Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-06

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in Pittsfield was at home. Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arvlle Mason of
Canaan, were callers at w. Governs,
! Sunday.
Clark Dixon, who has been very i'll
for week. is improving.
! Mrs Gevan Dawes and daughter,
Miss Annie, passed Sunday with Mrs.
| Grace Marston.
Mrs Cloie HoXis, who has been in
5 LeeGs Center, called there by the i'll
ness of her brother Percy Dunton.
who is very i'll, returned home Mon
day.
WlNDSoRvILLE.
| Lahgdon Viewer, recently, killed a
six months old pig that dressed sos lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NJ. York have
moved into their new home.
| Willis Peasiey was in Augusta on
! business, Wednesday.
| l.. p. Weever was visitor at Coop
| er's Mills, Thursday
| W. II. Colby was a recent business
| visitor in Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Barton and
| daughter Madelon, of West Windsor
were Sunday guests of MIR and Mrs
| Alfred Griffin
Fred Erskine and James Sproul were
| in Augusta, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. b. Stilphen was a guest, one
/ day last week, of Mrs Langdon Weav-
! err.
Mrs. Samuel Lyon has returned from
! a prolonged visit to relatives in Au-
, gusta and Sidney
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Albee were WISH
I {1r IN,
! Bert Moody went to Whitefield and
| Alma, Monday. and to jefferson and
Damariscotta, Tuesday.
The farmers in this locality are har-
vesting their years supply of ice which
| is of the best quality.
BELGRADE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Penney of Bel
| grade, Me-, announce the engagement
| of their daughter. jessie Mary Penney.
torGharIes A. Griges, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles \. Grigss, Milton
Mass Miss Penney is a teacher in the
= public schools. Mr. Grigss, Jr.. is
| superintendent OF the G.. II. Bent, Co.
| Milton.
! LAKES.-The Ladies' Aid viii meet,
/ Thursday p NJ, March 6, ut Mrs Ruth
| Boynton's. II was inadvertently adVer-
| tiscd for last week. IT is hoped all
members will be present $50.
! No church service last Sunday, tho
pastor Rev. Mr.. Gregory being absent.
! William y. NORTH, d member of The
| s. s. PIERCE Co, of Boston, visited his
| former home after an absence of q
years He brought with him the body
of his father, Henry Morrill,. who died
| in n hospital in Massachusetts Burial
| in WoolWieh cemetery ...
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Pray are both
| confined in their home with grip.
| A message from Mrs. NJ. T. Bogert,
| who at present is at Naples. informs
| her friends she is We'll and enjoying
| her visit abroad.
| Excellent sleishing and people are
| improving it in getting from the woods
! their firewood for another winter.
PiTTSToN.
| EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Willard Walk
J or, who have been passing a few days
| here, left, Monday, for their home in
! Roslindale. Mass
| Mrs. Everett Thompson. who has
/ been quite sick, is improving.
| Miss May L. Marson left, Sunday,
| for Medford, Mass, where she will he
| the guest of her brother. Henry +.
: Marson, fora short time, before leav-
| ing for California.
! The district superintendent, c.. y.
| Garland, delivered a most interesting
sermon, Sunday morning, at the NJ.
/ L. church, which was greatly enjoyed
! by all present. and those who did not
attend this service certainly missed a
good thing.
! The Busy Bees Circle met, Saturday
afternoon. with Doris Allen, with
eight members present A very pleas
ant two hours was enjoyed in work.
and games and light refreshments
were served, after which all departed
TO meet. the next pleasant Saturday,
with Ethelyn Morrell.
Jerome Hanly has been drawn jury
| man at Augusta and began his duties,
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Oscar McCausland of Farm
| ingdale was a visitor, Monday, in
town.
Miss Mary Cary is visiting in Car
| diner for a short time.
| Jonathan Moody, and Mrs. Light of
| North Newcastle We're visitors, Sat
urday. at George Dows.
|
preached, Sunday morning, at the
church and conducted a quarterly con-
! ference, Monday evening. at the same
| place.
George Dow, who has been in Wis
| casset during the winter, came home,
! last Friday. 81 r-..~. ~,
| WiNSLOW. I g
Russell Weeks of Nassalboro was in
| the place Saturday, on business
T.. w. Towle was in Vassalboro,
Saturday. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
| II. j. Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hodges of Ben
ton were at j. II. Bailey's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jenkins were
guests Sunday of Mrs Lavinia Taber
OF Vassalboro.
| Kenneth Alley of Watervlle spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
his uncle, w. L. Alley.
vASSALBORO.
SOUTH.-Mrs. j. p. Twitchel and
f. Belle Taylor attended Pomona
Grange at East Vassalboro, Tuesday
+. V. Noriarity of Carmel and Geo
Ryder of Watervlle We're business call