Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-04
KENNEBEC.
CHELSEA,

Chelsea Grange attended church in
body Sunday and listened to a very
able sermon from the deaconness, Inez
Webster
The next Grange dance will be held
on Tuesday, Feb. 10, under the same
management and the same music as
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hallowell of
China were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Hallowell's mother, Mrs. Octavia Nor
rili.
Ella Smith, who received an injury
| to her shoulder while employed in
Bangor a few weeks ago, is the guest
of her brother, Frank Hayes.
Maud Lowe of Fitchburg, Mass, is
the guest of Mrs Charles Marson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan are
recovering from a slight illness.
Mrs. Arthur Burnham, who Is quite
ill, is reported little better
John Collins is on the sick list.
Mrs Nellie Collins was in Augusta
Thursday.
The Box social which was postponed
from last Saturday on account of the
weather, will be held at the chapel
Thursday evening, Feb. 5. If stormy
Thursday it will be held Saturday.
This social is for the benefit Of the
church. The evening will be passed IN
playing games, music and sociability.
John James of Randolph was the
Sunday guest of his daughter, Nellie
Collins.
Mrs. Charles Jones and son of Wind
sor were Sunday guests of Mrs. K. V.
Morgan.
Herman Patterson and Mr.. Pierce OF
Augusta were callers at the Hemen-
way cottage Sunday
Charles Malaney and family passed
| Sunday with his mother in Whitehead.
William Ellington returned to his
home in Bath Friday, after visiting
at George Morgan's for several weeks.
Walter and Percy Morgan of Gardi-
ner were Sunday guests of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan.
Mrs. Charles Mansir of Richmond
has been passing a few days with her
| daughter, Miss Alice, at w. *. Thomp-
sons.
Rov Harris has the mumps.
Charles Savage recently sold nice
horse to Herman Patterson of Augusta.
Monday Mr.. Savage sent to the Brlgh-
| ton market 10 cows and Is calves.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Douglas were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Douglas moth
er. Mrs. John Brann. in Farmingdale.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Douglas of Gar
diner were Sunday guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eugene Morang, at ]. G. Mo-
rangs. =.
Charles and Melville Sherman of
vassalboro were recent guests OF A.
| S. Fowler.
Thomas Penney underwent a surgi-
cal operation Sunday at her home near
Togus. The operation was successful.
Mrs. Penney is being cared for by Mrs.
Edwin Cain.
Mrs. Thomas Trask is with her son,
w. f. Trask in Portland, while MRS
w. Z. Trask is in the hospital Tor
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hayes visit
| ed their brother James Hayes in Ran
dolph Sunday.
James Hayes and J. o. Page have
each a large incubator in operation
and are expecting large hatch OF
| early chicks.
AT the Grange last week Button
Sewing contest took place. four gen.
tlemen being the contestants. Fl. l..
Hayes taking the blue ribbon. At the
next meeting there will be a nail
driving contest by the ladies.
William Packard Of Winchester, N.
H, was the guest Of Mrs. Villa Hem
enway Monday.
Good Will Circle will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Georgia Malaney
Mrs. Florence Thompson is in Lew
iston attending the Maine State Grange
| Lecturers Conference.
]. W. Thompson has sold his pota-
| toes to Alfred Small of Richmond and
| is hauling them to Gardiner
Mrs Mary Allen is the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs. Sadie Farnsworth, in
Randolph.