Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
HARRINGTON

The store formerly occupied as q
music store and funeral parlors by
w. RAYMOND Davis OF this town, VINO
is now located in his new place OF
business, is rapidly being made over
into an addition to Mars drug store
which it adjoins.
Charles M. Williams OF this tWon
installed the officers Of the New VIM
ward grange Saturday evening. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Williams.
Alfred Fortier of this town, whos is
attending college in Springfield,
Mass, has returned to that place,
after passing the holidays with his
family in this town.
Miss Frances Small of this town
is in Portland for a visit OF Few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
F. .Woodman Of that place.
The Thimble club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Currler
c. Holman.
The Abbott school opened Wednes-
day after a Christmas vacation OF
about three weeks.
The Opportunity Circle has elected
officers for the ensuing year, who are
as follows: President, Mrs. Alton
Tucker; first vice president. Miss
Nellie Farmer; second vice p resi-
dent, Mrs. Iona wilkins, secretary,
Mrs. Herman L. Whittier, and treas
urer, Mrs. Addie Norton.
The beginning debates in the Bates
interscholastic debating league for
the Pennington high school will be
with the high schools of Rumford and
Livermore Falls, this. taking place
about Marc IS. One Of these three
schools will be chosen to go to Lew
iston to debate there with the win
ners of the other debates.
The Women's Alliance was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. j.
p. Flint.
Fred Metcalf Of this town while
working In his sawmill at Waldron's
Mills. Wednesday, slipped on a snowy
plank, falling so that his left hand
fell in the path of a rotary saw. The
saw cut off two fingers on his left
hand. This is the second accident of
this nature that Mr.. Metcalf has had
within the past year. Some months
ago a saw cut off part of his right
foot.
Real estate business continues to be
slow, the following deeds being the
only ones recorded in the registry Of
deeds for the past week: Jan. 2, Ar
thur wilkins of Jay to Mabelle Ethel
Anthony of Weld. Maine, land and
DullQlnSS situated IN WlltCn, Jan. D,
Capitola p. Beckwith of Someryille.
Mass, to Dyke T. Curtis of Freedman,
Maine. land situated in Freeman; Jan.
5, Charles G.. Cummar of Weld to the
Weld Free Public Library Of Weld,
land and buildings situated in Weld;
Jan. z, The Wilton Wooden Co. of Will
ton to Frances H. Hunt of Wilton, land
and buildings situated in Wilton; Will
ton Wooden Co. of Wilton to John Ar
thur Stevenson Of Wilton. land and
buildings situated in Wilton; Gladys I.
Mosher' of Wilton to Colby Miller of
Wilton, land and buildings situated in
Wilton. a farm; Jan. 8, Ella Smelledge
of this town to Flora f. Taylor of
Farmington, land situated on Norton
Flat in Pennington.
The annual all-day meeting Of the
Falls Road Social Club was held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Gaskill, at which the following off,
GERS for the coming year were elected:
President Mrs. Henry Manter: vice
president, Mrs. z. H. Libby, secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Archie S. Patt. The
entertainment committee, Mrs. Arthur
Gaskill, Mrs. Harvey Gilbert and Mrs.
Charles r. Davis. The committee for
visiting the sick Mrs. Thomas Gilbert,
chairman. A big dinner was served
to large number and in the afternoon
an excellent entertainment in the form
of two piano duets by Mrs. Pratt and
Mrs. Gaskill and three readings by
Mrs. F.. H. Libby were given, and a
general good time was had by all.