound, bad shoulder bruise
and general sliakeup.
4 large number of friends ana
neighbors were present at the funeral
of Miss Alice May Hammond, last Sat
urday afternoon A mixed quartet
from Mount Vernon and Readiield
rendered three selections Rev L. w
klien officiated.
Mount Vernon Grange, No. As. held
the regular meeting. Saturday, April
10 with good attendance. The Third
and Fourth degrees were conferred on
seven candidates, and the usual good
dinner was enjoyed by ALL In ,hc at
ternoen the following program was
rendered: Singing by Grange choir;
paper, Some Mistakes Made in
Teaching" by Mrs. Hiram Comstock;
solo by c.. II. Kingsbury; paper. "Our
Public School SYSTEM II. s Russ;
question What Is Our Duty as Citi-
Zens and Parents Toward the School
and the Teacher" caused very inter-
estine discussion: singing, choir. The
Grange Educational day.
Probably the largest congregation in
town. last Sunday. was thar which
packed Aunt Betty's Corner School
house in the afternoon. when Arson
Williams. president Of Kenyon Young
Peoples League, conducted Gospel
Service.
Rev II. G. Glidden, paster, being at
the Annual Conference, there will be
no preaching service al the Nj. e.
church. next Sunday morning. Every
body is invited to the service at the
Baptist church. where also the Union
meetings Of the day Will be held.