Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-02
READFIELD.

The condition of Mrs. +. Elliott
. Damren, Who has been seriously III
:. with pneumonia, is reported to be i'm E.
proving.
!. Friends Of Mr., and Mrs e. G. Ghilds
are extending congratulations 10 them
on the advent of small son to the
family circle.
The wedding reception of Mr. and
Mrs. Emile Barber was held, Thurs
day evening. A large number of
friends were present, Notwithstanding
| the inelemency of the weather. Mr..
and Mrs Barber were presented with
q handsome set of dishes.
| Frank Smith of Lowell Mass, was
in town. this week. To attend the
| funeral of his cousin, +. Elliott Dam
| rem.
| Miss Mary Roberts has been called
| To EiVermore Falls to take charge of
a critical case.
| Miles Williams of Mt Vernon was
in town, Friday.
| The mail carriers reported the roads
| to be in very bad condition. making
travelling difficult.
| ALBION.
| The examination for teachers will
be held. April I.
Dwight Chalmers, Arthur Chalmers
and Earl Libby are at home from the
| University of Maine fer the spring
vacation.
Miss Jennie Hatch of Winslow has
been visiting relatives in town for II
| few days.
Willis Hussey and Gladys Wiggin
have gone to Castine to attend Normal
school.
Ernest Frye met with avery painful
accident, one day last week, While
working in Glarks mill A belt broke
striking him i'll the face, fracturing his
hose and decorating his face badly.
VASSAlBoRo.
CROSS HILL-William Russell, who
underwent a successful operation for
appendicitis. Friday afternoon, at the
Augusta General hospital. is reported
to be as comfortable as can be ex
peeted
Elmer Perkins has purchased a new
six horse power gasoline engine, from
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs H. H. Austin, who has been
suffering from a severe cold, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Golf. who is caring for Mrs.
Eta Russell. recently passed a few
days at her home, on Church hill.
Mr. Fletcher of Waterville filled the
pulpit at Center Nassalboro. Sunday.
the pastor, Rev. Luther Norris being
at Tenants Harbor, for the day.
G. H. Gates of East Nassalboro was
bo
Mrs. f. B. Perley is on the sick list.
PlTTsToN.
EAST-Hermon Thayer has pur-
chased two very nice cows in Wales
and brought them home, Wednesday.
Miss Grace Knight returned to
Manchester Forks, Sunday. to open
the spring term of school. Monday
Miss Ida Dow recently returned
from Portland, weber she mas been
the guest of relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. Richard Russell has been quite
| i'll with a cold
Mrs Eugene Staple returned. Sat
urday, from a visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan We're
visiting relatives in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Malvy, who has been
with her uncle. Richard Russell, the
| past week. returned, Saturday, to her
| home in Wiscasset
The school at the village opened,
Monday. with Miss Ida Dow as teach
er, The parents as well as children
| are much pleased to have Miss Dow
| as teacher again this term.
Percy Mcdonald has hired F. l..
| SCOTS steam mill and is putting it in
| f.,sIn To, ,lit
lot of logs are on hand to be sawed.
Joseph Kealy has been passing a
few days at his home
MT. VERNON.
Daughters of Rebelah in goodiy
number attended the regular meeting
Of Amity Lodge, last week. They found
good cheer in the privilege of initiating
two new members, and in the enjoy
ment of informal sociability and re-
reshments.
Miss Lula Butler is away, visiting
friends in adjoining towns.
Mrs. w. Newth of Stoneham, Mass IS
| visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs AL
vim Butler en- Church street
| notwithstanding the storm, last
Thursdays meeting of the Woman
Missionary society at the Baptist par
sonage was well attended and very en-
| thusiastic. The special subject of the
! day, David Livingstone" Was inter.
estinsly presented by readings and dis
eussions. Committees were appointed
to prepare for a May Basket" and for
| the annual August fair. After very
| general and interesting discussion Of
| the need of Parish House. for the
| Baptist church work and the communi-
tvs welfare, the amount of $3.50 was
appropriated from the society's local
work fund, as the beginning of d build
ing fund 1t is planned to erect and
equip the parishhouse in time for use,
! next fall. All contributions toward
this good work will be received by the
| acting treasurer of the Baptist church.
Mr.. Il. K. Cram. In the serving of the
Missionary supper the hostess, Mrs.
r. w. Klein, was assisted by her
daughters, the Misses Adelaide and
Ethel, who are at home for the Easter
vacation.
| John Carson returned. last Tuesday.