Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-18
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EAST-The friends of Mrs Georgia
Shea will be sorry 10 learn that sac is
suffering from the effects OF slight
shock. She is staying with her daughter
Mrs. Newcomb. at her home rear Beech
hill for the present.
L. T. Wright. who has been Ill for
sometime is reported as much improved.
Miss Ina Moody has returned to her
work i'll The millinery store in Gardiner
The Twentieth Century Club was
pleasantly entertained Thursday March
il by Miss Mabel G. sullivan al le9
home. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Ada Allen.
Howard Butler, who has been connect
ed with SCOTS mill in this village for
the last year or more, has gone TO Gar
diner, where he has accepted a position
in the paint shop of Mr.. SCOTS garage
Boynton Scott, who with Mr.. Butler had
worked so faithfully TO make and keep
the mill success plans to follow later
We wish them success in their new
work. and express our sympathy in their
great loss al the mill, as the fire was
no. cnlv great loss to Mr.. Scott who
had TO insurance but also to these young
men.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Little attended
the funeral Sunday OF Capt Snow in
Dresden.
Misses Maude and Elite Dockendorff,
accompanied by Miss Grace knight and
little nephew Philip. attended the de-
bate given Friday by the pupils Of
Bridge Academy, Dresden.
Little Philip Staples, who was knocked
down and run over by the trolley cars
few weeks ago, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to enable him TO come TO the
home of his grandfather. Joseph knight
where he Will remain for an indefinite
time. His many friends will all be glad
to learn tina. although still suffering
from the severe injury to his right arm
the little fellow is gaining rapidly and
complete recovery within a few weeks
is hoped.
Miss Maude DockendorfT. who has
been nursing in Gardiner. has returned
TO her home here.
Miss Grace knight, who was called to
Portland few weeks ago by the rail-
road accident TO her little nephew. Philip
Staples. has returned to her home in
Wh!tefeld
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis o: Joica
town.
The Whitefeld Branch Of the Sunshine
Society met with Miss Grace C. knight
Thursday for an all-day session. About
80 members and visitors were present
The day was spent in sewing for the
hostess. A business meeting was held
at O'Clock and several matters Of busi-
ness transacted. A rising vote of thanks
was rendered the hostess and a. vote
taken to devote the next meeting which
is to be held at the hail, to work for
the order. Two new names were voted
on and received into the order. In the
evening the men arrived and a general
good time consisting of games, music
etc, followed until late hour. when
cake and coffee were served, after which
the company disbanded to meet again in
two weeks. March Is.
Mrs Henry Moody and daughter, Mrs
Lewis Chapman. and little granddaugh-
ter. Evelyn Moody of Pittston, visited
wednesday at the home Of Mrs. George
Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan Of North
Newcastle were in town Thursday. Mrs.
Sullivan remained over Friday with her
sister. Mrs. Harvey Thompson at the
village.
George P. Thompson is in very poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Edward Marson were
visitors Saturday in North Newcastle.
Miss Grace knight recently returned
from few weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. Belle Staple in Portland and was
accompanied by her little nephew, Phil
lip Staple.
Miss Sadie Carter and friend Of Dres-
den were visitors Wednesday at A. J.
Carriers.
]. E. Marson has three hogs that had