Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-08
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Gus Gilman still remains on the sick
list
Mrs. Sadie Bigelow was on the sick
list few days last week.
Edward Cummings returned Friday
from a short visit at his h5me in New
Hampshire. .v@
Horace Frost conte npiates building
a new house on his farm on the Water
vile road.
| Milford Tibbetts and A D, Rrackley
are treating their buildings to a new
coat of paint
Miss Gladys Fields was home from
Skowhegan, where she is employed,
over Sunday
Mrs. Quoenie Wood has gone to
Bingham where she is employed.
The supper of the Baptist Sunday
school will be held thurs lay evening.
The captains. Miss Ada Jefferies ami
Miss Linnion Brown have appointed
Mrs. Mahala McIntire. Mrs. VIM.
Erackett and Mrs Minnie Trueworthy
10 act as committee in ar. ans ing the
affair.
! Mr. and Mrs. Brock Good are re-
leelving congratulations on the birth
of daughter.
Merrill Wallace has returned to
fEeWistof after passing several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A.
Wallace.
Byron Johnson of Madison spent
(. Sunday with his family here.
$. G. Jewett is making extensive re-
rairs on his house
| Charles Folsome Jones Of Skowhe-
gan was a business caller in town.
Thursday
Miss Lula Huff has gone to Rowe
Pond where she viii be employed in
one of the camps there.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Perkins are he
ing congratulated on the arrival Of a
daughter
There was a good attendance at the
Fireman's Ball. "Wednesday evening
Nuttlngs orchestra of Skowhegan fur
nished music. A cold meat and salad
supper was served III ne dining hail
by W. P. Preble
/ surprise party was given Mrs Es-
Their Fuller, Tuesday evening, by the
dramatic club, the occasion being her
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
passed by playing games. Refresh-
ments of candy and apples were sew
ed
Miss Julia Smith Of Los Angeles,
Calf. is in town, where she Intends 10
spend the summer
Mrs eUohn Neal fas returned from
Port y Ha where she iia sob been, in a .hosrs
Eltal lfor treatment :, go. -
,Thdre will be no, NEE tins, OF the v. I. {
IS. this Reek. The 'n92sT netting VII
be May H.. .asgsn no s3sd pnsoa 81,
The FredepieiSo Bros ente,-tbinedoth.
Jolly Gleea tbth uln,fthes X. 90 n. hall .
Friday seYenipgst 4 bout q were prs.
ent and report a very good time Re-
freshmefits Of sandwiches. cake ana
coffee were served. The following pro-
gram was given: Music choir; dec!a-
nation, John Wilder; dialogue, .Pur-
chasing Hat by SISTERS Allen. YOUNG
and Peekine; piano solo, Nancy Saw
age. Remarks by Bro. Relish and SIS
ter McIntire. Music by Sisters Allen
and Francis. Remarks, Calvin Pierce;
music. choir; solo and encore. Nfr-.
Parsons
Mrs. Francis Bolan has returneI
home after being away for sevtral
months. u
Charles Hussev rece n!l;f made a trip
to Moxie returning with his usual
good string of trout. =
Mrs. Charles Whiting was the guest.
of her sister in Waterviile. recently,
/ Guy Penneil and fanilY of S'souho-
gan We're callers ut .Ir. Il L. Browns,
Sunday. e0
Mrs Persis Gilman os Trr-eY Is visit.
ing relatives in trwn.
| Mis-. Kate Libby ef Smithn,II 1.
caring fer Mrs Mary Emery. no is
ILL
Mr. and Mrs. George iIarvie cele-
brated their 9th wedding anni,ersare
at their home recently. A eout 80
guests We're present and Ias5sd
pleasant evening by dane ne. Mrsi
was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Allen and Mr.. Harvie They were pres
scented with several pieces of silver,
Cake and coffee were served