Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-26

the Bethany church at 1870 and al ii
union service of the Christian En-
dcavor society and the parish at $50
l.. NJ.
The morning train which is SEIZED.
uled TO leave here ut o'clock, did
not get out until a few minutes after
s Saturday morning, because the
train which should arrive here at
TAO did not come in until about
eight minutes after eight.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Dean and
Mr.. Deans mother have all been
quite ill at their home on Poplar
street with grip and Mrs. Thomas
Dean has also had bronchitis.
Frank NORM who has been n sur
Gical patient at the Somerset hos
pitaI where he has submitted to two
operations, was discharged from the
institution on Friday and has gone
to his home on Poplar street. His
| many friends hope for him 4 contin-
uance of improved condition in his
health.
Miss Lila Weston was in Arson
Saturday to attend the funeral SER
vice for her uncle, James Weston
and her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Yorke
which were held at 2 o'clock Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. A. T.. Perkins, who with MI
Perkins are passing the winter in
Skowhegan caring for Mrs. Perkins
mother Mrs. Danville Fish, returned
| Saturday from her home in East
! Wilton where she has been on bust
/ ness for Il few days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Eonnelly Of
! East Wilton were in town over sun
! day the guest Of Mr.. Nonnellys
grandmother Mrs. Danville Fish Of
East Front street.
/ Lucius Packard has returned to
his home i'll Norridgewocll after Wis
| iting for Il few days with his aunt,
| Mrs. f. NJ. pinkham at her home on
| High street.
| Miss Carolyn and Dorothy Ho-
/ bart. teachers ut Good VIII farm
! passed Saturday and Sunday with
! their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
| Hobart of High street.
Mrs. John Shaw of Fairfield. was
| i'm town Saturday to see her sister,
. Mrs Bessie Jewell of Canaan, who
! is Il patient at the Kennebec Valley
| hospital.
Mrs Edward Weston and children,
| Richard and Jean. returned Saturday
| noon from Portland where they have
| guests Of her sister and husband
! Mr. and Mrs. Roy f.. Haywood.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter BiGelow of
| Nmridgewock. were in town Friday
calling on Mr.. Bigctow's sister and
| husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont RI.
| Applcbv of JcWett street. Mrs.
| Alice Ei%clow. who has passed two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. An-
! plehr. returned 70 her home in Nor
| ridgcWock with her son and Wife,
| Friday.
David Richards ma Miss Mary
Wiley were in Waterviile Satur
day to see Mr.. Richards brother.
Narcisic Richards. who is paticnt
at the Sisters hospital in water
| willie.
Rev Alexander Henderson. dir
], cctor OF the United BAPTIST con-
vcntion of Maine Educational Work
! was in town over Sunday passing the
| DAY with the Federated church. Mr..
| Henderson spoke 1T the morning and
evening services and at $50 in the
/, afternoon attended a conference Of
| the officers and teachers Of the Sun
| dav school. considering the Daily
/ Bible School. which the society is to
! conduct during July.
| Attorney Edward II. Merrill Of the
| law firm Of Merrill and Merrill. who
is passing much time in Augusta on
! professional business during The Sos
sion Of the Legislature. was at home
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gould. who
| We're called hcre by the illness and
! subsequent death cr their daughter.
! Mrs. Nathan Hunter Of Court street.
| have gone to Portland where they
! viii visit briefly with their dauGh-
ter, Mis-. Henry OBricn before re