Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-19


Baptist church.
Friends of Mrs. w. F. Cappers will |
be pleased to hear that she made a
safe arrival at the port of destination,
Culebra, Canal Zone, in due time.
Mrs. A. L. Casey and son, Edward, |
have recovered from the mumps. Or
rim Merrill and Mrs. D. G. True are
recovering from the same disease.
Little Giula Turner, the twin daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. f. B. Turner,
Who has been very i'll, is recovering.
The A. |. club, after being post
poned for several times on account |
of bad weather, met at the home OF
F. Belle Taylor. Saturday evening,
with ex-president A. C. Brown in the I
chair. After roll call there were dis
cussions on different questions an |
original paper by Miss Flora Pierce |
was read, which was listened to with |
much interest. The next meeting will |
be with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse, |
on Saturday evening, Nov. 30.
A L. Casey and son, Harold Casey, |
were working for Mr.. Barnico with |
their horse team, last week. |
ALBION.
Albion Grange. Friday evening, |
Nov. IA, received five applications for
membership One application was
balloted on and accepted. The drama
end Ice Cream sale given by the
Grange, Nov. 10, over $50 was cleared.
| Oscar Bragg has gone on hunting
| and cunning trip in the MoXie Pond
region
/ Mrs. Belle Perkins of Buxton is
visiting relatives in town.
C. f. Wilson and w. y. Waleott
have returned from a hunting trip in
the northern Maine woods.
Mrs. Robert Getchell and children
have returned to Winslow, after
visit with Mrs. Getchelfs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Strauss.
The schools, with the exception OF
the village schools closed, Friday, Tor
a two weeks vacation
Mrs. John Chalmers, Clarence,
Mabel and Vera Chalmers, Mrs. Josie
| Barnes, George and Mary Barnes at
tended the wedding reception of
| Vida Gliden of Winslow, last week.
The Senior class of the High school
will give an entertainment and socia-
BILE, Thursday evening, Nov. 20, at
the Grange hall. a Baked Pean sup
per will be served, from 6 to 7.3o p. NJ.
MT. VERNON.
| Mr. and Mrs w. r. Morrill, have
gone to MASSACHUSETTS to visit rela-
tives and friends for a few weeks. ].
Mrs. Ella Butler and Miss Zola have
gone to Massachusetts to pass the WIN
ter.
Rosendal Jacobs and his son Merton
have exchanged residences. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jacobs moving into the village
| onto Church street, and Merton and
family going to the farm.
Miss Helen Weiser is passing few
Days away with friends.
Officers of Vernon Valley Lodge. No.
q +. and 4. NJ, elected for the follow
ing year, are as follows: w. NJ. Wes-
ley c. Cemstock; S. w, Dr.. II. =. vii
liams; J. w, A. w. Tyler; s. D., !
w Allen; ]. D.. John 4. Carson; &1t:,
| Carleton Turner; Treas, j. sanh
Hammond.
| WEST-nIrs. C. c. Childs and sou.
who have been at her mothers. have
lreturned to her home in Readfield.
vAssALBoRo.
CROSS HILL-Mrs. George Crowel
and little daughter have returned te
|
ing several weeks with Mrs. tpowells
PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Austin W r
callers, recently. at the home Of Nj
, and Mrs. G. r. Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurd from
Ward Hill were callers Monday, a
, Mrs. Eta Bussells.
1t is with regret that the friends OF
Elwood Jones, learn of his serious ill
ness. at his home on Pope Avenue. Al
hope for a rapid recovery.
Mrs. A. II. Austin and little daush-
Ter, Louise, who have been visiting
+ Mrs. Z. p. Robbins of Augusta, re-
turned to their home. Saturday
Fred f. Hamden of Augusta was 6
caller on the Hill, Sunday.
Mrs. Olive Lewis spent Sunday a
, East Vassalboro. the guest of hel
; daughter. Miss Florence Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Russell and little
daughter, Frances, of Augusta, wer,
guests, Sunday, of Mr.. Bussells moth,
, or. Mrs. Eta Russell.
CROSS HILL-The L. o. T. NJ. will
: have a dance, Friday night, Nov. q, at
, Perkins hall. instead of Nov 28. as
before stated.
lITCHFlELD.
: Mrs r. J.. Farr of Augusta is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Lucy Getchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Goss and little
son of Portland are visiting Mr.. Goss'
brother, DIR. Goss.
Mrs Richard Norris of Durham was
calling on old friends. this week, here.
: Roger and Ray Gilman are in
Kingsbury for a short time looking
for game.