Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-25
SIDNEY

Nov. Is. work being done in the
apprentice degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. s A. PhiIbrick were
business callers in warerviIle one
day last week
Many Of The farmers are doing
their fall plowing this week.
Mrs T. ". Longiey and son Sid
ney were guests of the formers Sis
ter, Mrs. Sidney Balentine of West
Gardiner last week.
Periey Bishop of winthrop was
II this vicinity packing apples last
week
Misc Dorothy Swift was a guest
of Mrs. Earold Benson Wednesday
afternoon.
George Tilton is making improve
merits in has barn in the way of new
tle-ups and stalls
M H. Bailey was business call
er in Waterville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Benson and
little daughter Katherine and Mrs.
! Clarence Bacon and son Walter were
guests Sunday III the home of Mr
and Mrs Frank Cowan.~
Miss Mildred Perkins Of Oakland
was the weekend guests Of ner
friend, Miss Caro- Bailey.
Miss Gladys Cowan, who has been
patient a. the Sisters hospital for
about two weeks, returned to her
home Friday
Many people in this vicinity last
Tuesday saw Aviator Harry Jones on
his return "trip from Waterville 10
Did Orchard, where ne goes to pass
the winter
Charles Cummings Of Canter-
bury, n. E.. is passing few days
with MS nephew. Eidon Wort
Merton jackson. Ber- Blanchard
and Theodore Longiey Jr left last
week for the big woods in search Of
game They expect TO be gone about
q week
Seiden Manter left Friday for
Hilton. X. Y. where ne will pass
Thanksgiving with his brother, Rev
George Edwards ManIer
Harold Benson was business
caller in Oakland Thursday
Fred Berry, who has been al Al
bert Bangs home since last April,
LEFT Thursday for Fred Keene's.
where ne will pass the winter
Smith Cummings Of Canterbury. N.
B.. has recently bought the Jam.s
Field place. He expects 10 take pos
session n the spring
Mrs. Ann T. GooGhue returned
home Sunday. after passing nearly
two weeks with her daughter, mrs.
Evan Bragg
nj. Il, Drummond was business
caller in Warervilie Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilton are
receiving cungrarulario ON the
birth Of boy. born Friday, Nov. Ia.
The young man has been named
Dean Seward.
Miss Rhoda Tillson was business
caller m Oakland Wednesday
Mrs. F. 3. Bailey and Eugene Cow
an were callers at the Sisters hospi-
tai in Waterville Sunday.
Clarence Bacon is doing cRrpen-
tar work for George TiIron.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. GeoGhue have
bought the David Munsey place on
the Pond road
The LADIES' Aid Of the NJ E.
church met with Mrs Ernest Lewis
Wednesday. Work was done for Mrs
Lewis and Mrs. NJ H Bailey At
noon baked bean dinner was
served
W. o. Porter and ]. r. Fillman Of
Canterbury. n. 3, have bought the
Charles Taylor place ON the Middle
road. They viii move here IN the
spring.
Percy D. Hallett was called 10
Philadelphia Tuesday in answer I'd
a telegram received that day, stat
ing that his son Vance had been Sc
riouEiy injured as a result Of a 20
foot fail from a steel bridge, while
engaged in civil engineering work.
t was thought 1t nrst that he
could NOT live. hut after several days
he regaiuad CONSEQUENCES and On
Mr.. HaIlett's return Friday he stnt-
ed that he was On the gain, although
still IN the hospttai. suffering from
q bad shaking up and q severe scalp
wound which required Ia stitches To
close.
NORTH-Arrhur Smiley passed a
few days last week at Bath. the
guest of Clyde Lyon.
Scott Brackert and Guy Lyon shot
a coon Thursday which weighed
Is IL fhE.
Sargent Emmons Torman and
Claire Penny Of Riverhead, 7. I.
were married Nov. Tth.
Miss Helen Gihley Of Paszadum-
keag. who is a student at Coburn
Classical Institute. WaterviIle, pass
ed the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Cora Guff
Mrs. Ellen Ward made business
trip TO West PownaI Monday On
her return she visited friends in
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