Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-04
WIN DSORVILLE.

prevailing colds.
WINDSORVILLE.
Eugene Light of Augusta was a re-
cent guest of friends in town.
Miss Annie Lyon was at home from
her school, over Christmas.
Capt. Henderson has completely
renovated the interior of his store.
Mrs. j. 3. Stilphen was a Sunday
guest of Mrs. Edward Cunningham,
at South Windsor
Mrs. Matilda Henry was SO i'll, Sun
day. with a severe cold, as to call the
doctor.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham of Augusta
was Sunday guest of her mother,
Mrs. Pauline d. Cunningham.
Mrs, Cora Hunt of Woonsocket, r.
l.. is the guest. for two weeks, of her
sister, Mrs. A. j, Griffin.
Miss Eva Lyon of Augusta was at
home. for the Christmas recess.
Maurice York, who has been at
home, for tile Christmas vacation, has
returned to Augusta to resume his
studies in Gony High.
Miss Edith Choate, VINO has enjoy
ed the Holidays at home with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Choate.
has returned 10 Cony High, Augusta.
Miss Elizabeth Colby, who has been
i'll, several weeks in Augusta, is con-
valescent She passed the Holiday sea-
son with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Colby.
The Christ entertainment at Frs
kline school passed off most pleas
at44I l. h.
or outside. They had fine program,
consisting of Rotations, exercises,
dialogues and Christmas songs. The
schoolhouse was beautifully decorated
and the Christmas tree heavily lad
ened with gifts Each pupil Wed with
The other to do honor TO their belov-
q teacher. Miss Addie Sproul, who
received a gift from every pupil and
who remembered each of her pupils
II return. There was confectionery and
popcorn in abundance and every one
went home happy.
WEEKS MILLS.
George Gamesby is on the sick list.
|. NJ. Choate of the mail carriers is
sick with the grip
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Hisler have
been i'll with the grip.
Fred Choate of Augusta visited
Weeks Mills. Sunday.
Louville Proctor is suffering with a
boil on his neck
Fred Pieree's baby has been seri-
| ously i'll with pneumonia
The new water tank installed by the
w. w, & F. is great improvement
The Central Maine Power Co has a
large crew of men setting poles and
running wires TO conduct power be-
tween Rockland and Winslow. The
crew is situated at Weeks Mills, where
/ they expected to remain for some time.
Mrs. Lewis Massa is expected home.
| this week. from Portland hospital,
where she has undergone surgical
| operation.
Mrs. Will Shuman is suffering with
| a severe cold.
BELGRADE
Miss Donna Yeaton returned. Satur-
| day, to Port Jarvis, n. Y, where she
| is engaged in teaching after passing
a two weeks vacation at her home
| here.
The Ladies' Aid will meet, JAN s, at
| the Old South church. The sale and
entertainment held by the Aid was a
success in every way. About $40 was
realized.
| Harry II. Hewitt and Justin NJ. Pen
ney have installed an electric light
plant and are being Well patronized
| by the people in the village.
| C. E. Hutchings of Oakland was a
recent visitor of his uncle, c. A
| Farnham.
| Miss Eda Yeaton of Bennington
! accompanied by Master George Locke
enjoyed Christmas at her home here.
Paul 'Yeaton principal OF the Abbott
High school will return, Saturday, aft
| er passing three-weeks vacation al
| his home, here.
The newly elected officers of Bel
grade Grange viii be installed, Satur-
day evening, Jan. 4. The installation
will be followed by supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. MeKissick of
J this place are passing the winter in
| New York.
NORTH-A NJ. Spaulding has recently
finished two cottages on the shore oil
salmon lake. These cottages are finished
throughout in hard pine and have al
modern improvements
Miss Ruth Thompson and Master Per.
7, ley Alexander lately celebrated their