Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
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Republican Caucus on Saturday
Evening-Late Ice Boating

Republican Caucus on Saturday
Evening-Late Ice Boating
Patience Stanley Chapter. D. A. r..
held a very interesting meeting. Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Lydia Moody. Rel
cali was answered by current events
Mrs. II. B. Maxfield read very fine Ia
per on 'Arnolds Expedition to Queoec.'
Mrs. Philip Jackson and two children
Of HalloweL were guests Of Mrs. Cyrus
g. Wood. Rayol street, Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Watson left town Saturday
to join her husband at Rumford
Faul Mason came from Brunswick
where he is attending college. Saturday
afternoon. Sunday he went to Augusta
and submitted to an operation on his
thro having his tonsiis removed. Mon.
day morning he Was as comfortable a.
could be expected.
A Republican town committee meettns
was held Saturday evening. There will
be a Republican caucus next Saturday
evening at Town hall to choose delegates
to the State convention in Portland
March Is.
cline are guests for week of relatives N
Portland.
Harmony Circle meets Tuesday. March
), at 100 p NJ. with Miss Elma D. Shaw
on Central street.
Mrs. j. Fl. Rowell of Scion is the guest
of her son. c. Z. Rowell, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Bison were calico
to Chisholm Saturday by the serious i'll
ness Of Mrs. Bisson's aunt. Mrs. Poulin.
Mrs. Annie Davis went to Skowhegan
Monday to spend a month with her
Youngest daughter. Estelle.
CENTER-Baxter Tobey has been
drawn to serve as d juror at the court
in Augusta,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh d. F'lynt Of Au-
gusta were Saturday visitors at the
home of Nj. and Mrs. Charles +. smith
\ number of Augusta ice boat own
ers came out TO Lake Cobbosseecon-
tee Sunday to have a few hours sail
on their ice craft. There was all the
wind Sunday that the boats could
stand but the mild day added great
deal to the days sport, 1t was the
first time since the lake froze over for
the season that ice boats could be
sailed with any degree of safety as
the snow came early in the season be-
fore the lake was entirely frozen and
only a few owners We're willing to take
chances on the thin ice.
Mrs. 0. A. Morton was visitor Sat
urday in Augusta.
Several Winthrop Center boys have
recently taken the physical examina
ton at Waterville under the selective
draft law.
Isaac Muich was Sunday guest at
the home of his father, David A.
Murch.
Mrs. W. II. lockwood Of Waterville
was Sunday guest lat the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis H. Millspaugh.
Clement Il Taylor have been saving
up the wood piles for different ones
along the road
crows arc coming out into the coun-
Try as tho snow drops away in the
helds and leaves the ground bare.
Harry Winslow has purchased near
~ all OF the cows from Edgar Park
mans herd
Mr.. Frost Of East Monmouth was in
town last week. looking for beef cat
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Coburn passed
the week END in Augusta.
Charles Bailey was at home from
Colby College over Sunday.
Paul Bailey Of Coburn Institute was
q guest Of his parents for the week
end.
The Woman's Missionary class will
meet on Wednesday as usual for Red
cross work. Lat week there were Ia
members present. Mrs. Bert Stevens
OF Winthrop was there to inspect the
work and she found it to be excellent
and entirely satisfactory in every way