Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-29

the same will soon be ready for dis
tribution. A recent gift of rare books
has been received and catalogued. The
Library Associations are busy looking
after the location and plans for a Ii
brary building.
Vassalboro Grange at the last reg
ular session conferred the First and
Second degrees on three candidates. a
program was given consisting of mu-
sic. quotations from Whittier original
paper, Annie NJ. Priest and conun-
drums. The next meeting will be of
unusual interest. The Third and
Fourth degrees will he conferred. Sup
per, and n program of unique charac-
ter is being carefully prepared.
CROSS HILL-The X. O. T. NJ. will
give dance at Perkins hall, Friday
evening, Jan. 81. Good music will be
furnished. also a Baked Bean supper
will he served. All are cordially in
yited.
John Briggs. who has been on the
sick list for the past week, is report
ed to be slowly improving.
Mrs. Roy Drake and children, were
on the hill, recently, visiting friends.
Mrs. Clara Perley left, Tuesday. for
Wakefield, Ken, where she will pass
the remainder of the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Wood.
w. A. Austin left, Tuesday, for Wa
terville
Charles Love is quite i'll. His many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss lola Casey of Windsor. was a
caller on the hill, Saturday evening.
w. n. Tobey hauled his Greetings
TO Nassalboro station. Tuesday, hay
ing sold them to F. A. Wing of Water
vile.
SoUTH-Several of the Augusta fish,
ermen We're trying their luck on Three
Mile Pond Saturday.
Harry Miller has moved into A. G
Browns house
Ralph Dickey passed Friday night witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. Dickey.
X. }. Stone and F. L. Pierce We're in
Augusta Saturday on business
Mrs. Ella Twitchell was in South China
Friday morning.
Nj. F. Davis purchased a shoat of D. G
True. Saturday
Mrs. Eliza Barrows returned to he,
home in Waterville Saturday, after pass
ing several weeks with her brother, Mar
eellus Davis.
over Sunday.
Nell Wlxon, Who has been in the wood.
Tor several weeks, had the misfortune Il
jam one of his fingers quite badly, anc
was obliged to take vacation for shor
time, which he is passing at his home.
Alonzo Boynton has employment at tn,
Augusta Lumber Company.
l.. w. Mason passed Sunday in Augusta
with his family.
Miss Hope Boynton is suffering from
the effects of a bad cold.
Mrs. c. II. Fowler was in Sidney Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ed Cunning, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Ward, of Sidney
for few days, returned home Sunday.
| Nj. E. Brann was at Cross Hill Friday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Dyer of Augusts
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs O. D. Nelson.
Mrs Ruth Morse and Miss Marion
Beedy are among the recent victim.
suffering with bad colds
| W. c. Stone, who is employed in Au
gusta, passed Sunday at his old home
the guest of his brother, r. J. Stone.
Frank Brown was thrashing bean.
Saturday for d. w. Whitenouse
Charles Perkins was in the capital cit,
| Friday
II. G. Dickey. who has been serving o,
the jury at the superior court, returned
home, Thursday, the Jurors being dis
charged.
Several loads of apples passed through
this place Saturday, en- route for River
side
Mrs. Ella Davis returned home Satur
day from a short pleasure trip Mrs
Davis visited friends and relatives in fou
cities, three towns. and in four ..ner
ent counties, and reports as having jus
| a "splendid' time.
VIII Raynes and son have been ill for 6
few days.
Charles Perkins finished moving tn,
household goods of Harry Miller Satur
day.
Charles Morse is passing few day!
at his home