Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-11
VASSALBORO

ing on friends at Cross Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Weber and Mrs. Mel
Wixon were callers Of Mrs. Della Lam
son at East Vassalboro Tuesday.
Wyman Webber and Mrs. Anna Ran
dali passed Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Robbins at Riverside.
Miss Stella Barton Of West Windsor
was an over night guest at F. Belle
Taylor's Thursday.
Dan Webber has been planting pota-
toes the past week for Mr.. Bruce and
MIR. Jealous on Cross Hill.
Ira Sabin Of Concord. \. H.. has
been visiting at his brothers the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weber went to
Brunswick Wednesday to attend the
graduation exercises at Bowdoin. Their
son Mervin being one of the graduates.
]. P. Dickey who was called here by
the illness of his brother returned to
Boston Monday.
Miss Mary Weber a trained nurse
of Augusta and sister. Miss Christine
a student of Cony, and brother Mer-
vim who graduated from Bowdoin last
week are visiting their parents for a
time.
Callers at c. NJ. Dickey's Monday
were his sister. Mrs. Ellen Lampson
and son of Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Johnson and Charlie Morton Of
Dresden.
F. B. Whitehouse and J. T. Larrabee,
both of Waterville were recent morn
ing callers at Mr.. Whitehouses farm.
Mrs. Gertrude Whitehouse of Water
vile, Mrs. Della Dickey and F. Belle
Taylor attended Pomona Grange at
Windsor Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Twitchell and daughter
Miss Gladys were among the invited
guests at the Roberts Halves nuptials
Tuesday evening at South China.
L. w. Mason and son of Augusta
and w. D. Stewart. P. NJ. at Togus and
son were callers at the Mason farm
Sunday
Mrs. L. w. Mason and son Of Au-
gusta and Mrs. w. D. Stewart, Assis-
tant P. NJ. at Togus were callers at
F. Belle Taylor's Sunday
]. w. Lampson and mother of Au-
gusta and Mr.. Wright OF Readfield
were brief callers at c. NJ Dickey's and
F B. Taylor's Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Whitehouse and
sister Dora of Waterville were in the
place Wednesday to pass the 4th at
the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Perkins Of Au-
Susta were Sunday and Wednesday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo A. Robbins of Riverside
were recent guests of Mrs. Anna Ran
call. The party with their hostess
We're also callers at China village.
Mrs. Eta Twitchell and Mrs. Alice
| Howe and Ethel Miller attended the
Canning Demonstration Saturday
which was held at South China in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Dutton were
visitors in Waterville Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Haskell and daughter at
tended the Patriotic exercises in Au-
eusta Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Twitchell. Mr.
Mcfarland and Mrs Bertha Stone
Mrs. Elijah Miller and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Dutton attended the
entertainment at South China We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Robert stone and children at
tended the picnic July 4th which was
held in the Prince Bros grove at West
! Windsor
! NORTH-The funeral service of John
brlmStone was held from his late home
Friday afternoon, the Rev. ]. o. Rutter
/ pastor of the Methodist church officiat-
ed lnterment was in the village GENE
terry
The annual gathering of the Baptists
took place Sunday July at the Certe,
Baptist church with all day services
and picnic dinner at the noon hour
The Rev. DR.. A. e. Phelps was the
preacher of the afternoon.
An effort is being made to form a
troop Of boy scouts throughout the
town. The next meeting will be hello
at the Methodist church Friday even
/ ing of this week. All boys between the
ages of II and 20 are invited to be
present
Scout Master Meeks and Mr.. Ellis OF
. Waterville were in town last Friday
evening to help the local ministers ir
Scout work
| The Pollyanna Club has resumed its
meetings and social times. The follow.
ing officers have been elected for the
next six months: President, Beatrice
/ Surmans; vice president. Olive Farm
ham: secretary. Audrey Shorey. treas
urer Girlindine Priest
! All girls of the community who de.
sire to help in the Red Cross work arc
requested to meet in the Methodis
Nestry Wednesday afternoon at 2.3O
Every girl should be interested in thi:
work and be willing to render any as
sistance she can
Arno Scott and Walter Thornhil
were allowed to visit their relatives IL
town for the weekend. For the pres
ent they are stationed in Augusta.
Rev. and Mrs. Henley were rendered
g reception at the Friends church a
East Vassalboro. Thursday evening.
] The town team was defeated Satur
day by Dexter in an exciting game-th,
score being 90. The team played {
double header last week with Oakland