Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-20
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MISS Marion PnilHpS, VINO mas DSen
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Orvilie Gilpat-
rick i'll Waterville. returned to her
home Tuesday. Her mother. Mrs. Leila
Phillips, went to East Vassalboro,
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Susie Proctor visited her sister,
Mrs. Chester Ieva, Sunday i'll Mont
vile.
Mrs. Jessie Peavey and baby who
have been guests of her sister Mrs,
Ernest Peva, have returned to their
home in Montville. Miss Louise Blais
dell is assisting her with her house
mold duties.
Mart Blaisdell is another of the
lucky sportsmen to get a deer.
Mrs. Hattie Worthing visited last
week her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Worth
ing.
Chester A. WorthinG was a recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Clark in
Freedom. Mr.. Worthing was also nuy-
ing apples
Willie Tobey was a recent visitor at
Mrs. Susie Proctor's.
Revival meetings are to be held at
the Greeley Corner Church beginning
Tuesday, Nov. "A and continuing every
evening with the exception of Monday
and Saturday until further notice.
Mrs Margie Clark and brother La
Forest was calling Tuesday on friends
Leon Clark is assisting A. L. Lin
scott with his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Downer. Mrs.
Margie Clark and La Forest and Mrs.
Lot Leighton were recent callers on
Mrs. Fred p. Drawn and family.
Miss Ayeril is assisting Mrs. b. +.
Coombs with her work.
Mrs Margaret Richardson recently
met with an accident by piece of
stick striking her in the forehead and
severing an artery The wound needed
the assistance of the doctor but Mrs.
Carrie Worthing and friends had stop
bed the bleeding and the wound is do
ing nicely under the doctors supervis-
ion
Mrs. Fred P Drawn and family
wish te thank all those who SO kind
" remembered her as follows: Mrs.
Ellen Turner, sirs. S. NJ. Handy. Mrs.
w. B. Howard Mrs. Florence Fuller,
Mrs. Nettie Downer. Mrs. C. B. New
hall, Mrs NJ. H. Turner. Mrs. Ada a.
Northrup, Mrs. W. S. Jones, Mrs.
Mabel Turner, Mrs C. G. Knox. Messrs.
a.
ner. Fred f. Worthing, w. w. Turner.
C. b. Newhall, IL. F. Chadwick, S. E.
Bowler. w. 3. Howard, Dexter Turner,
o. b. Stevens, Earle Stevens. II. w.
Worthing, f. NJ Moody, Pearl Pres
colt. w. d. Jones,
Mrs. E. H. Foster and son. Howard
Gldden, went to Augusta Sunday for
the purpose of visiting Mrs. Foster s
daughter, Mrs. E,lvira Turner. Mrs.
Carrie Lenfest of Washington is at
tending to the household duties in her
absence.
Mrs. Abbie Leeman is visiting in Au-
gusta.
Misses Eva L. Worthing and Dulcie
Croulrlett were guests of their par
ents Friday and Saturday, returning
Sunday to Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips at
tended the funeral Sunday of the late
Mrs Frank Shorey.
Mrs Nettie Dcwner was caller
Sunday on Mrs. Agnes Hisler at Mrs.
e. f. Coomps', also on Mrs. ]. f. Rich
ardson.
Three deer were seen Saturday aft
ernoon in F. T. Dodee's field and on
the road in Kansas. None OF the sight
seers had firearms with them, so the
deer escaped unframed.
Mrs. Charles Knox ard son Maurice
were calling on friends Sunday.
gloom is again thrown over Pa
lermo Center by the death of one oil
its Oldest residents. Mr.. d. ". Ben
ner. who passed away Saturday night
Mrs. Agnes Hisler continues about
the same. Her mother. Mrs. Madison
HisIer was a recent caller on her.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Jones enjoyed
an outing Sunday.