Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-17
KENNEBEC.
VASSACBORO.

EAsT-Miss Margaret Nickerson OF
New York City, is the guest of her sis
si.ter Mrs f. L. Priest
Mrs. Alice Ropes and two sons who
2 have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Washburn, left for their home in New
York, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley and children
who have been with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Paine, have
'i,idved to North VassaIboro for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Rowe and
Master Carleton We're at Mr.. and Mrs
G. w Mowers, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wing of New
Hampshire were calling on friends in
the place, sunday.
Mrs. Esther Lambert is passing a
3 few days al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ] Bragan.
- Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20 and
2lst will be the regular Quarterly SER
vices of the Friends to be held at Vas
salbono. No services will be held at
Last Nassalhoro. Clergymen from
away are expected to be in attendance.
Mrs. Kate Pope has been on the sick
dist for number of days.
ass Mrs. Mary kenrck was the guest,
over Sunday of Mrs. Belle Perkins.
The fall term of the village schools
opened Monday morning, Sept. Is.
Students from here to attend High
school are the Misses Masse, Pierce,
Babb. Chesterfield, Marden and Roy
! Morrill,
/ Nassalhoro Grange is again the win
/ ner of first premium for its exhibit at
| Central Maine Fair, also first premium
I for the Grange float. Many of the
Il members carried off premiums for per-
sonal exhibit of farm produce. mar
Ret gardening, flowers, butter and
81 cream, canned fruit and china paint
ing 49, 49,.
Mrs Harry Coleman and Mrs. Wal
Ter Tate OF Bangor were guests Of Miss
blanche Marshall for a few days, last
week.
Mrs. Walter Lampson of Providence,
II. T. Who has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. I4ampson
for several weeks, returned home.
fhursday.
The young people from the village to
enter Oak Grove Seminary this fall are
Milvina Masse. Elona Pierce. Roy Nor
rill and Chesterfield Marden. Miss
KFlora Morrill, entered the Senior class.
birthday anniversary on Wednesday of
last week. Her two sisters. Mrs. Mae
Robbins of Lewiston and Mrs. George
Weeks of Augusta, also her brother,
Daniel .Whitehouse, We're present She
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents, also a birthday cake. Her
many friends wish her many happy
.eturns of the day.
nai M,IT -
aas a week end guest of her aunt Mrs
'elenc F'orsythe.
Miss Irene Jackson and Miss Theresa
Jackson took an auto trip TO Vermont
With their father. G. A. jackson, last
week.
y large number of the village people
Watervile, last week.
Mrs. Kate Pope, who has been or
the sick list for several days is inn
foroVing
Carleton Dudley moved his family to
North Nassalbofo. last week.
Miss ruth Hussey of Boston was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Gladys Bray
at the home of II. O. Hussey Il few
lays, last week
WINDsORvlLLE.
Miss Eva Lyon has gone to Augusta
to pass two weeks at the home of DR..
Davies
Gabriel Joscelyn has raised 100 bu-
shells Of oats and barley this year.
The farmers are hauling sweet corn
Ia the factory at Weeks Mills
Miss Addie Sproul was in Watervllle,
"Wednesday and attended the fair.
Chester Rawley, who has been the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Rawley, has returned to, his
home city, Waltham, Mass.
Miss Ruth Brann and twin sons
Warren and Walter We're visiting rel
atives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt of Woon=
socket, r. l.. were entertained, last
week by their sister, Mrs. Dora Crit
fin. Ntt'h" :. -.
Warren Cunningham of Bangor and
FMfst entries Northey Of North White
Held were callers, Thursday. at the
hoihetof5 Mrs.fJ. B.fStflphen.
.rbhn "McDennott OF Bridgewater
Mass, was a guest, last week of Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Griffin.
Clarence Colby and friend returned
to Boston, Saturday
Samuel Lyon was a business visitor
In Gardiner, Tuesday.