Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-28

Mrs Hattie Wiggln has returned
from Portland, where she attended the
YEARLY meeting of the Pythian Sister
hood as a delegate from Waneta Tenn
pie.
Mrs. Nora Branton called on friends
in the village, Monday forenoon.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Small went to
Waterville, Saturday, where he VIII
open an office.
UNITY.
Frank Tozier and DIR. Whitaker
have each purchased a new automo-
bile.
Mrs. c. E. Mitchell received word,
Tuesday, of the sudden death of her
brother Geo F'oss in Seattle. WASH
ington.
Jack Van Deets, who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever, is improving.
Mrs. r. c. Whitaker and her moth
or. Mrs. Harding. We're in Waterviiie
Tuesday. shopping.
Miss Kathleen March. who has q
position in the Children's Home IN
Bangor, is in town making prepara-
lions to move her mother there.
Mrs. George Roseland and daughter
Emily were in Waterville, Saturday.
Claud Mussey, who is attending
school in Waterville, passed the week
end with his parents.
Mildred Jones, who is a student at
Oak Grove, was at home over Sunday.
belmont Geary, who has been IN
the West for the past few years, has
bought a farm in Troy and has moved
his family there.
NV n hpan the
guest of friends in Dixmont a few
days, the past week.
Lewis King of Pennington has been
a business visitor in town, the pas
week.
Mrs. L. f. Webb has been i'll for a
number of weeks past is improving.
She is with her daughter, Mrs. Clar-
ence Reynolds.
| Miss Antoinett Griffin of New York
is a guest in the home of DR.. WHIT
siser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson OF
Troy were in town, Friday.
Miss Nellie Taber who underwent q
very serious surgical operation In
Massachusetts hospital. recently, Is
doing nicely.
The many friends of w. H. Reynolds
will be saddened to hear of his death,
which occurred Saturday morning.
after a long illness. A widow ana
one son survives.
Extensive repairs are being made on
he hotel at Windemere Park. II Is TO ne
under the management of Mr.. Merrii,
/, of Waterville, this season, and VIII
nrobably open, about July ].
Miss Maude Clark of Massachusetts
! IS the guest of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Warren Jones. Z
TROY.
| A w. C. T. U. speaking contest -
which eight Troy girls will speak wiz
be held at the Union church, frloay
evening, May 30.
/ game of ball was played on
| MitchelPs diamond, Saturday ai.ei'
noon.
The Troy students from Nj. e.
nassed the week-e at home.
A very good trained animal sho"
played at the Grange hall, Weohes'
day evening. May Il. .a,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Tilton are stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. >. rso'', .,.,
Mr.. Tilton is at present driV'hs 'n'
,stage route. .,,,a,,,
| A. w. Dodge has Matched 2eoo cnlchs
to date and has 1000 eggs set at pres
ent.
/ Farmers are very busy just now aH'
help is very scarce.
Another of Fergusons ne"
trucks arrived, last week
CENTER-Mrs. Eta HAYES passed iou
DAYS last week in Plymouth, wheIe ?"
was called by the illness ana ueaun
| her brother-in-law, Eugene Hopklhs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Can OF "us
| were guests. last week In the hoi''es
Charles Smith and Frank Rollins.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. I. Goodale and aausa
! ter, Vera, passed Sunday In ri''sn.i
with their daughter. Miss Ervena' VIII
is attending school there
Mrs. Sarah Shaw is much improVeo =
health, and is preparing to move soon
Pittsfeid, to the home OF her pio'no'
John Coffin, for the summer.
/ There will be a medal contest AT -,
church next Friday evening, under III
| auspices Of the W. C. T. U. The eign
contestants are the Misses Gladys an
PHYLLIS Estes, Ellen Cunningham, Rosa
mond Woods, Goldie sidelinger, Eveiyl
Barker, Ruby Hollis and Edith Mitcneil
Mr. md Mrs n w, Halves, Alffe'