Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

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days. She will be accompanied home by
two Of her little nephews whose mother,
Mrs. Fred Wing, is quite seriously III
in a hospital in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Miller of Skowhe-
LUIS Miller Wednesday.
Frank CasweIl of Waterville was in
town on business SATURDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunlif have moved
from the house recently purchased by
MIR. Caswell at Burgess corner to the
William Mills house on Ward street.
Friends of Mrs. Verne Cunliff, a for
mer resident of this town, who ro1
lives in California will be glad to hear
that she is improving from. her recent
Illness.
Last week Fred Lawton shipped a
granite boulder to Pennsyly ania which
weighed IL tons aid was seven feet and
tIo inches high. The stone which was
taken from Mr.. Lawton's cottage lot at
Smithfeld and drawn into town by SIX
horsec viii be used for memorial pur-
poses
w. n. JllOiQ vas III w ave- A'4N ~-AAN
vicinity for a few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robinson are
the parents Of 8 1-2 pound girl which
arrived last week.
Miss Emily Sawyer of North An
son was in town on business one day
last week.
Mrs W. F. Brown has been suffer-
ing for several days as the results OF
a bad burn on her arm.
Mrs. Annie Burgess who has been
confined to the house for several days
by sickness is now able to be out
again.
Tom Moore who has been a guest OF
hi. father. Mr.. Chesley Moore for a
few days has gone to Fairfield.
Mrs. Mahala McIntire returned Wed
nesday from a several days visit with
her son in Belgrade.
Edward E. Barker made a business
trip to Waterville and vicinity the
first Of the week
An extremely large Owl shipped
alive from Shawnut to w. r. Clifford
one day last week attracted consid-
cradle attention. The owl has been
killed and will be mounted by Mr.
! Clifford who is a taxidermist.
Mr.. Perley Hartman of the G. w
Todd Co.. Rochester, n. Y, was in
town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Elmer Sawyer Of North Arson
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT SAWYER one day last week.
Charles Folsom Jones Of Skowhegar
was in town on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Soule spent
Thursday in Waterrille.
Miss Laura Baker has been confined
to the house on account of having trou
bic for the past week with her eyes.
James Hilton has a fine new case 70,
hardware in his new store.
Roland Barker was in Bingham and
Scion on business for two days last week
Leland Mc1ntire. who has been spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
ford Tibbetts returned to his home II
Belgrade Monday.
Henry Hilton visited relatives II
North Arson for two days last week.
Walter Crosby has a fine new pair O.
work horses.
Leon Felker or Madison was the guest
OF his friend. Frank c. Moore, Over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sawyer passed
the week end with relatives in North
Arson
Through misinformation the engage
rnent Of Lewis Miner OF this Town TO Ms;
Amy Regan OF Ptt.field was announce
in a previous issue
M. and Mrs William Soule spent
Sunday with relatives at West Mills.
Bert Corliss, who is employed at San
dy River. was AT home over Sunday.
The Village Improvement Society held
its regular meeting in the Library par
lor on the afternoon Of Feb. with Mrs
Roy Cunlif and Mrs. William Hobbs as
Possesses The topic Of the meeting was
'"Lincoln's Birthday and the New Ne
mortal at Washington" The following
program was given: Business; quota
tons. Thoughts and Sayings of Lin
coin" music, Mrs. Neva Jones: LIN
coins Birth and Boyhood." Mrs. Ellen
Fierce: Lincoln Day Mrs. Hobbs
Then the War Came" Mrs. Marr Carr
"Linco.n's Monument at Washington.
Mrs Stella Cunliff: music, Mrs. Robor:
Sheaff: 'Lincolns Favorite Poem" Ms
Grace Smith; America" At the mex,
meeting. which will be in charge Of Mrs
Esther Fuller and Mrs. Grace Smith, a
lecture will be given by Hon. =. r
Folsom.
The Junior class Of the High schoo'
held an entertainment and dance in the
X. of P hall Thursday evening. The fol
lowing program was given: Piano solo
Miss Mildred Moore; dialogue. Counting
Eggs" Miss Fannie Haskell. Charlie
Young: tableau. Temptation Miss NIL
bred Moore. Glenn Robinson; vocal duet
Miss Gladys Spaulding. Harold Pierce;
dialogue, f'Over the Banister," Miss Mil