Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-12

MRS.. Nina STUART accompanied by her
uncle, Mandfenerti Yeaton is spending a
: few days In ,N6IYidse9ock
RehearsaIs are being held by the SEN
Tor girls of Belgrade High school for the
play, .'Lueias Loyersy which Twill be
given about THANKSGIVING tinss a
The next meeting cff the Esafes' Aid
will be held with Mrs. Il. g. Childs,
Thursday T. NJ, Nov. H.. Thd members
are preparing to hold their annual fair
and sale which will be given at Belgrade
Grange hail. Nov 10.
G. L. Minot. g. r. FaEnhap aRp Nellie
g. atss <asa ea Msa4g NJ s gls
Ii assfps 'ni'''H s|l'f 'ss 8 e National
Willis and Milfred Childs accompanied
by Clyde@sNerney.have returned from a
weeks haeting trip, They bsoagft back
a fnetA &HAM them. fa%H fssS
John, Clair aunot of B3ston spent Sun
day and Monday at his old home here
Joseph Williamson of Augusta and a
party of dozen friends were in town.
Sunday in his large automobile
A number of Belgrade people are PLAN
ming to spend the winter in. California
Among them are Mr. and MreF James
Tibbetts and daughter, Marion, Or. and
Mrs L. L. Reynolds and Mr. sfhd Mrs.
Eugene Towle. Mr.. and Mrs. Almon
Clark and Miss Lena KirnbalE slfave al
ready left for winter in California.
Miss Mildred Nickersen of Slnfthield.
who has been the guest of herr friend.
Miss Marion Tibbetts for the last few
days. has. returned home aai1
Miss CorneIia Palmer of the University
of Maine will lecture on Domestic Sci
ence at Belgrade Grange, Saturday even
ing, Nov. Is. ss
Miss Helen Adams. who is attending
school at Gorham Normal was TAT her
home over Sunday II %sE'
. WINDSOR e9s 'i,a
WEsTAThe Ladies Union VIII meet
with Mrs. Woodbury.. Jones. Mednes-
Fday, Nov. ~ ~ sS ~ =,
III casey Is ifF With ithe.mn,,;nps.
p Miss aEt1,elyn DfdleyIi was a visitor,
Tndtsday4 night or hH 'teac6es, Mrs.
Within Stewart. ssst'
|E'tD. ffEs f5,frrifl entertained a party at
dinnef while viii Mrs Rssr ilIlt Vas away
Mrs. welcome Reed " vas delivering
the mail en- r. r. D. No. 81, for few
days, while Mr.. Reed was busity en-
ployed at home. t ...ss55 49,.
Mrs. Charles Jones was eritertained
at tho home Of her aunt. Mrs. Laura
crombley of Randolph, Me-, Sunday,
Nov.sa.5 .sss =
Misc F. B. Taylor and Miss Rose
Lanlson were in Augusta, Thursday.
Archie Caswell has added a coat of
pain. tic his house ard barn.
Mrs. Carrie Merrill and daughter,
Margaret, We're visitors, Friday, at
Beech Greve Farm. sFsN
Welcome Reed has bagged 10 part
ridges and 2Fwoodcociz. latefys
Joseph lMorisette and Franz Lynn
were helping Fred Trile harvestH pota-
toess last. week.
. D. e. True has, been very poorly for
the past few weeks, suffering from a
stomach trouble. 1ss 9.i.estsss
orrin Merrill. who has employment
as carpenter in Fairield passed last
Sunday with his' family. - hs.s.
| Arthur raher frad employment in
tAagsusta, last week. s5.nfst e -
Miss iiEtaaDay Was 'aagaesr nSatur-
playwright and sunday, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Studiey.s'
Harrison Merrill and family and
Herry Boynton and family, allu6f Au-
eusta. passed Sunday, Nov. at the
old homestead with Mrs. Francis Boyn-
ton. - go $500
Friends of Mrs. G.. TT Pierce are
pleased to hear that she Is H4sie to sit
Up awhile each day. ~ snf
James Cook assisted GAF.ssTaylor
about hauling dressing and doing other
work, this fall. .a-lss.
READFtELD. aseAao
George Carson has painted The cot
tage house which he purclasedfof Mrs.
S, II. morrill,.
There will be a whist party 'ata srange
Ran Tuesday EVENING" 'Es[fs .iS
The Methodist prayer meeting will
be at J. M williams .'Sons "Wednesday.
Harvest supper 'wfil be given at
Grange hall. Thursday ,eeeiiihgl with
AN entertainment e9:sts@ as.
DEPoT.-Mrs. g.. A. Lav4snee re-
ceived pleasing remembrance, which
was a liberal portion pf e sntrthday
cake, With the. word, Grandpa.
frosted upon. it. It was, preserved IN
honor of the 95th anniversary. Of the
birth of Uncle Sam Crane
L MI BiGkfprd. :, returned Saturday,
from an enjoyable hunting trip to
|, fhe Maine woods. ,.ses ! $50.
Mrs. George Coleman andschsldren.
Mary and Edith, have returned from
a delightful visit with relatives, in
Gorham. hsF
Parkman Collins frem > Us,aof nj.
|, passed Sunday at thee hasass af his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. CT a. Col
Inns. = .s'sS~ ess
The theme of Mrs. SargentsS, dis
course. at Depot church. Sunday, was
temperance from the words..tS" Many
good works have. I Showed you. from
my Father. for which of these works,
do we stone me?' a pleasing. solo
was given by Mrs. AbbieI Lawrence
| from Massa chuesetts. -
Mr. Furgang and friend of Bos-
ton are making their annual visit TO
Maine. They are stopping att. l..
Townsend's. Frank Shannon of the
| Boston Post is at L. l.. ToWnsends
Electric lights have been recently
| installed in the buildings of T.. M.
| Jones, also in the tenement house Of