Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-03
VASSALBORO

sOUTH-R. o. Dickey reports two
very fine litters of pigs. One litter
is all white, the other all black.
The Standard Oil team, which be.
came stranded in the mud Monday
afternoon was raised Wednesday
and proceeded on its way. The
drivers of the two teams enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Dearborn during their enforced stay
Lee and Lillian Stone are recover.
ing from the measles.
Robert Stone, a salesman for the
McNess Company. has been laid OF
for a few days by illness Of himself
and family.
Mr.. Kimbau Of Cross HUI is cut.
ting wood for J. P. Twitchelf.
Kenneth Stone. who has been III
with the measles. has recovered and
returned to Oak Grove Monday.
Mrs. Della Dickey has been making
some changes on the interior Of her
house. Dan Weber has been doing
the carpenter work.
Work on the summer cottages at
"Three Mile Pond" which had to be
postponed last fall on account of the
cold and heavy SHOWS, has been re-
sumed.
Robert Stone was a business caller
in Augusta Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Twitchell. who has a
fipe flock of Rhode Island Reds, re-
Gently found an egg that measured
6h by 81 inches.
Charles Adams has employment on
the State road. -
The heavy rains of late have badly
washed the roads and many Of the
culverts are impossible.
Howard Fuller and daughter OF
South China We're business callers in
the place Monday.
Ralph Dickey has completed the
painting of his auto. preparatory for
the seasons run.
Mrs. Frank Haskell is enjoying a
vacation at her home.
EAST-About Is girls met Satur-
day afternoon, and with the help Of
their local leader, Mrs. Abbie Davis,
organized their canning and house
keeping club for the ensuing year.
The following officers were elected:
President, Miriam Gates; vice presi-
dent, Dorothy Earle; secretary. Mary
Bartlett; treasurer, Marjorie Perley.
Alton Hussey returned Sunday
morning from Biddeford.
Miss Zilphaetta Butterfield Of Port
land passed the weekend with her
cousin. Louis Gates.
Friends We're sorry to hear Of the
serious illness of Mrs. Mary Chap
man, who passes the winters with
her daughter. Mrs. George Aver Of
Swampscott.
Guy Written has purchased a new
coupe. -
Mrs. Frank Tayler has been called
to Georgetown by the serious illness
of her father, Mark Mari.
GETCHELL's CoRNER-Mrs. Mae
Durham Of Augusta is visiting with
Miss Margaret Durham.
A banquet was held last Friday
evening at Rosecroix Inn, the guests
being the faculty. seniors and juniors
Of Oak Grove seminary. This Is the
first event of the season. a. the Inn.
ed there last season.
Miss Florence Trites is at home
from Haverhill. Mass, for a vacation.
to think that it isn't the
worst place to live, il the old Kenne-
bee river is going to cut up many
more such antics as she has for the
last few days. Hereafter, we will
not find any fault about walking the
hill from the station, as we will real
ize we are on a haven of safety from
Miss River"
A family by the name Of Cole have
moved into the old Tyre homestead.
We are having very interesting SER
mons every Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
preached by Mr.. Dean Of the Bangor
Theological seminary. at Adams
Memorial chapel. Everyone is in
vited and urged to attend.
Sherman Dillon has purchased
sedan.
Miss Nellura Jacobs entertained the
school children last Saturday
Games were enjoyed And
ice cream was served. The little tots
all went home very happy.
Osceola chapter o. Z. 8. will hold
its regular meeting Thursday even
ing Nav lth