Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

Gardiner. The new Jubilee Songs"
are to be sung by the chorus choir.
Mrs. Walsh will sing in French the
"Marseillaise," the national anthem of
France, also the popular Victory"
song. An offering will be taken for
the Jubilee Drive" of the W. c. T. u.
for "a Million Dollars and Million
Members"
SOUTH-Frank Dawson and son
Carroll have left for Winthrop. Mass.
after being employed on the farm of
S. K. Coffin for two years past. They
will be greatly missed in the COM
munity.
Miss Annabel Jones has returned
home after 10-days visit with
friends in Lewiston and East Vassal-
boro.
Misses Marion and Gladys Jones
are at home from Oak Grove for the
Spring vacation.
The old horse sheds at the Chapel
have been torn down. to make way
the new ones to be built by the church
and grange jointly.
The w. C. T. U. Jubilee Drive opens
on Wednesday evening at Grange hail
at 7.30, with Mrs. A. A. Walsh of Gar
diner, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wake
field of North Windsor as speakers.
Everyone welcome.
Mrs. A. c. Brown is visiting her
daughter in Massachusetts, for 10
days.
The day Red Cross meeting for
sewing will be held at the Library on
Thursday with Mrs. r. w. Jones ana
daughter entertaining. Sewing for
all and everyone willing to sew well
come.
S. K. Coffin is at home from Bath,
where he has been at work for num-
Der of months.
Mrs. Ida c. Jones has returned from
an outing in Hallowell where she Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Clinton Bragan.
The annual meeting of the w. +. Nj.
S. will be held at the home OF Mrs.
j. H. Holmes on Tuesday at 2.30.
Friends at South China were glad
to have John r. Hall of Weeks Mills
at the forenoon service at the Chapei
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hewett or
Weeks Mills passed the day Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Plaisted.
Miss Ruth Mosher, who has been
i'll with Influenza in Waterville. has
sufficiently recovered to return to her
home in this place.
The date of the meeting to be held
in the interest of dairying by the
State Agricultural department.. has
been changed to Tuesday at $50 at
the library All farmers interested in
Dairying invited.
Mrs. Julia Small is visiting Mrs.
Affie Pope for short time.
Virgil Reed. First Eoatswain's
mate of the Battleship Nebraska. is
at home on furlough. after cross
ing the Atlantic four times to bring
home the boys from France. He re-
ports unusually rough weather on
these trips.
Bluebirds and robins are increas-
ing in numbers. sure proof that
Spring is at hand.
SOCTH-Mrs. J. Harvey Mosher
arrived home Sunday after being in
Waterville nearly a week helping
care for her daughter Ruth. who has
=. been sick with tntienZa and who
has recovered sufficiently to be able
to come home Wednesday,, where she
will stay until able 10 resume .,er
work
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Goodspeed re-
ce;ved word Thursday of the passing
away of Daniel =. Lord of Westboro.
Mass, at the advanced age Of s6
years and six months. MIR. Lord will
be remembered by 4 good many as he
has been at the homo of Mr.. Good
speed for % years in succession,
stopping two week or more each
year Last summer he was unable to
,, come He enjoyed good health until
within a few daNs before he died,
death resulting from shock. He
Will be greatly missed by every one
who knew him. more especially by
MIR. Goodspead's people. who have
known him for a long tame.
Miss Alice Boynton, assistant
teacher at ErskIne academy. passed
the weekend with her parents ia
Newcastle.
Miss Flora Fitzgerald was Il
weekend guest at w. Q. Earring
tons.
Ruel Ellis. who has been on the
sick list, was moved to Benton to the
home of his cousen. Mrs. Martha
Getchell. Alton Hussey of Vassalboro
took them from Vassalboro in his
auto. He stood the journey better
than was expected and seems to DC
on the gain. His son. Ruel from
Chelsea came here and went with
him.
Mrs. Martha Getchell from Benton
was the guest Of Mrs. Charles Free
man last week.
Walter Jerolmon and Clarence
Ellis, who have been at Branch Mills
numbering this winter, have finished
and returned home.
Mrs Nellie Brown left Mr.. Thomr
sons Monday for j. r. B. Dinsmore's,
Branch Mills. where she will be for
two weeks.
Edward Chadwick. who has been
on the sick list the past three
weeks, is gaining and is up around
some.