Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-04
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MON M OUTH.

Rev. c. j. Brown of Bangor, Maine
State superintendent of Sunday
schools, will preach at the Methodist
| Episcopel church, Sunday morning,
| Jan 5, on THE Aim of the Sunday
| School" This address lucidly presents
| the intent and purpose of the sun
| day school, an institution that should
attract our attention and demand our
| cooperation. Mr.. Brown will also
| speak at o'clock in the evening. Sub
| ject: "A Man Wanted
! Miss Caroline c. Pierce started,
Wednesday, for Athens, Ohio, where
| she will visit her brother Harry r.
Pierce and family. She was accompa-
nied to Portland by her sisters, Mrs.
F. w. Halliday and Mrs. +. c. An
drews. She viii join friends in Boston.
| They Will visit New York City anG
Washington, d. c., en- route.
| Miss Amy Woodbury. is visiting
| friends in Beverly, Mass
Mr.. DaRgctt, the ticket agent at the
| Maine Central station, has moved into
M. Reynolds house on South Main
| street
| Married, Tuesday, at high noon, at
the nofne of the brides parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. d. NJ. Benner of Monmouth,
| their only daughter, Miss Edna Rebec-
| ca Benner and Lester j. Libby of
| Wales. The service was performed by
| the brides father, assisted by Rev.
G.. f Whidden of the Congregational
| church, the single ring service being
used. Ethel the little daughter of the
bridegroom, was the ringbearer. Mrs.
| H. E. Merrill played the wedding
march. After the service a wedding
lunch WAS served. Mr.. and Mrs. Libby
will make their home in Wales.
| Miss Phoebe Boole OF Cambridge,
| Mass, Is visiting friends in town.
/ Prof Mathews of Massachusetts will
| act us principal of Monmouth Aeade-
my during Mr. Chicks absence,
| MIR. and Mrs. John Buker arrived in
| Los Angeles Cal, Christmas day, aft
err a pleasant trip across the CONT
nent.
DR.. G. ii. Twitcher was in town,
| Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
| church held its annual meeting, Tues
day. and elected the following officers
| Pres. Mrs Lila A. Marston; LIST vice,
| Mrs. Marie Mountford; I'd vice, Mrs.
| Mary Blake; Sd, mrs. Myra Day; Sec,
Mrs. Z. I. Spear; Treas, Mrs. Martha
W. Shorey.
State Master g. L. Stetson Of Greene
installed the officers elect of Monmouth
| Grange. New Years day.
Mr. Pike is shipping apples from this
| station.
PiTTSToN.
| EAST-A. E. Reid is on a business
| trip to Boston.
Miss Addie Wright left. Saturday,
for Wellesley, Mass, where she has
position in Wellesley Inn.
/ Charles Manser of Richmond was a
i recent guest of relatives in this place.
i Boynton Scott, who has been pass
i ing the Christmas vacation with his
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Scott, has
returned to Chelsea. Mass.
/ Miss Edna Dow has returned 10
| Gardiner, after a weeks stay at her
home in this village,
Alfred Nash has gone to Boston for
a few days visit
| II. w. Stone, who has been unable
| to work for some time, as the result
of an accident. is gaining.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Piper of Pitts
| field, Mass. are passing the holidays
at H j. Bamford's.
Jennie Bamfcrd returned, Sunday.
| to her school in Litchfieid, after pass
| ing Christmas al home.
Bessie Bamford is at home for
short time.
VASSALBoRO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Clark enrer-
| tanned as guests, Christmas. their
| brother, ]. r. Clark and nephew, RAY
| mond Clark and wife, all of Water
vile.
| Mrs. Anna Robinson wishes to thank
her many friends who remembered hei
on her I'D birthday by generous shower
| of postcards She was also the recipient
of beautiful birthday cake.
| Mrs. Coleman Hussey is reported to be
| seriously Ill at her home at High Point
/ Farm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Robinson of WINS
low were supper guests, recently, of, Mi
| and Mrs Albert p. Robinson. 'n
| F. A. skillings, who has been i'll witt
| the grip. is eonvalescent. ='t