Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-06
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.


MATCH. Miss Ruth Thompson won the
and Oscar Stevens won the boys prize
of a nice book. Mrs. Bertha Withers was
teacher.
The Washington school will give an en-
tertainment. Thursday evening. a pleas
ant time is anticipated
The Intermediate class of the Sunday
school was entertained nj the home of
its teacher. Mrs. Bertha Withers, Friday
evening last The young men furnished
and served the supper to the young la
dies. which was composed of an oyster
stew and and all the side dishes belong
ing thereto.
Miss Flossie Baker is i'll at her home
with German measles.
Religious services will be held, Sunday,
Feb. Q, at the Grange hall.
Salmon Lake Grange will initiate a
number of new applicants, Saturday even
ing next All officers especially requested
to be present, also all members.
The Lakeshore Sewing Society will have
Gentlemen's night at the Grange hall,
Feb. A.
The Washington school entertainment
will take place, Feb. c. at the hail.
Joe Alexander is moving his building
onto his houselot which he bought of
Howard Bickford
Mrs. May Wallace is in Waterville for a
few days visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Helen Burgess, who has a young daugh-
ter Weighing 81 pounds
READFIELD.
EAST-The entertainment and Box
social given by the scholars of the
Plains school. Saturday evening, was
very enjoyable occasion. Much cred
it is due the teacher Miss Vera Bean.
for the work done here for the past
two terms. This is our smallest
school, but there is an interest man
ifested that is often lacking in larger
schools. The scholars were assisted
in their program by friends in the
district. a good sum was received
from the sale of the boxes. Following
is the program; Recitation. 'Vaca-
tion' by Lottie Bourne; dialogue.
The Train Leaves in Ten Minutes;
recitation, "Willie's New Coat" Merle
Goodwin: solo, Mr. Roundy; di4-
"Grandmas Spectaeles," Vivian Var
ney; dialogue, The Sick Dolr': rec
itation, 'Washington's Kiss" Lila
Bourne; reading, Mrs Clough; dia-
losue, Petertown Proposal" duet,
only Thin Veil Between U.s.: dia-
logue, The Paper Don't Say: reel
tation, Milton Goodwin; encore.
chester Weymouth passed the week
end with his mother, Mrs F. w.
Brown of North Manchester.
The Ladies' Social Circle met with
Mrs. c. II. Wallace, last Thursday.
Next meeting Feb. 10, with Mrs. Isaac
Mace.
The Jolly Club of Ten met with
Mrs John L. Clough, Friday after
noon. Sandwiches, cake, ice cream
and coffee We're served.
Miss Marion Gray closed very
successful term of school at East
headileld, Friday. Miss Gray will
stop with Mrs. w. A. Nickerson. for
few weeks
Harris Hallett returned homo ,as,
week, Morton Hallett is working for
A. Chesley in his blacksmith sbon
DEPOT-Miss Marguerite Cordop
'NittN VI llti young trends
al the game of Garom, Friday evening.
| Refreshments We're served. All report
ed good time
! News of the marriage of Miss Bessie
Allen, a former resident. and Henry
Friel of Ferndale, Cal, has been re-
ceiyed The happy couple will reside
in Ferndale
Mrs. William Thompson was quite
seriously injured by being thrown from
carriage. Saturday, while driving.
The wheels of her carriage slipped. be-
coming interloeked with another car
riage wheel which also slipped, while
trying To pass each other on the ice
NJ. S. Collins has sold the Abram
Brot ks place to Gordon Gerard.
f. 6. Roby of Boston, who was an
Maranacoek, last week, looking for a
cottage for the coming season. is the
| first arrival at MaranacoolS for thar
| purpose.
Mrs. Sarah Stevens left. Monday. to
join her husband. Charles Stevens. in
/ Waterfowl, CT
Miss Frances Adell of Augusta was
an oyer-Sunday guest of her mother.
Mrs G. X. Adell.