Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

A. II. Ware securing postcard shower
Mrs. Moody received just - cards
and was much pleased with them AMI
takes this way of thanking all who 81
kindly remembered her.
WEST--The Ladies' Union will meet
with Mrs. Margaret Pierce, Wednes-
day, April 16
Allen Studley conducted the SER
vices at the Baptist church, Sunday,
April 6 and 10, in the absence of the
pastor. f.. b. Turner.
ALBION.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson have
gone To Lynn. Mass, where Mr.. Wilson
is engaged on the ball team.
Frank Carr has returned to his school
in NeWtontille. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kent are re-
1oicing over 4 son. born last week.
Rev Mr.. kingdom of China occupied
the pulpit in the Christian church, last
SpnGas. and Rev. G. Fl. Kent went to
Branch Mills.
WINTHROP.
FAST lothian Shaw and Mrs. r. f.
Taylor of Roxbury, Me-, recently pass
ed a few days at w. l.. Mace's. s.
J. L. Packard. who has been quite
i'll. the past week, in slowly improving,
Mrs. Mary Briggs passed Thursday
with Mrs. Martha Mace.
The school committee has about de-
cided to purchase the lot south of the
road from the old schoohouse, for the
new school building.
Mrs Harry Cushman. who has been
~. fria OF N01d rafIlrnp1
home, Saturday.
Mrs Abby NJ. Hunt, who has pass
cd the winter at Meirose. Mass, is ex-
peetcd to return this week, To her SUM
mer home here.
PtTTSToN.
EAST.-No preaching services we're
held at the church. on Sunday, as the
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Jones, was called to
attend funeral elsewhere.
RAYMOND Heath, who is employed IN
Portland, spent Sunday at his home in
| this village
Misc Edna Dow, who has been at
home for u few weeks, went to Gar
diner. Monday. and will spend part oil
| the week in Lewiston.
Mrs. Abby Brann broke her hip, last
week, as the result of a fall on th'
| floor ON account of Mrs. Brann's age
and the nature of the accident, the case
| is considered serious.
The friends of W. s. Cteaves, wht
has been confined to the house for
| short time Will be glad to know tina
| he is somewhat better.
DIR. W. q. Cobb of Gardiner was Il
this place. Sunday. on professional
business.
Ernest Reid Is reported To be suffer
ing from slight attack of appendicitis
Mrs. Ada Allen Of Gardiner was
week end visitor ut her home IN TINS
village.
VASSALBORO.
EAST-Miss Edith Priest passed {
few days of her Easter vacation witt
friends in Brewer and Bar Harbor
News has been received of the dealt
of Mrs. Harriet Romans, widow o.
the late John w. Romans at Fairfax
Iowa Mrs. Romans had been spend
ing a few months with her sister, Mrs
Addie w. Taber and returned to hel
home eight weeks ago. She had many
friends who will sincerely regret hei
loss.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Paine have takei
the house recently vacated by Mr.. anC
Mrs. r. NJ. Small.
William Fisher from the state OF
California has been visiting in the vii
lase the past week the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. jeremiah Butterfield.
The Library Association held it's an
nual meeting in March and elected the
following officers: Mrs. Annie M
Priest, president; Mrs. Ella Marden
Mrs. Silvia Small. Mrs. Gertrude Barker
and Mrs. Jennie Hussey. vice presi-
dents; Miss Nancy Gates, treasurer;
Miss Blanch Marshall. secretary; b. II
Gates. II. S Marden. Annie NJ. Priest
and L. S. Coombs, trustees.
A meeting of the trustees for the
Free Public Library held the annual
meeting for the election of officers
Thursday evening at the Library elect
ing the following: Everett Coombs,
president Annie NJ Priest. vice presi-
dent; Nancy Gates treasurer; Madeline
Gates, secretary and librarian.
SIDNEY.
NORTH-The spring term of schools
will open April rs. The teachers en-
gagged for the various schols are as
follows; No /, Miss l.. S. Hanscome
of Winthrop; No. .. Miss jeanette
Dudley, Maranacook; No g. Mrs. Bert
l.. Chadbourne, North Sidney; No. 4,
Miss Agnes HerriciS, North Sidney; No.
.. Miss Olive NJ. Palmer, North Sidney;
No. 6, Mrs Sylvanus l.. Cook. Sanger
vile; No. 7. Miss IsGth Rnnnals,
Pittsfeld, No. 8 Miss Jessie Penney,
Belgrade. No. g. Miss Swift. Lake
shore. 1t is expected tic term will be
nine weeks long.
Miss Elestne Springer, who is work
ing in Waterville, spent the week end
with her parents.
Mrs David a Field returned home,
Thursday, from an extended visit with