Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-26

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| Meader,
| Miss Mildred Russell of Kents Hill
was a weekend guest of Miss Tilla
| Lawrence.
| Charles Malaney was called to
| WHITEHEAD, last week. by the serious
illness Of his mother
PlTTsToN.
Mrs. Sarah Payne and Mr. Henry
| Payne, of Gardiner, called ON MI and
Mrs. T.. \. Lapham, Friday.
| Master Rudolph Houdlette of Man
| chester is passing this week with his
| grandmother Mrs. Benjamin Baker
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Powers Were
| calling on friends. Wednesday.
| Mrs. Frank Lapham visited her sis
ter, Mrs. owen Blen, at Dresden, Wed
| nesday.
Mrs Ella Powers. who has been i'll
with grip, is Improving slowly.
Miss, Elizabeth Hanly. OF Boston, WAS
a c5litr 1T +. w Powers. Sunday
| Ivan Chambers, while working On the
run at The ice house. Saturday, slipped
ard was quite badly injured. He was
| taken to his home at South Gardiner
Jessie Clark, While crossing the river
| at South Gardiner. Saturday night.
broke through the ice, receiving Il
| thorough wetting.
Alvin Cults has been confined to his
home the past Week. with the grip.
E1AST.-Miss Grace Knight, who has
| been teaching at Manchester Forks, is
| passing vacation at her home.
Harold Boyd of Boston. was week
end visitor at Arthur Marsons.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Stone. have
moved their household goods to Gar
diner. where they will reside for the
present
While working in what is known as
the million acre lot in WAitefieid.
Earnest Dunton and a companion saw
| three very large COW moose.
| ON sunday, March I, Rev. Mr.. Gar
land win preach at the village church,
and all who can are requested to at
tend this service. Mr.. Garland is the
District Superintendent aud a very in
| teresting preacher.
u The Busy Bees Circle met on Satur7
| day with Ethelyn Reed After the us
ual work hour. games We're enjoyed
and light refreshments served. The
circle adjourned TO meet the next
pleasant Saturday with Doris Allen.
The 10Th Century Club will meet with
Miss Mabel Sullivan. Thursday after
noon, and all members are invited
WEST GARDINER.
HIGHLAND AVENUE-Charles F.
Jones was a business visitor, Friday, in
Hallowell.
Mrs Herbert H. Hannaford, who suf-
tered severe shock several weeks
ago, is gaining slowly.
Bert Goodwin has announced that he
will be a candidate for the office of
road commissioner
Edward W. Metcalf OF Litehfield was
the guest of friends on the avenue,
Sunday.
Eugene Trott and Mrs. Inez Ring of
Gardiner We're guests, Sunday. of Mrs.
Rings sister, Miss Annie Edwards.
Misses Mabel and Eva Hunt were
guests. Sunda y. of friends in Gardiner.
WINTHROP.
Mrs. John Glough and niece, Miss
Edna Moaton, of Eeadfield, were in
Winthrop. Friday, to attend the funeral
Of their f;iihefHnd grandfather, JohHa-
tiielli -ftttitbil
Mrs. Bertha Kendall of Mi. Vernon
was in Augusta, Friday, where she
called upon her niece, Miss Arviila
Stevens, at the Augusta General hospi-
tai. Mrs. Kendall passed Friday night
with her brother. George Stevens re-
turning home. Saturday.
w. T. Mace of Readlield. is to have
electric lights installed in his buildings
this week also in the buildings
of c. c. Morrill,. Mr.. Mace has a gaso-
line engine of l 1-2 horse power and
generator of forty. 16 candle power
lights with storage batteries IN his barn
cellar. Mir. Mace is one of the up-to-
date farmers, with fine barn with all
modern improvements. with tie-up
containing 80 stanchions OF the swing
style, of fine cows and heifers There
We're sixteen cows. They are milking
II and making more than l. lbs of but
ter per day, which is sold in Augusta
The Sunday School at East Read
field is very interesting and well attend
ed. There are four classes with an ay-
eiage attendance of thirty Mrs