Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-18
VASSAL BORO.


SOUTH-Mr. Rowe of Newport and
son, Mr.. Haley from Caribou, have
, been guests Of Mr.. Rowe's son, Fred,
/, for several days.
Ebert Bryson is suffering from a
very painful wound, having cut sew
eral of his fingers while trying to put
! an iron hoop ION a barrel.
Fred Rowe left, Saturday, for New
port, where on Tuesday he will be
Joined by Mrs. Rowe for a rev days
visit. As yet Mr.. Rowe is undecided
where he will locate -
! c. H. Morse recently sold two very
nice cows to Robt. Stone.
/ The A. /. Club held very interest
ing meeting, Saturday evening at F..
Belle Taylor's, Ex-president A. G.
1 Brown filling the : chair. Matters
: were brought up and discussed which
were of great interest to all. An
original paper by Miss Flora Pierce
was much appreciated. The members
Of the club Will be entertained Nov.
| 29th at the hospftable home of Mr..
and Mrs c. H. Morse.
4 C. M. Dickey and Robt. Stone made
a brief business trip to Augusta, Mon
day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Twitchell were
calling, Tuesday, at p. A. Thompson's s.
China. Mr.. Twitchell is now seen on
our streets driving his young colt
Julius Caesar" which he has had re-
Gently broken.
SoUTH.---Mies Gladys Twitchel
| principal of Unity High school, is pass
ing a two weeks vacation at the horn
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. i
Twitchen
i Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Haskell, Sr
were in Augusta. Wednesday evening
, to attend the golden wedding t,nni
| versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Mer
! riil, at their home on Linden street.
! Miss Flora T.. Pierce of Augusta wa
a Saturday night guest CT T. Bell
Taylor
| Frank l.. Pond of Augusta arrive
! in the place. Saturday afternoon, for
| few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. II.
Diekev.
The Fred Rowe farm, formerly owr
| ed by William Webber has been pun
chased by Dan Weber.
Mrs Lila Nelson left, Sunday after
| neon. for Augusta to visit her daugl7
| ters. Mrs. Alma Dyer and Miss Mario
Nelson.
| Mabel Sabin enjoyed Sunday wit
her parents.
Nell Wixon left, this week, for tn
Dig woods. on few days hunting es
| redition.
| II. L. Sabin has been ploughing fc
W. J. Thompson of South China, sever
/ al days the past week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Howe of Angus
! q have been passing short vocatio
| y ith their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E
, Howe.
daughter, Miss Gladys, were guest
! Sunday. OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Davis
, Mr. and Mrs. II. g. Diekey entertain
| ell. sunday, as guests. Mr.. aud Mr.
| t.harles Crowell of Webher Pond, N
aud Mrs. Il. C. Getchell, Mr.. and Mr.
tJ :. Clark OF Riverside.
Miss Annie Miller who has been en-
| joying. several months with her par
| ents, has returned to Portsmouth, \
H.
f. l.. Pond of Augusta was al dinnc
tuest. Sunday. Of iir. and Mrs. c. n
| Diehey.
NJ f. Branr Is having an additie
put on his barn. which VIII combin
convenience and protection. The wor
is being done by A. w. Boynton @
Center Vassalbcro.
| Mrs. Ida Jones was a guest. Wednes
day evening. at the 50th anniversary .
the marriage of her Uncle, Melvill
Merrill and wife of Augusta.
| r. j. Brown and sister. Miss Alice, Q
Riverside We're Sunday visitors Q
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. {
| Brown.
Mahlon Brann and Omar Davis wen
to Augusta, Saturday, with two hors
load of squash which found Il read
| market and quick sales.
Mrs. May Ingham returned to he
home in Waterville. Saturday. afte
passing several weeks in the sliome c
her sister, Mrs. M. F. Davis.
Mrs Hattie Jewett of Benton Sta
; tion and lady friend We're Friday
guests of Mrs, Jewetts sister, Mr.
Emma Rrann.
III Mrs. Minnie Raynes was bushes
caller at Weeks S Mills, Saturday morn
ing.
Ora Perkins and wife Of August
were entertained Sunday. at tie hom
of his brother. Charles.
The young son OF Delbert Merri
had the misfortune 10 cut his leg Quit
badly Sunday.