Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-15
BELGRADE

bELURAAJE
The Ladies' Aid Of the Old South
church will hold fair and entertain
ment Friday afternoon and evening.
Nov. "a. A chicken pie supper will be
served. after which the dramatic club
Of Mt. Vernon will present drama.
The committee in charge Of the va
rious tables are: Mrs. Minnie PEN
ney, Mrs. Mabel Farnham and Miss
Evelyn Tibbetts. fancy goods: Mrs.
Nellie Wadleigh, Mrs. Eva McDermott
and Mrs. Mabel Pray. candy table;
Mrs. Celia Penney. Mrs. Effie Adams
and Mrs. Nora Minot, aprons; the
fishing grounds will be presided over
by Mrs. Jennie Clark. Mrs Julia Han
son and Mrs. Charles Burnham; Mrs.
Minot will have a table of spe-
Gals and the supper will be in charge
Of Mrs. H. Fl. Adams, Mrs. Rose Wad-
leigh and Mrs. Frank Tibbitts In
case of storm, the affair Will be post
poned until Saturday.
The Ladies Aid of the Old South
| church will hold their fair Friday,
| Nov. "a, or if stormy, Saturday after
presented by Dennis Corner Dram
attic club entitled Her Honor the
Mayor"
Joseph, the son Of Mr. and Mrs
! Austin Kinney was operated on for
! appendicitis at Augusta general hos
! pital Wednesday forenoon.
| Mrs. Lester Thompson has con
/ cluded her visit in Belgrade and
/ Joined her husband in Augusta
| where they plan to live.
! Joseph Strickland is recovering
from the effects of a badly bruised
hand which he injured in the mill last
week.
LOREN Kelley passe' Sunday at the
| home Of his father.
Mrs. Frank Tibbetts is visiting at
Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. Adley are visiting his
parents in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson and
daughter have returned to their
home in Augusta after visiting rela
tives in Belgrade.
Belgrade Grange held their regular
meeting Saturday, Nov II, when the
\
| ferred upon ten candidates. One
hundred thirty-three members, in
Guiding visitors from Oakland, were
at supper. Much credit is due Mr..
! and Mrs. Carol Sawyer, and helpers
| for the fine supper and the manner in
which it was served. Next Saturday
\ Belgrade grange plans tos visit Oak
land grange at an all day meeting.
J NORTH-Fourteen members of
Salmon lake grange attended Kenne-
| bee Pomona meeting at Monmouth
| Wednesday.
| Samuel Friedman and Louis
Fleisher, directors Of Camp Kennebec
and Camp Kennebec Jr., were in
town Friday on their way to a hunt
| ing trip.
Alvah Watson, w. l.. Withers and
Harry Higgins of Oakland started
on a hunting trip Friday.
| Ralph Pottle of Gardiner, who has
been in the northern woods for a
week, returned Saturday with a fine
buck deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor and
daughter, Luella, and Florence With
/ ington of Waterville, passed the week
end in town.
At the regular meeting Of Salmon
lake grange, the first and second de-
grees were conferred on class Of
| candidates and several applications
| were received for membership. A
| program suitable for Armistice day
| was carried out by the Lecturer. Re-
| freshments were served.
Mrs. Wilbur Carroll and three chill
dren of Oakland were Sunday guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Ellis.
Mrs. Sadie Bickford and son. James,
were at home Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gleason have
moved into the bungalow owned by
Ralph Wyman.
The Central Maine power company
started to repair the dam at the out
let Of Salmon lake but were called
to another job before finishing it.
Mrs. Lucille Cook has gore to New
York where she will pass the winter.
Mrs. Charles Clukey, who has been
passing the fall months at her cottage
here, has gone to Waterville for a
few weeks before returning to Boston
for the winter