Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

burning curtains were finally thrown
out OF doors and with the help Of
other members of the family the fire
was stopped. Mrs. Randall received
some burns but Is resting comfort
ably. No serious damage was done
to the room.
WEST-The n. U. L. club met Sat-
urday afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs George Taylor The topic
OF the afternoon was THANKSGIVING
The next meeting will be held Dec.
s with Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Little.
/ A very successful term of school
taught BY Miss Edwina Colley, closed
Friday, Nov. %. After one week S
vacation she will begin the winter
term.
Several from this place attended
the supper at East Fassalboro, Fri
day evening, given by the ladies aid
Of that place
Hattie Ward visited her aunt in
Fairfield Wednesday and Thursday
of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ward visited
their son Willie Ward at North Vas.
salboro Sunday afternoon.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Ham White
house returned Wednesday from
Augusta, where they had been for
nearly a week. About three miles
from the city, they were stalled by
the breaking of the rear axle Of
their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Avery of
New Britain, Conn. with their little
daughter Sherma, are at s. X. COT
fms for a visit
Miss Zeta Dawson returned to her
home at Winthrop. Mass, on Satur-
day, accompanied by her nephew
Carroll Dawson.
letter received from Bryan
Bruce, N. r.. stationed at Newport
News, states that he expects to re-
full pursuits.
There will be community service
on Thursday evening It the Friends
chapel at South China. All are in
vited to participate. 1t is expected
that free will offering for Red
Cross purposes will be taken at this
time.
The meeting OF TIE Red Cross
branch. will be held at the Library
on Friday Of this week. There Is
plenty of sewing to be done and AL
workers are needed. Last week &C
garments were finished. Mrs r. NJ
Jones will entertain this week.
The people of this community are
! planning to have a service flag in the
near future and hope to secure it be-
fore Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Louis Masse has returned to
her home at East Vassalboro, after
passing two weeks with her sister
Mr.. c. W. Wehber. Mrs. Weber IS
gaining quite rapidly now.
Thomas Sawyer has been called to
Lewiston by the serious illness Of a
cousin residing there.
Mrs. Grace Thurston is to teach
the remainder of the term at the
Lakeside school.
China grange will hold its regular
meeting on Wednesday evening If
pleasant.
Mrs Ida c. Jones has been visiting
in East Vassalboro for short time.
Mrs. Annie Austin left on Satur-
/ IDLY ibI AtIici, -hiSo'- "hSAS SIN "AA'
pass the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Starrett,
| Ham Whitehouse and his uncle
Daniel Whitehouse Of Augusta.
passed Sunday with Mrs. F. H. San
born Of Belgrade.
Mr. and Mrs Ronney Bruce were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs. r.
NJ Jones at Pine Rock.
! SOUTH-Thursday evening at the
Friends church there will be a Thanks.
giving praise service and social to
which everybody is invited. All are
asked to bring sandwiches or cookies as
refreshments will be served. An enter
tainment will be given.
| Hon. w. j. Thompson returned from
| National Grange Saturday night aftel
! being away more than two weeks.
| Quite a few from here attended the
Windsor Baptist fair and supper held
at Eben Hallowell's Friday afternoon
and evening, reporting a social time
and fine supper.
Mrs. Louis Masse from East Vassal-
boro returned home Sunday after stay
ing with her sister Mrs. c. n. Weber
for two weeks. Her daughter, Melvina
will stay with her a week. Mrs. Web
Der is able to be up around doing some
light work.
Erskine Academy Notes
On Wednesday at 2 o'clock an in