Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-21
CHINA

Waterville, is now i'll at home.
Edward Cook was operated on in Au-
burn last week for adenods and apsccss
in the car.
Bartlett I.ampson and Robert Fletcher
have both had the mumps the past week
Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Muflel
Hutchinson and three children. who have
been visiting their parents. Rev. and Mrs
Longley, have gone to Ash Point. Mrs
Browns home.
About 40 attended the Red cross soclal
at Mrs. Sadie Denico's last Monday eve
ming and the usual good time was en-
joyed. The offering was s..
The Red Cross chapter meets with Mrs
Della Lewis on Friday.
Mrs Stella Washburn underwent a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at the
home OF w W. Washburn last Friday
and is now doing well
Mrs Abbie Mosher Of Weeks Mills is
the guest this week Of her cousin, Miss
Annie Doe.
d. B. Harrington, who went from here
to Los Angeles, Cal, writes of most
delightful winter. He is now building a
bungalow there.
Thirty-two Patrons assembled at the
Grange hall Tuesday evening for the reg
ular meeting Of Silver Lake Grange.
Nearly all officers were present. After
the business meeting one candidate was
instructed in the fourth degree. One APP
plication for membership was received.
The program was as follows: Star Span
gled Banner" Grange; roll CALL answered
by quotations; reading, "Hoover's Calen-
dar." W. B. Bailey; vocal solo, Emma
Pinkham, who responded to an encore:
vocal duet, Ethel Brann and Lizzie Fish;
singing, "America.' Grange.
| NECk-Mrs. T.. c. Bailey. who has bccl
confined to the house by sickness for sew
cral weeks, was able to take a short ride
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jones returned
home Saturday after visiting for few
days Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Sarah
IIovey OF Watcrvilc
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Brsnn made
business trip to Augusta Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Clark of Watervile, W. e.
Bailey and son Nelson and Miss Lizzie
Z. Fish of China vllcgc were guests sun
day Of +. c. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mitchell were in
Watervillc Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Dcnico entertai lined
the Red Cross social Monday evening. A
good number were present and a nice sum
of money was collected.
George Patterson had the misfortune
to cut his foot quite badly while working
in the woods at II. B. Mitchelrs.
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ing Saturday afternoon at w w. Jones'.
SoUTH-Mrs. Virginia c. Jones and
daughter Miss Virginia. who have been
passing the winter in Weston Mass.
ere expected soon and will open their
summer residence here.
The Red Cross will meet this week
Thursday at the library
Rev. Frank L. Jones of Somerset,
Mass. who came here on account Of the
illness of his mother Mrs. f. X. Jones.
preached at the chapel Sunday morn
ing.
The young people arc rehearsins
special music for Easter and mot Tues
day evening with Mrs. r. c. MaxwcN.
Mrs. Eta Sibley was q recent guest
of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Jones.
Charles Stanley of Providence. r. l..
is at G. +. Frycs. assis ting him in
getting his wood and ice.
The condition of Mrs. l.. H. Jones.
W hn is confined to her bed remains
about the same with not much hopes
of recovery.
Miss Agnes Mosse of East Vassal-
boro is visiting her cousin, Miss Mar
icrie Weber.
The annual meeting of the W. +. NJ
$. was held last Thursday at Mrs.
Laura Jones. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Annabel NJ. Jones; vice
president, Mrs. Ida c. Jones: record
ing secretary. Mrs. Emma f. White
house; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Lena Austin: treasurer Mrs Emma
Jones.
The Red Cross members are making
plans for a social time to he held in G..
A. r. hall Wednesday evening. March
-. Supper and entertainment.
Mrs Eta Sibley returned to her
home Tuesday after passing several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. I. Lin
coin Jones.
WEST-Mrs. Addie Jepson passed
the day. Friday, with Mrs. Elmer
Wentworth.
The N u. L. Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Perkins Friday afternoon.
notwithstanding several OF the men,
bers were obliged to be absent. n very
enjoyable meeting was held. The
question on War time economy, was
we'll discussed, Refreshments We're
served by Mrs. Perkins.
Oscar Ward has been getting up his
years supply Of wood the past week.
very few wood piles are seen this way
on account of the deep snow in the
woods.
w. E. Bailey was caller at Charles
Bailey's, Sunday night.
Belden Tingley has just sold 20
bushels Of yellow corn for seed at IS
per bushel.
Charles Bailey is hauling pressed hay
- waterville for c. Getchel