Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-02
PITTSTON

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones
are improving from severe colds.
VIII Clark has returned to his work
III Gardiner after an enforced vaca-
ton by illness at his home in East
ChcSlea.
Everett Bookings and Harry Brad
street have shingled the schoolhouse
at No 10.
Mrs. Harriet Williams was taken
suddenly i'll Monday morning. ne
cessitating the calling of physician.
The latest reports show but little
change in her condition. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs Will Grady of Whitefield, is
, caring for her.
Miss Mildred Sparrow. student az
Gardiner High school, is spending the
| Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. z. Sparrow.
Jo!ce pond was free of ice Saturday,
March ~, the earliest date for many
years.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Grant were
visitors Saturday at II. II. Cary's,
East Pittston.
A. NJ. Cooper, who has been in the
Augusta General hospital for nearly
six weeks, is now able 10 walk about
the ward and hopes to soon be al
F, lowed to return to his home.
| A large party of friends, through
! the thoughtfulness of the family Of
George Sparrow, assembled at his
| home Monday evening to aid In cele-
| brating the golden milestone of his
! life his 50th birthday. Although 4
complete surprise to Mr. Sparrow he
I was equal to the occasion and gave
| all most hearty welcome. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent in social
! converse, playing of games and lis
I tening to several songs sung by the
host etc. Refreshments were serveI.
! Mr.. Sparrow was we'll remembered by
T. his friends with presents. among
which was a pretty birthday cake
with it's so candles. dates 1865 and
I 1915 and G. E. S. upon it. Among
! those present from away were Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Foye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Lapham and Mrs. Herman
Scott and Lee Scott Of Pittston.
Schools began Monday. Mrs. Cora
Fowles is at No. 10 which is very
pleasing to all concerned.
EAST-Mrs. D. c. Sullivan and
daughter Mabel, who have been visit
ing in Gardiner returned Saturday t.
| their home in this village.
Mrs. Martha Glidden of Whitef1elt
was the guest a few days last week OF
Mrs. Angie Moody.
Mrs. Charles Otis. who has beer
visiting relatives in Massachusetts fol-
the past three months. returned las
week to her home in town.
Everett and George Dunton, wht
have been enjoying the spring recess
at their home, returned Monday t;
Kent's Hill Seminary to resume thei
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Pray Of Gardi
ner passed the week end with Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. NJ. Little.
Schools in town began the sprins
term Monday. March 20, afetr va.
cation of several weeks.
Another old fashioned dance will b.
given April at Fowles' hall.
Mrs. Hiram Mouiton is quite i'll a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Willis
Boynton. in this village.
The Twentieth Century Club wi,
hold the regular meeting Thursda!
| dAteTnooH, ApTH L, DIT tHe nome U
Miss Elite Dockendoff.
| The Junior class Of Bridge Academ,
! gave an entertainment at Fowles' hal
Friday evening, March 26, which wa.
much enjoyed by all who attended.
Miss Addie Wright is quite i'll al
her home. suffering with neuritis.
| w. H. Heath was a business visitor
Saturday in Augusta.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. f. Odiorne and Mrs
Ellen Reed Of North Whitefield re.
Gently called on friends in this place