Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-01
nome of the latters son. Horace

the homo OF the latters son, horace
Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Lunn and fam.
lily of waterville were Sunday guests
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Pauline
Creed.
Mrs. Edwin Page Of Belgrade, who
with her little son, Edwin, Jr., has
been assisting for the past week in
the home Of her sister. Mrs. John
H. Field, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Page was also visitor Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Several from this way attended
the auction sale Thursday at the es-
tate of the late Emery Nash, Pond
road.
Miss Eta Swift OF Farmingdale
arrived last week for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. S. Taylor.
The regular services at the Bap-
fist church will be resumed Sunday,
May ). The pastor. Rev. Albert
Leach of Nassalboro, will take for
his subject. Vision and Service"
Albert Drummond Of Augusta
passed Sunday at his old home in
town.
Mrs. Arthur Drummond, who has
been i'll. is reported as improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Tilley Of
Lewiston were auto guests Sunday
OF the formers aunt, Mrs. NJ. s. TIL
ley. A good trip was reported.
Roy c. Smiley and Lawrence N.
Lyon left Saturday morning for
Bath to witness the launching of the
transport Bath, returning home
Sunday afternoon. During their stay
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde H. Lyon.
Mrs. Edgar Bailey and daughter
Jean of Riverside passed Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. a. Clark.
Mrs. Guy H. Lyon passed Sunday
in Oakland.
LAkESHORE-Will Folsom was
at Lakeshore last week shearing
| sheep.
A big crowd attended the auction
at the farm Of the late J. E. Nash
Thursday. Nearly everything was
sold that was on the list. at fair
| prices.
Members of the Red Cross met
| Tuesday at the home Of Mrs Eden
Wort and made quilts for the SOL
diers. They met again Wednesday
at the Grange hall and did all sorts
of Red Cross work.
The ice left the Messalonskee
April % this year Last year it
went out on the 2Sth inst
Sidney feels somewhat proud OF
! tic jharfI- knn6 ronorI
| was $4,000 and up to date about
$4,000 has been subscribed and
about 40 bonds sold
! White Rose Chapter, No. ia, 0.
! E. S, held it's regular meeting Sat-
urday evening. April q, with good
/ attendance. Much routine business
was disposed of and refreshm ents
were served at the close.
! On Saturday evening, May 4
there will be a flag raising at the
! Grange hall to which all are IN
I vited. The Liberty Loan Committee
! have made arrangements for good
music and speaking. Name of the
| speaker will be announced later
! The land is drying off remarkably
and many farmers are already work
/ ing on the high ground. Nearly ev-
| cry one seems determined to plant
all that they can care for this sea-
! son.
| Arthur Shaw was in Oakland and
; Waterville Saturday on business.
i Miss May Z. Longley of Upton,
| Mass, formerly of Sidney. is very
/ sick at this time. Her sister, Mrs
NJ. w. Keeter of Augusta. is caring
/ for her during her illness.
/ A. w Bangs was in Oakland Sat.
urday last on business.
/ Prof. Henry w. Brown Of Water
willie preached to the Odd Fellows al
the Free Baptist last Sunday morn
| ing at 1870. The house was well
! filled. He will occupy the same pull
! pit next Sunday.
/ Clyde Tillson OF Belgrade Lakes
was a business caller at Lakeshore
/ Saturday afternoon.
/ ". #. Peterson and family are
about TO go to Beverly. Mass, where
i they will reside for the present He
/ has rented his farm known as Ma
! pie Crest" to Harold Benson.
Arson Bracket of Waterville
/ passed a few days last week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ b. +. Bracket of the Quaker road
/ Sumner B. Robinson of Belmont
! Mass, was in town Thursday to at.
tend the auction at the Nash farm