Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-04
KENNEBEC.,
VASSAL BORO.

Mrs. katle FOWleT is caring IoT d
flock of small chickens hatched last
week.
Charles Elliott of Winslow has moved
into the farm house at Mt. Pleasan,
farm and Is cutting wood and lumber
Miss Alice Brown of Riverside came
home wednesday to pass the day with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown
Mrs. Eta Twitchell and F. Belle
Taylor attended Pomona Grange Tues
day at East Vassalboro.
l.. w. Mason of Augusta was caller
| in the place for few hours Sunday.
| Fred Merrill of Augusta was in the
place Friday and bought cow and
calf of Chas. Perkins.
Everett Richardson and daughter of
Randolph were Saturday night and
| Sunday guests of his sister, Mrs. c.
! H. Morse.
Mrs. E. Miller, who has been caring
| for Mrs Melinda Webber, returned
home Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Randall were
| guests Saturday of Mr.. Randalls sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. A. Robbins Of Riverside.
| Miss Christine Webber of the Cony
| High school, Augusta, was a k-end
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Webber.
Dan Webber and Lin Sabin attend
ed the auction Saturday at Frank
Gardner's. Weeks Mills.
Mrs. Minnie Sabin and daughter,
Miss Erlena, and Mrs. Mabel Webber.
were in Augusta Saturday on com
| bined business and pleasure trip.
Frank Mason of Waterville was en-
tertained Saturday evening at VI. L.
Sabin's.
Mrs. Maud Perkins has flock of %
pullets. which laid 81 eggs in the
month OF February.
Mrs. Fred Anderson returned home
Sunday from Lewiston, where she was
called the first of the week by the seri-
GUS illness Of her son, George, with
pneumonia A slight Improvement
is reported in his condition at this
writing.
A. c. Brown finished filling his Ice
house Friday. He was assisted by A.
L. Casey, H. E. Casey and c. w. Taber
with their teams, while f. Miller. j.
Cook and Ralph Taber did the saving.
Mrs. Emma Brann was visitor in
Waterville Tuesday.
NJ. z. Brann was hauling potatoes
to yassalboro station and fertilizer
from East Vassalboro several days last
week.
Mrs. d. w. Whitehouse has been
quite poorly the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talouse of Halloween
were guests Saturday and Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Davis.
Marcelius Davis attended the
funeral of the late Benj X. Wood Fri
day afternoon at Center Nassalboro.
q ID Nelson, James Crosby ana
omar Davis were hauling saWdust last
week for dunnage.
The families of Edward Howe, Root.
stone and o. D. Nelson are all victims
of the prevailing epidemic of colds.
EAST.-Mrs. Louis Masse, MISS
Masse. Miss pierce and Miss Babb at
tended the Social Friday evening at
Erskine Academy, China.
Ben Hadley from Bar Harbor was a
recent guest of friends in the village.
Miss Edith p. Priest accompanied the
girls basketball team on their recent
trip to NJ. c. T., Pittsfeld.
Siiss Irene Jackson has been suffer-
ing the last week from the mumps.
The Christmas Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Hussey.
Mrs. Frances Hughes and Miss Vir-
ginia and Mrs. Richard Hughes an OIL
Springfield, Mass, are guests OIL MI.
and Mrs. E. r. Priest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washburn OF
tbe Haniford house in WaterVille were
in town Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ruth Hussey of Colby Coliese
was the guest Sunday of Mr. ana MIS-
f. O. Hussey.
Arnold Mover and Miss Annie Now
or were guests Wednesday evening Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Priest.
Mrs. Charles Mower. who has been
guest of friends in Waterville Tor the
past week, returned home SATURDAY
evening.
Stanley Whitney of Fairfield was a
caller Saturday at the home Oh MI
and Mrs Warren Seaward.
Miss Dallas Babb was the guest over
Sunday Of friends in Weeks Mills
David Gates was a business ca'iei
Thursday in Waterville.
The Library ASSociatioH 6"'@
lonial entertainment at FRIENDS chufch'
f,ne program was carried out con-
sisting of musical selections ana
sketches from the life of washington
and a brief review of the life OF Mar
tha Washington. Ice cream was serv-
ed from which nice sum was realiz-
ga and added 20 the Library fund. Ar
ranaements were made for an Easter
fair. Work will begin on the ouiioins
a. once so It can be moved before the
ice IN the lake begins to weaken. Nv
eryone who is benefited by the use 0,
the books no doubt viii be glad 10 ieho
a helping hand so permanent hohie
NAV be secured for the property oe-
longing to the library.
cPOSS HILL-Funeral services TOT the
tote Reniamin x. Wood were held at
p NJ Friday from the Baptist church d.
canter yassalboro In the presence Oh
relatives and many friends. Rev. f. W.
K,ein of North Vassalboro officiatins'
The two beautiful selections, Nearer
NV God to Thee and 'One sweetly Sol
emn Thought were sung by the pastor
and s. B. Richardson. The bearers Were
r. w. Ballard, Eisbry Mccoy. Arcnie
oh. apa = C. Ballard. 1nterment