Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-24
KENNEBEC.
CHINA.

WILMA.
SOUTH.-Mrs. Anna Jones and son,
willis, started, Monday, Dec 22, for
Swansea, Mass, where they will visit
Mrs. Jones sister, Mrs. Frank e. Jones.
She will remain there this winter while
her son, Willis, will go farther.
The Friends church will have a
Christmas tree and exercises on Christ
mas evening. Everybody Is welcome.
South China school closed, Dec. 10,
for two weeks. In the evening they
had Christmas tree and a drama
which was wonderfully presented for
SO young a class of. scholars. Great
credit is, due to Miss Johnson, their
teacher. for their work, and all, both
scholars and parents, are sorry to hear
she is not coming back next term, hav-
ing accepted position In Milo. A very
happy surprise was given her Friday
evening at Herbert Whitehouse's,
where she boarded, when some dozen
Of her young friends met there to bid
her good bye. A very pleasant eve-
ming was passed. Refreshments OF
cake and coffee were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Harrington of
Fairfield have been visiting with Mr..
Farrington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. harrington, the past few days
They returned home, Friday morning,
accompanied by his father and sister,
Lila, who will visit them and his sis
ter, Mrs. Helen Percival for a few
days.
Alice Mcsher is at home from her
school for two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs. H. l.. Fuller was surprised.
Friday P. NJ, when quite a number
of her lady friends called on her to
celebrate her tenth wedding anniver-
sary, each one remembering her with
a piece of tin agate or glass ware. Re-
freshments of candy, cake and cocoa
were served after two hours of social
chat and music. Mrs. Fuller wishes
to thank them for their thoughtfulness
and tokens of friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ford of
Whitefeld accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Thompson home from Dtate
Grange for over night, returning to
their home, Friday P. NJ.
Erskine school closed, Friday, for a
two-weeks' vacation.
Skating on the lake is enjoyed by
young and all, Saturday evening be-
ing fun for all with a good bon fire.
The skating is fine.
Mrs. Orrin Merrill was the guest of
Mrs. W. O. Harrington, Thursday af-
ternoon.
ALBION.
The Albion High school closed Dec. 10,
for vacation during the holidays.
Aubrey Drake, Dwight and Arthur
Chalmers. Earl Libby, are at%home from
the U. of M for the holiday vacation.
Rev. Beebe of N. Fl. has accepted a call
from the Christian church and will enter
upon his duties. some time in January.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson. who has been quite
i'll, Is convalescing.
George Wilson, who teaches in the
High school at Reading. Mass. passed
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. E. Wilson. From this place Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson will attend class banquet
at Bowdoin, and then spend few days
here with their parents on tneir return
to Massachusetts.
Charline Abbott. pupil in the Bryant
& Stratton Business College. Boston, is
passing a few days here at her home.
Miss Eva Copeland, who is in the
Churchill hospital at Portland, wishes to
thank the friends who so kindly remem.
bered her with a post card shower. She
is gaining.
The annual Christmas tree and exer-
cises will be held, Wednesday evening,
at the church.
Albion Grange presented the drama,
~Red Acre Farm Tuesday evening,
Dec. %, at Grange hall.
Marion Hussey is visiting friends at
Benton.
Mr. and Mrs Ames of Matinicus are
visiting Mrs. Ames' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton wentworth.
Olive Gould, who teaches in Winslow,
Ii spending her vacation at home
WINDsoRvILLE.
Fred Erskine was a business visitor in
Augusta, Monday.
Mrs. Joseph wingood was visitor in
Augusta, Tuesday.
Herbert Haskell of Weeks Mills was
In town, Monday, looking for milch cows.
Samuel Lyon was in Augusta on busi-
ness, Friday.
Miss Mary Gordon of Augusta was a
Sunday guest of relatives In town.
Miss Fannie Douglass was in Augusta,
Wednesday, Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Ruth Brann and twin sons of Al
bion are guests of relatives in town.
Mrs. James Sproul and son. Harold,
were In Augusta, Tuesday.
Mrs. James Choate is a guest of friends
in Hallowell
Mrs. Raymond Marden York was a
visitor Wednesday, in Augusta.
Daniel Sampson, who has been out
health for several months. remains tn
same.
Mrs. Rose Piper and son, Frank, wer
visitors in Whiteheld, Saturday.
PiTTSToN.
EAST-Bert knight, who has been
passing a few days with his father,
Joseph Knight returned to his home
in Framingham, Mass, Thursday.
Willie Scott and Harold Reed
passed few days last week, in Bos-
ton returning. Friday. in Mr.. Scott's
new runa bout.
Lewis Hervey has opened his smoke
house and is doing quite business
curing hams for all who want them.
DR.. A. M. Card and Ambro Cheney