Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-12
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Inc Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold all day meetings at
thelr Vestrv on both Wednesday and
friday of this week to complete worl,
LOT the annual fair which is to occur
on Dec. 18th.
MISS Carrie Cleveland and John
cleveland passed the Weekend with
MS nephew. Alton Cleveland, and Mrs.
Cleveland in SEowhegan.
Mf. and Mrs. Walter Crosby and
daughter. Miss Virginia, were in
Madison Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. BIaisdel1 and
son Alton were in Augusta sunday
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Freder.
lex H. Davis. They were accompan
led by Miss Ncna BlaisdeIl. Mr.. and
MRS. Elmer Blaisdell and son Durwood
of Skowhegan.
MI and Mrs. Lewis Robinson plan
To leave Dec. 18th for Tampa, Florida.
Where they will pass several months
with their daughter Mrs. Charles Con
don. 0'''-
FRED Witham of Pennington passed
me weekend with his daughter. Mrs
frank Miner On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Miner carried by automobile Mr.
Nltham to North Vassalboro where he
VIII remain for time
susan Spauldlng, who has
oeSii quite ill. is somewhat better.
Nir, ana Mrs. Steve Mills and daugh-
ter Enid. of Oakland we're VISITING
relatives in town Sunday.
Carl Huff Went to the Central ,,.i,o
hospital iii Lewiston Monday where
he will undergo Il serious oporation on
his throat. VI"
Mr. ana Mrs Warren Blackwell and
son Ruel of Madison were Sunday
guests of Mr.. Blackwelrs sister. Mrs.
Althier Haskell
l.. K. Folsom is in Boston on bust
ness connected with the shoe fac
tory.
Hamlin Hale has a new radio set,
MISS Nellie Husscy was the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. Adde Spaulding in
"atefVllIe over the weekend.
Mrs. George Jewell passed sew
eral DAYS with her sister. Mrs\>Frank
Oliver in Madison last week.
Ralph Tuttle began driving the
school team Monday morning from the
Frederic District. so called ard will
carry nine children each day to the
public schools in the village.
H. ii. Vaughn has sold his automo-
Lille.
Lyndon keene is the proud possessor
OF a black lamb born the day before
THANKSGIVING.
The HereWe-Are club met with
Mrs. Maude Carr on Monday evening.
There is to be rehearsal of the
degree staff of the Rebekahs on Thurs
day evening, and on Friday evening
the degrees are to be conferred.
Among those attending the State
grange at Lewiston this week are
Fred knights, master of Somerset
Grange, Mrs. Harry Head. Walter
Head, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Tobey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holway.
Miss Florence Leighton of Surry
was entertained by Mrs. r. A. Whit
ney during her stay in town.
There will be an exhibition of bas-
Retry at the home of Miss Virginia
Hussey. on Thursday afternoon, Dec.
10Th, being the work completed by her
class. few of the baskets will be
on sale at this time.
w. b. Knapp of Havcrhill. Mass,
has begun his duties as foreman of
the stitching room at the local shoe
factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Richardson were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Tuttle.
A beautiful community Christmas
tree has been secured by the commit
anu VIII oe pldceu IN position
Christmas week. The first rehearsal
for the singing of carols by the cho-
rus was held at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon with "a present. 1t
is hoped that still larger number
Will be present at the next rehearsal
which occurs at 2.30 on next Sunday
afternoon.
John Boone has moved his household
goods TO Waterville, where he Is to
make his home.
Is spring about TO return for a sec
IND session in 1929" The frogs have
been heard practising their annual
concert: lilac buds, mayfiowers and
la lldn linnS NO rnnarich md :. first.