Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25


of the China telephone were put out
of commission. which will require
several days to repair.
The Woman's Benefit Association
will hold it's next meeting at the ves-
try at Center Vassalboro, Thursday
May &c.
Among the business callers who
have visited Augusta during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. X. j.
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Howe,
r. c. Dickey. c. H. Morse, and c. w.
Taber.
Mrs. Della Dickey returned home
Sunday from Waterville, where sne
has been receiving surgical treat
ment at the Sisters hospital. For
the past few days while convalescing,
Mrs. Dickey was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Whitehouse and sis
ter of Morrill, avenue. Waterville.
While at the hospital Mrs. Dickey
received many remembrances from
friends, which were all greatly en-
joyed, as each added a ray OF sun
shine and cheer during many lonely
hours All are glad to welcome Della
home again.
Mrs. Alice Howe is in Augusta for
a time.
Mrs. Iva Phillips and children are
visiting her brothers in Augusta for
a short time.
Mrs Ida Haskell, of Augusta
passed the weekend at her home in
this place.
A letter received Eby the corre-
spondent of the Kennebec Journal,
last week from Mrs Lizzie Dickey OF
West Roxbury, Mass, saying she
was feeling well again after a long
illness, will be pleasing news to her
many friends and old neighbors. She
thanks all in uniting in sending
tokens of remembrance on her birth
day Of May IA.
Mrs. Viola Wordsworth of Bow
Goinham is visiting her father, Frank
Haskell for a few days.
Mrs. James Clark, who has been
staying a few weeks with her nep-
hew, r. c. Dickey, returned to her
home in Augusta Saturday.
Dan Webber was a business caller
at West Winslow Monday, May 16.
The Grange at South China on
Wednesday evening, Eastern Star at
Weeks Mills Thursday evening, and
the entertainment at Center Vassal-
boro Friday evening were each we'll
represented by members and friends
of this place.
The Ladies Holly Club of this vi
cinity met at the pleasant home of
Mrs. o. D. Nelson, Saturday after
noon. AT the close of the meeting,
dainty refreshments were served. AT
late hour the members departed
for their various homes, each feeling
they had been royalty entertained by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Harry Doe on the
Outlet road.
Friends of Ed. Lamson of Connec-
ticut will be sorry to learn of his re-
cent misfortune in having his wrist
fractured while engaged in his duties
at garage. Mr.. Lamson was a for
mer resident of the neighborhood.
CROSS HILLI-Win Davis has mr.
chased pair of fine black horses for
farm work.
w. Plummer Fred Dean and
Howard Knowles are repairing the
roads.
Fred Guoverett of Augusta is build
ing new barn on his farm at Cross
Hill.
Lewie Roy and family intend to
move to Augusta on the Bangor road
the first of the week
Henry Scates has gone to Mt. Yer
non to look after his farm there.
MRS. Harry Soule and daughter
Bertha and Mr.. and Mrs. George GIid-
den were in Mt. Vernon last week.
Whiel there they visited Mrs. Maud
Plnkham and family Of Readfield.
MRS. Gordon Gerard, son Roland
ana sister, Angie Glidden, have gone
10 Readfield to visit their sister. Mrs.
Maud Pinkham.
Velma, the little daughter Of NJ
and Mrs. Harry soule, was taken from
the Augusta tomb Thursday, Nav 10
and carried to Mt. Vernon for buri.1
Howard Raynie of Watervil1e ~. :,
at nome with his family on Cross hin
last Sunday. -''-