Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-03
CHINA


MIA at her home in Albion.
| Mrs. Oliver Weber has returned
! from the City hospital at Waterville,
where she underwent an operation.
| Bernice Weber is quite sick with
mercury poisoning.
Phyllis Farnsworth has the measles
and Donald Farnsworth is also sick.
| Waldo Washburn has had his house
painted.
| Miss Fife Hannah and John and
William Hartman of Colby visited
Miss Edith Washburn last Sunday and
Monday
Miss Belle Long!ey is taking a short
vacation from her school at Readfield
Depot She brought with her as guest,
Miss Lillian Brann of Readfeld Depot.
Several delegates from China Union
attended the Kennebec County W. c.
7. L. convention at Waterville Tues
day and Wednesday.
At the baseball game played at China
Saturday. Branch Mills against China
the score stood IA to / in favor of
China
Rebecca Cook from Augusta was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs Katherine Brown has returned
from IN extended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Brown W oodsum in
Saugus. Mass.
The heavy wind Thursday last blew
down half Of a very large old elm in
front Of Mrs Ella Nelson's house. 1t
fell on the roof Of the main house
breaking that and demolishing CHM
ney which went through the roof Of
the ell and through the ceiling Of the
room below, causing much damage and
necessitating a large repair bill.
Harry Wood is SO far recovered from
his recent severe illness that he will
go next Tuesday to his usual camp du-
ties at Lake Annabescook for the sea-
son.
The Memorial sermon was preached
at the Baptist church Sunday by Rev.
e. E. Longley This was the third time
that he has preached the Memorial SER
mon before this post. His subject was
THE Great Leader" With gratitude
was noted the fact that no death has
occurred in this A. J. Billings Post dur
ing the past year.
Rev. A. A. Walsh, evangelist, and
Mrs. Walsh will be at the Baptist
church conference next Saturday aft
ernoon and also take part in the Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning
services.
Woodbury. Rand and Arthur Riley Of
Colby were in town Monday.
Miss Mary Bray of Waterville took
dinner with the Misses Brainerd on
Monday.
Mrs. Chester Frost Of Waterville was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell last Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Bartlette of Augusta is
visiting relatives in town for a week.
Memorial day was observed at the
Baptist church Monday afternoon with
the following program. under the di-
rection of Commander Williams Of
the A. ]. Billings Post: Music by the
Koswelikit Orchestra; prayer by John
Copeland; song by the school children;
prayer by Rev. Benjamin Tucker; flag
drill by eight young ladies'; address by
Rev. E. E Longley. Only Il of the
members of the Post were present At
the close three cheers were proposed
and given with rousing good will for
these veterans Of the war.
SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. H. Whitehouse
returned home Saturday from Pema-
quid and went back to Pemaquid Mon
day to complete the cottage he is build
ing there.
Sidney Goodspeed who recently visit
ed his grandmother. Mrs. Caroline
Goodspeed, returned Tuesday to Rhode
Island.
Everett Goodspeed returned Saturday
to his work in Portland
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
]. H. Holmes at go p. NJ. Thursday.
Because Of Erskine graduating exer-
cises the regular Christian Endeavor
services will begin at p. NJ. Friday
evening in stead Of 7.30 as usual.
Mrs. Linwood W. Jones and daugh-
ter Marion made a business trip
Wednesday to Waterville.
Mrs. H. Whitehouse, Mrs. Emma
Robbins, Mrs. W. J. Thompson and
Mrs. H. W. Jones attended the County
w. c. T. q. convention in Waterville
held Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Albert Jones was in Water
vile Tuesday on business.
Mrs. George Goodspeed Of Oakland,
R T.. also Miss Lizzie Craig Of Angus
Ia are guests in the home Of Mrs. Car
cline GOodspeed.