Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-09
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SOUTH-Mrs. +. B. Whitehouse of
Naterville arrived in the place Tues
Jay and was an afternoon guest of
Mrs. Della Dickey. Mrs. Wheehouse
returned to Waterville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Twltchell were
kuests for the day Thursday of Mr..
md Mrs. c M. Dickey.
Francis Lane of Litchfield was a re-
Fent guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Howe and granddaughter,
Miss Emeral Alice Howe.
c. Nj. Dicl<ey was business caller
Friday at Geo. Cheeseman's, China.
Fred True of West Windsor was
lscisting A. c. Brown Thursday haul
ng supplies for his stores.
Mrs Minnie Raynes and mother,
frs. Janet Mcpherson, were guests
Wednesday of Mrs. Malinda Weber
f China.
Mrs. Maud Mason and son, Daniel,
bf Augusta passed Friday night at
he old homestead; also calling on
Fome of the neighbors
Mrs. Ruth Morse was a business
taller Saturday at East Vassalboro.
Miss Adella Weber of Bangor,
teacher of the Whitehouse school, ar
lived Saturday and will be entertain
&d at the hospita BILE home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Morse.
E. A. Barnes of Waterville dined
Thursday at NJ. F. Davis
c. IT. Morse passed several days
asst week in Augusta, the guest of
bis sister, Mrs. Lottie Morse Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Dickey We're
quests Sunday of Mrs. DiclIeys broth
n and wife. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark
|bf Riverside They report Mrs. Clark
10 be slowly gaining from a recent
! Il turn.
| he Cony High school, is at her home
n this place for a few days.
Mervin Weber, Freshman at
)Bowdoin, who has been passing the
spring recess with his parents in this
place returned Monday to resume his
school duties.
Miss Mary Webber. a trained nurse
bf Augusta. has been enjoying few
bays rest with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Weber.
NJ. e. Brann completed harvesting
the brown tail moths nests on his
trees Friday. The entire crop amount
ed to 10 bushels.
VIII Randall and Jos. True of Vas
|salboro and Archie Caswell of West
Windsor were dinner guests Monday
|nf MIR. and Mrs. Dan Weber.
Miss Helen Miller of the NJ. I. H.,
augusta, was a Saturday and Sunday
visitor of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Elijah Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse were
En Augusta Thursday to attend the
Funeral services of Mr.. Morse's moth
Er.
NJ E. Brann was in Waterville Sat
|urday on business He reports the
travelling very hard.
Howe Bros, who were saving wood
Tor MIR. Boothby, O. D. Nelson, Naiter
|Jarolman, Charles Perkins and the
school house last week moved their
machine to the: Sturgis farm at River
side Saturday where with good wealth
er they plan to keep busy.
Dan Weber. was a business visitor
Saturday in Waterville.
Miss Kathelcen Whitehouse is the
possessor of a small flock of hens,
consisting of 16 pullets and 3 hens.
three years old, that laid from Feb.
to April 4, 54 IL dozens of eggs.
Mrs Katie Fowler has the contract
of transporting the scholars from the
Warren district to the Whitehouse
school and entered upon her duties
April g.
Friends in this vicinity extend con-
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Clarke of Riverside, who were recently
Although the snowfiakes were fast
falling and the ground shroudec in
blanket of snow, yet several signs of
spring were reported Sunday,such as
a large flock of robins, a blue heron,
and about : P. NJ. large flock of wild
geese were seen. all of which indi-
cate spring is rear