Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-12
NORRIDCEW0CK

Miss Grace Packard, a teacher II
town, is passing her vacation In wa
terVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tompkins have
returned to tEeir home in Monmouth
after visiting relatives in town.
Miss Stella Packard, q teacher in
Livermore, is passing her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .. Is.
Packard.
Milford Eealey, who has been pass
ing the winter in Rumford, is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Savage.
Harry Head returned Saturday from
Orono. where he has been passing a
few days.
The date set for the dedication of the
new Grange hall has been set for
Wednesday, March q, and various
committees appointed are busy making
preparations for the event
Albert Parsons, who is attending
business college at Portland, has been
passing a week at his home.
Gurvin Grant has returned from up
river where he has been employed dur
ing the winter.
A very pleasant Christian Endeavor
SOCld, was litLN at tIC iloiIit VI MI anu
Mrs. Walter Crosby on Thursday eve
ming. The guests, numbering about 3d.
made the trip in a large team kindly
at their service through the courtesy of
W. A. Libby. The evening was very
pleasantly passed in playing games,
after which refreshments of cake, cof-
fec and chocolates We're served
Mrs. Linnion French returned Sat
urday to her home in Danforth. after
passing three weeks with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Brown.
The last ofnthe series of entertain
mentS given Urd der the auspices IF tho
Mems League was held in the Town
hall on Tuesday evening, the enter
tainment Being very interesting lee
ture by DR. Phelps Of Waterville.
Mrs, +. A. Hilton is recovering from
her recent Illness
Mrs. Lillian Hilton was in Madison
one day recently.
Richard Goodrich Of Hartland was IN
town on business Friday.
Roland Barker was in North Apsop
and Madison on business Friday and
Saturday anu
me Delta Alpha Club was vary
pleasantly entertained by Mrs Tbo,,
ma Gilman at her home on Nord.,
evening. The following members ,rara
appointed as chairmen of the NOM
hershlp. social and flower committees.
Misses Mildred Moore. Lula Huff ana
Edna Thompson. Mrs. Linnion French
the president of the society w.s w.
scented with very beautifu1 o;ot,,
IN honor of her recent marriage Ar
Ter the bUSiDpSG
Played and delicious refreshments NJ
ire cream cake and saltines served. In
observance of tho fact that Rev Iobn
iiteS commenced on Sunday, March
IL, his fourth year of service as nae
tof OF the Baptist church. the girls of
me ciuo presented him with a bouquet
o. carnations TO show that they. as
Well as all other members of the mar
ISM appreciate his untiring efforts for
the good of the church.
The death of Mrs. Annie Nav Has
kell occurred on Tuesday at her home
after an illness of about three months
from liver trouble. Mrs. Haskell was
born in Mercer on Dec. 20, 1871. the
daughter of Solomon and Jane Tray.
Before coming to this town to mako
her home she lived for time at New
Gloucester. at which place on Dec Ok |
1896. she was united in marriage to
Eugene Haskell. She was a member ne |
the Methodist church at Mercer ana
also member of the Eastern Star
Lodge of this town. She was a wop,.,,
well liked by a score of friends ava
was faithful and loving wife 90
mother. She is survived by her bns
oandF two children. Fannie of NJ
ridgewock and Ivoy of Texas. ono sis
Ter and two brothers. Funeral serviaou
were held in the Congregational cb,ret
IN Saturday morning under the a.,
olces OF the Eastern Star Lodge Rev
Charles Meeker being the off1ciat;n tn