Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-21
$4,000 Worth of
Syrup Pepsin Free

Fast Masters day at Benton orange
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton,
Mrs. Walter Reynolds, the Misses
Ruth and Marjorie Reynolds. Miss
Florence BoWden. Mrs. George
Getchcll. Mrs. II. II. Hersom. r. O..
Jones, Miss Sadie Merrow, Mrs. AL
bert Chamberlain. Charles Lane, FL
lery Jones, Charles Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Jakins, Mrs. Harvey
Hodges, Edwin Wilson, Mrs. Harry
Britton, Harold Morse, Alvin Mather-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Priest.
Mrs. +. a. Lancaster is confined TO
her home on Clinton avenue with the
grip.
The Fort school is closed for two
weeks on account of a case of scarlet
fever in grade three.
Ruth Norton is confined to her
home on the Reynolds road by i'll
ness.
Miss Zadie Reynolds was leader Of
the Christian Endeavor meeting at
the Congregational church. Sunday
evening.
Avery Morrow of Fairfield was a
weekend guest of his niece, Miss
Sadie Merrow at her home on the
Garland road.
No little excitement was caused
Sunday morning when a fire started on
Fort Point in the yard of the Texas
Oil Co. The blaze was discovered ~
Leslie York, who had it pretty we'll
under control lefore the local fir
truck arrived.
Edward Wyman of Nassa lboro was
a caller at the home Of W. 7. Reynolds
on Monday.
weeks on account o: an outbreak yf
scarlet fever among the pupils.
Lawrence pooler Of Fairfield was A
caller Sunday of friends on Bay street.
Last Saturday afternoon about I
o'clock two small boys were dscov-
cred in the stable of Charles MacCril-
lis, situated one mile from the Fort
The little ones were very cold ard
hungry when found and very much
frightened. Mr.. MacCrills took them
to the homo of Arthur Reynolds. and
as they could not speak or understand
English, much difficulty was expert
enced in finding out mach about them.
Mr.. Reynolds took them to the city
marshals office in Waterville and tne
officers located the Youngsters la
rents. They We're the sons of Mictacl !
ProulX and George Noel of Water
street.
Friends of Ada Gulllfer will be sorry
to learn that she is very i'll at her
home.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy was a visitor
at 1IcCoy's Crossing at Nassalboyo re-
Gently.
Miss Grace Knox is staying at the
home of Fred Fish of Benton avenue,
caring for her mother who is il.
Miss jayne Nevers left Monday for
her home in Patten, where she VIII
pass the time until kcr school opens
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M;chaud Of Wa
tcrville were guests Of friends in North
Nassalhoro and Winsiow on Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Smith vas visitor sun
day at the home of DR.. E. c. Hooper.
Taylor Hooper. a student at Law
renee High school. has returned to his
- 'uu+'S 6h''i pdSS1HS lew udNS Gt
lis home.
Friends of Mrs. Harriet Peck Will
regret to learn of lo- Illness.
An all-day meeting of the Ladies
Aid will be held at the church par!ors
Wednesday and a dlaner Will l,c sary-
Cd al noon.
Friends of Mrs. Carrie Weeks will
be plca scd to learn that she has rccov-
cred so as to be able to sit UP Cor a
few minutes at a time.
Mrs. Frank Wilson was operated on
at the Elm City hospital Sunday morn
ing and was resting as comfortably as
could be expected Monday.
Tic saw mill on Fort Point is shut
down fof an indefinite time while re-
pairs are heirg made.
Mrs. Cecil FarrinS;on and Mrs Will
liam Mansfield were visitors in Wa
terville Monday.
Those attending the past masters
meeting of the GraIge at Benton Sat
urday were. Mrs. r. G. Reynolds and
daughter Ruth. Mrs. Scott and daugh-
ter. r. o. Jones, Mrs. George Getch-
ell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Priest, Mrs.
Albert Chamberlain. Sadie Morrow,
Charles Wilson and son Edwin. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Jakins, Mrs. Harry
Britton and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph la
ton.
George. Libby. who has been in Ban
gor undergoing treatment for a broken
foot. has returned to his home on Bay
street He will be Obliged 10 go back
however, for further tre1tmcnt.