Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-22

EAST-George Moody has been &C.
riously i'll al his home for the past few
days
Joseph knight has returned from
his trip to Gettysburg. also from a Wis
it with relatives in Massachusetts
Mrs. Arthur Moody and daughter
Edna of Portland are stopping at
George Moody's.
The district superintendent, Rev G..
y. Garland of Rockland, will hold the
first Quarterly Conference of the year.
on Thursday evening, July "a, at the
village church.
c. II. Croker, who suffered an III
turn. during the past week, is report
ed much better.
Mrs. Eugene Staples and two sons
are making an extended visit in Blue
hill.
Arthur Moody arrived home, Satur-
day night, called by the illness of his
father, George Moody.
Bernard Pray of Gardiner was n
guest Of friends here, over the Sal
bath.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Matte Weilman and mother
Mrs. Ellen Hassam, went to Lewiston,
Saturday. Mrs. Wellman returned, On
Sunday. Mrs. Hassam will remain in
Lewiston for a short time.
Mrs. Nellie McCurdy and little
daughter Arlene of Gardiner were
guests of Mrs. Daisy Katon, last week
The Thompson brothers have finish
ed harvesting hay for E. II. Libby and
E. II. Collins.
Arfb
little son of Gardiner and Miss Flor
ence Cobb of Ohio We're Sunday
guests of Julia Collins.
Mr.. Snowflake former resident,
now of Hanover. Mass, was in town,
Friday, on business.
The entertainment given, Wednes-
day night, in Chelsea Grange hall was
successful socially and financially,
$27.S2 being the net proceeds.
A dance will be held, next Wednes-
day night.
Master Charles Rouse of Lynn,
Mass, is at the Hemenway cottage,
for two weeks
Miss Maud Wentworth of Gardiner
was the guest of Mrs. a. S. Fowler
last week.
Chauncey Hunt and family of Pitts
ton were Sunday guests of his father,
]. H. Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Burbank an6
Miss Anna Hunt were in Augusta, on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Marson of RAN
dolph were callers in town, Sunday.
Rev. Charles Lowell, a former pas
tor, was calling on friends in town,
last week.
There will be free lecture on the
white plague. Illustrated by pictures
at the chapel. Sunday evening, at 730
July q. All are invited.
Patrick Hayes and son Earle at
tended church in Randolph, Sunday
Frank Stafford is cutting hay for
parties in Whitefeld
There are several cases of chicken
poX in town.
Mrs. Ted" Littleheld of Gardiner
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
A. p. Cain. last week.
Mrs. Frank Harris went to Man
chester, Saturday, for few days visit
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam WEIGH.
Mrs. ~. T.. Collins and little grand
daughter Frances of Gardiner were
guests of Mrs. Fanny Harris. one day
last week.
Leon Allen is nursing lame
shoulder caused by being struck by an
automobile. Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Packard and daugh-
ter Grace Hedges of Augusta were,
guests of Mrs. Emma Allen
Grace Tracy of Mercer was the
guest, last week, of Mrs. Ralph Mars
ton. Mrs Marston is now visiting in
Mercer.
Ernest Hallowell of Weeks Mills
was the guest of his grandmother. |
Mrs. Octavia Morrell, Sunday night |
Mrs. Octavia Morrell. son Harry,
daughter Matte and guests Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Perkins We're guests of II. /
A. Gillespie in Gardiner. Sunday. I
A. n. Douglas. son Chester and Mr. |
md Mrs. Leon Morang took a trip
n Mr.. Douglas auto to Appleton
Sunday, to visit relatives They went
by way of Windsor, Coopers Mills
south Jefferson, Washington and
returning via Liberty,
south Montville, Palermo. Branch |
Wills and Weeks Mills Mr.. Douglas |
eported much better roads on the re-