Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-26
KEN NEBEC.
WINDSOR.

WiiNCoor.
WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taber
We're visitors of their daughter, Mrs.
T. 0. Reed, lately.
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Mosher passed
a few days at the farm recently.
The school at Oak Hill, under the
tuition of Miss Stella E. Barton, closed
Nov. IA, with interesting Thanksgiv-
absent or tardy, were Mildred Taber
Iva Head, Guy Head Effie Fowler.
Estella Young, Verne and Merle
Jones.
On Tuesday evening of last week q
good number of friends had a merry
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper,
the occasion being Mrs. Cooper's
birthday, Games were enjoyed and
delicious refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Cooper was the recipient of many
pretty and useful presents.
Edgar Marden. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
p Holmes and little daughter, Muriel,
with Mrs. Holmes sister. Miss
Beatrice F. Pierce, all of Augusta,
We're Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs j.
F. Pierce.
Arthur and Horace Colburn of
Portland, were visitors of their father,
Francisco Colburn, Sunday. On their
return to Augusta We're callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Colburn. Miss Hazel
Colburn, who was home, Saturday and
Sunday. returned to her work at c. II.
S. with her relatives. Arthur and
Horace Colburn.
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repairs on his house, excerpts to move
his household effects this week mir.
and Mrs. Reed after short time will
be at home for callers at Oak Hill,
their many friends will be glad TO
hear.
Earle Haskell who has employment
in Portland, enjoyed one weeks vaea-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Haskell.
Mrs. j. f. Pierce and daughter. Ger
trude, were visitors of Mrs. Pierce's
mother, Mrs. Mercy Hussey. Satur
day. Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Hussey were
callers of Mrs Hussey, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ethel Gardner returned from
Whiteiield. Saturday, where she had
been visitings friends for few weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart closed her school
at Riverside last Friday. Miss
Frances Jackson and Ruth Baker were
over night visitors of their teacher,
Mrs. Stewart. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge CasWell and
little boy were visitors. Sunday. of
Mr. Caswers sister, Mrs. Ray Col
burn.
a. L. Casey and SON Harold. were
working for y. W. Brooks on the place
formerly called the Ingraham farm,
last week.
Miss Rachel Caswell left for Au-
gusta, Sunday, where she will spend
Thanksgiving
Miss Ellen Pierce, who has been
stopping at the home of her brother,
George, returned home last Thursday,
leaving Mrs. Pierce very comfortable.
Miss Flora Pierce is at home for an
indefinite time.
Miss Mildred Taber is spending her
vacation of two weeks at home.
Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Reed were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Reeds parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taber
READFiELD.
George Carson is carrying the r. T
T.. mail this week, while Charles Daic!
is taking his vacation.
Miss Wcbbcr who taught tn,
school in the north district mas son'
TO Vienna.
Rev. VIM. Wood arrived home from
New Jersey the last OF the week ant
f,i. l., aI1a raGl
on Sunday.
w A. Wright was in Augusta
Thursday. on business at probate
court
Harry Tibbetts and Mr.. sedgel,
have been repairing the roof of thu
vestry this week.
Mrs L. Q. Bean is reported seriousl,
ILL.,
CHINA.
SOUTH-Quite q few from here at
tended the meeting at East Vassai-
boro, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Weber of Brunswick
came, last Thursday. to pass the win
| ter with their daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Jones.
| Miss Elizabeth Craig of Augusta
after visiting friends in the West FOL
| three months. passed few days with
! her mother, Mrs. Frank Goodspead
returning to her work as trained
nurse in Augusta, last Wednesday
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Thompson ano
daughter, Florence. left for Portland
Monday, for few days. Mr. Thomp-
son speaks before the Grange in fal-
mouth, Monday evening.
The drama entitled 'Topsy Turvy,
given by the Erskine Dramatic Cluh
ia G.. A. r. hall. Nov. 20, was certain
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