Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-13
MALDOBORO

+ NORTH-Wa,ter Morse and Eddie
Crcamcr Of Washington were bust
neSs callers in this place Saturday.
Nelson kulcr and Mrs. Octa,i
Crramcr PASSED Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. Edwin Crcamer IN Wash
IH-ton.
in this place Wednesday and called
on her, daughter, Mrs. John A. Burn
heimer. . I, --
w. Il S,uman Of Waldoboro was Il
caller on Mr. and Mrs. E.lmus ShL-
man Wednesday,
Dana Lash of Winslow Mills and
4 representative of the milk associ-
alton were business callers in this
place Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Burnheimer
drove TO Waldoboro Thursday ard
were guests of Mrs. Burnheimer :;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Oliver.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas and
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney g. Robinson Of
St George were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmus Shuman Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. {. league passed Saturday
with her granddaughter Mrs. John
A. Burnheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Burnheime!'
and little daughter, of Waldoboro,
passed Sunday with Mr.. Burnhei-
mers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leslie
Burnheimer.
Amariah kelloch of South Thomas
ton was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
II. Calderwood Saturday and Sunday.
7 NJillar
ceived word Friday of the safe ar
rival of their son. Private Edwin G.
Miller, in New York. where he was
sent to camp TO await his discharge.
He is now expected home almost any
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Jackson
members OF Willow Grange, Jeffer-
son, were among the visitors at
Maple Grange in this place Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sukeforth Of
Thomaston passed Sunday with her
father Isaac Overlook, who stfll re-
mains very poorly.
Edwin l.. Miller bought nice yoke
of oxen Of Dwight Cummings OF
North Warren recently.
A. J. and G. E. Walter passed Fri
day with James S. Walter in Waldo
boro.
Mrs Ellard Mank was taken to the
Knox hospital in Rockland. Tuesday,
where she underwent O. critical oper-
alton. AT this writing she is doing
we'll and her many friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
f.oorUo Rum elmer whn has heen
confined to the house by sickness fer
the past two weeks, we are glad TO
report as able to be out again.
A. e. Johnston of Washington was
in this place Monday on business.
Miss Doris Fosg Of Appleton is q
guest of Mrs. w. F. B. Feyler.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Cora s. Walter Wednesday afternoon
and enjoyed very pleasant time.
Tie stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuel Orff Monday Feb. TO-,
and left them Il nee baby boy.
II. B. Weaver and James Sidelinger
of Marks Corner were callers in this
place Monday.
day with her sister Mrs. Victor V.
BufNhclmeF IN WslluODOIo.
William Flanders has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewelly0 Oliver of
Pleasant Hill were callers in this
place Monday.
Miss Belle Davis of Union is visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs. RoX%
GRAHAM at the home of Fred With
am.
Maple Grange held it's annual IN
stallation of officers Thursday even
ing. Feb. 6. and the following officers
were installed in a very able and
pleasing manner by Mrs. Warren
Gardner Of Rockland. Master. Fos-
ter r. Mank; overseer, q. d. Walter;
lecturer, Alice Winchcnbach; stew
ard, Walter Mank; assistant stew
ard Roland Walter; chaplain. Lena
Miller; treasurer. Edwin l.. Miller;
secretary, Oradell f.. Stahl; gate
keeper. Alden Winchenbach: Ceres.
Sadie Mank: Pomona. Cora l.. Wal
ter: Flora. Nellie Winchenbach: lady
assistant steward, Blanche Walter.
After the installation fine supper
was served in the hall dining room,
to which all did ample justice. ny
invitation White Oak Grange "f
North Warren were in attendance
and several visiting members from
Evening Star Grange. Washington.