Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28

| Miss Grace Doe and Porter Sanborn,
both of this town. were united in mar
| riage saturday, Feb. - The ceremony
was performed by L. c. Wing.
y baby boy arrived at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs Fred Littiefield on Thursday.
| Feb. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Abbott will holi
| a reception. Wednesday evening, Feb. -.
Mrs. Louise Higgins will leave for
Portland Wednesday, Feb. &c, where she
will enter the eye and ear infirmary for
treatment.
NoRRlDGEWock.
saturday evening, while Norris Peavy
Il young man nearly 20 years of age was
eating his supper. when two of his boy
friends by name of Reynolds came to call
on him. Seeing a 50 calibre revolver lay
ing near. the younger boy picked ii up,
aimed at young Peavy's head and fired,
not knowing the revolver was loaded.
Mr. Peavy lowered his head, preventing
him from being killed instantly The bull
let struck him in the back of the head
about one. inch from the spinal column
and lodged back of the ear He was
taken to Sunset Hill Sanitarium, where
the bullet was removed. At present he is
resting comfortably and should nothing
new set in, his recovery is looked for.
Mr. Peavy has been living alone this
winter, his father with whom he makes
his home, is spending the winter in the
South.
Chester Dunlap of Madison was In town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Savage attended
the funeral of Mr. James Felker in Madi-
son, Sunday.
Mrs. James Reynolds and daughter,
Martha. of Minneapolis, Mimi, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. o. X Packard, and
mother, Mrs. Goddard.
Manley II. Bailey, of Sidney, was a
business visitor in town, Saturday
Miss Mabel White visited friends in
Waterville over Sunday.
Mahlon Cavanaugh of Madison, was
calling on friends in town, Saturday.
Miss Oracle Tuttle has returned to her
home in Cornville. after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. c. II. Tompkins. several weeks.
Miss Edna Seekins. of Delfast. is. the
guest of friends in town.
The Marshall q. Hale circle held a
meeting in the baptist vestry, Tuesday
afternoon. with the following program
Roll call, sRsadine of q will,s Mrs.
Florence Gibbs: T<616ecy. Ma Mabel
Wright; reading N Lou III wn Re-
freshments 81 or&z 26ex 0and& and pop
corn were served iy III 1rjSi q tee. Mrs.
Mary Brown ana zg1< ee Gibbs.
Three visitors Wexe pf<S5
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Bsptiss R7 q xisis ssa ia Mrs s
sitsd = asHal Al ssIs. nice
time
Mrs. James Hantoon who has & IN i'll
several days with the grippe. y Rprov-
ing. -
Mrs, Susie Knox Of Arson Jill burned
home after spending astew dAye th her
aunt, Mrs. j. A. Wallace &1
The school ins the Frederick dstrict.
taught by Miss Grace Young cioss Fri
day afternoon with appropriate exef1Aes.
Those not absent for the term wfre
Winona Wallace and Weldon QYfs.
Each received book as a prizM@ss3Aa
Mrs. Mary Walton, of 1fs4o1 is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Arthur Frederick Is IN Ter
home on the Mercer road. HeK 5kAer.
Mrs. Albert Longiey, is caring for her.
Rev. and Mrs. Piper of Lewiston. have
heen holding meetings in the schoolhouse
on Oak Hill.
There were 100 guests present at the
party given by Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lam
bert at their home, Friday evening.
Games We're played and very nice time
reported. Refreshments of cake. coffee.
candy and peanuts were served.
Miss Gladys Mitchell, who has been
suffering with whooping cough. is much
improved.
G. II. Lee of New York City, represent
ing the firm of Cook & Watkins. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Barker,
Saturday.
George Mosher is reported very i'll at
his home on the Watervile road.
William Taylor attended the meeting o.
the A. o. U. w. in Lewiston. last week.
In the Baptist Sunday school contest
the Mauretanias are still in the lead with
Lusitania rapidly gaining.
On Friday the intermediate school held
appropriate exercises in honor of WASH
ingtons birthday. The programme con-
sisted of dialogues. flag drills and other
| interesting exercises.
! Wednesday evening of last week spell
| ing match was held in the schoolhouse on
| Oak Hill. About 80 were present