Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-27
WEST GARDINER.

ChcSieS Harper has acceptcd d PosA-
ton as assistant electrician in the
Thos. j. Plant Shoe shops in Jamaica
Plain, Mass. He plans to return to
his studies at Orono next year.
Miss Olive Spear went to Gardiner
Wednesday, to take up her duties IN
the office of the Hazard Shoe Co.
Ralph Morgan and family of Halo
well passed Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Abby Morgan.
Miss Lila Murch of Winthrop visited
at Willis Spears last week.
Mrs. yerna Bachelor, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. q. Stickney
in Jefferson, returned home last week.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and son, Wal
ter, of Capt Elizabeth are visiting Mrs.
Johnsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Z. Fuller.
All the household goods belonging
TO the estate of the late Roxanna
Woodbury. Crosby have been sold to
parties in Gardiner. and We're removed
last week. The farm has been sold TO
Mr.. Barker of Gardiner.
Rov De Fratus and Miss Ruth Nor
ris of Gardiner passed Sunday at a.
W. De Fratus.
Nearly all the apples in this section
have been sold and are being hauled
to the station. The fruit has been
sold to different buyers. Those sold
to Mr.. Mccormick are to be shipped to
Liverpool, England.
POND ROAD-E. II. Andrews was
visitor in Hallowell. last Tuesday.
III Npe
Lunt spenr last Tuesday in Augusta.
G. c. Richardson. who fell recently
and injured his side, is much better.
Mrs. Robert Morrison and two childre'
Miss Annie Weeks and Mrs Winifre'
Gray, of Gardiner, were visitors at e
L. Norton's, last Tuesday.
George Emery. who is employed in tn
Hazard shoe shop in Gardiner, IS en-
joying two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs Randall Kimball and Mrs. Davi'
Douglass of Cobbossee Ave, were call
ers, Thursday. at p. t. Lunts.
The Franklin school closed, Thursday
Nov. 20, for n vacation of one week. tn
winter term to open December l.
Miss Virginia Perkins of Bath was ;
weekend guest at J. w. Emery's.
Mi. ana MIS- Nditci NthShSiu S"N'
n reception to their friends. Saturda.
evening, Nov. 90, at their home here
There were about 30 present and yer.
pleasant evening was passed with game
and music, delicious refreshments be
ing served. Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield re
ceived many pretty and useful presents
accompanied by the best of wishes 70
long and happy life. Those presen
from out of town were Mrs. Mary Gid
den and three children, and Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Emerson and little daughter o
Gardiner. George Brown of Augusta
Frank Hunt of Gardiner and Mrs
Matte Mitchell and Miss Clara White o
Litchfield.
Jerome Grover of the Brunswick roa'
visited friends in town, Sunday.
{. SPEARS CORNER-A. NJ. Durham i
loading car with wood. which he viii
ship to Lewiston.
Mrs. e. T. Spear. who has been quit
seriously ill, was reported, Tuesday, al
being somewhat improved.
Mrs. Sarah Swift of Hallowell, paset
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Deliver Swift
Miss Augusta Fairbanks passed Tues
day, with Mrs. Carrie Swift of Gardiner
Miss Mary Fairbanks has returned
from a weeks visit with friends il
Lewiston.
Plans are being made for the holding
of a Christmas tree and entertainment a
the church. This has been the custom
for several years, and it is earnestly
hoped that all will give their hearty
support and make this tree surpass al
others.
The Cobbosseeeontee Telephone Com
pany are extending their lines on tn,
Spears Corner road. They already have
poles set as far as Albion Smalls.
Mrs. f. G. Spear has returned to hel
home, after spending several weeks II
Gardiner.
Miss Rachel Colby was a Sunday guess
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Colby
A fair-sized crowd attended the social
which was held at the church, Friday
Candies were on sale. and the bean-bae
contest between the old and young PEG
pie furnished amusement for all.
Word has been received from o. f
Springer who recently left for Sar
Diego, Cal. on account of i'll health
stating that he had gained ten pounds
in the few weeks he has been away. The
whole family seem to be favorably inn
pressed with their new location. and
plan to be away some time.