Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-06

~ wsssrdav morning. She was loved |
sGfu .srsoted by all who knew her.
~ .ssssi win be Wednesday at 10
Much sympathy is extended
sshsr relatives
Victor Grange.
..z.. grange held its regular
WIZ ls,s~ saturday evening. May 2.
49, o,it 70 present. The social
w .rsnyed by all and the net sum
I NaS taken IN.
Mrs. Mary Roaks
-,.,a. Of Mrs. Mary Roake Of
t ,ssnr were sorry to hear OF her
tap.s Much sympathy IL extended
!. ~ laughter, Mrs. L. B. Thomas
"a family
Church Notes
,...sinr was held at the usual
g. sunday morning with a large
u nus,ssnce, Rev. A. N. Smith had q
49, interesting sermon-"The Heri.
that vas left to u and whae
-. - isayine to our posterity."
80 sunday 10 Mothers Sunday.
Ma ~ eoedially invited to attend.
- es !. school will be held at the
Rs ~ hn,,r. the subject for discus
!. aKnowing Jesus" Come and
~ ~ IN our Sunday school-we
nsM you. -
\ 10y. Miss Munro and Miss
,I.rhv were callers at the school
~ recently. Mr.. Hale, q ms
sssasy from Africa gave q very IN:
.ssssfing talk on Africa to the school
ssiidrer. All enjoyed It very much
80 49, Addis Fenlason ana Katie Cam
- vSre callers on Mrs. Sophia
ssMrsons recently.-M. L. Chase
= Tinckley was a business caller in
~ ssction Saturday.-Mrs. Dud-
a Kenneth Harbor and Mrs.
ns.Assn Of Masardis, who have been
gslsinr their brother, Lewis Sabins
| ~ IN past few days have returned
80 -. B. Thomas, William
,ns,sv and Dexter Fenlason were
.silsss in Waterville, Friday.-Mr.
riesaI Of Hinckley was q business
d ..iise n this neighborhood recently.
tSrher Holt and son Ralph were
!. saIIers At Mrs. Sophia simmons:
Enday.--Miss Greta Hoxie ana
ss1nd Marion Stevens OF Oak Grove
esrin6ry passed the Weekend with
~ sArents, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. p.
sssie.-Catherine and Lydia Gift
Nh have been i'll for the rast few
L 6ys-,Mrs. Lillian Jones and Mrs.
SsnaiA Miller of Fairfield were call
= "a this heighborhood Saturday
m IAemari Of Portland and Mr..
i1anaan Of Fort Mckinley have re-
,srn1d 10 their homes after visiting
nm sister Mrs. Lewis Sabins.-N.
+. Iunker made q business trip to
Nvn saturday.-Fred G. Doe of
isr,,tfa passed the past few days
mi his aunt Mrs. Sophia Sim
l n6hsr James Badger made a
Idiiu1sa trip to Nofridgtwock Mob
Carroll Otis. who passed the
.yCak.sad 1t Cath-Autslia Farm, left
| Sunday for Wilton whore he 10 en-
4 Iieyo6 Rev. A. N. Smith and
/. cSndson Richard Sawyer, were din
- fjtests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ffaAt Cannon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mryey Doe Of Waterville passed the
NJ .isw days with his aunt Mrs.
6phia simmons.-Roy Chase Of
lSrtIand has been passing q few
,isys With Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sa-
IIns- Catherine and Madeline
Hoxis Of Witkrville, passed the
Vesk-end with their cousin, Greta
Horie--Mf. and Mrs. Rogers Of
Nuridgewock were callers on her
Mother, E. ]. Emery, Sunday.--Mr.
I'D ana Mrs. Elmer Strickland and
| children were callers in Fairfield,
murray. and Mrs. d. B.
! Itnlason, Dexter and Evelyn Fen
|khson Mrs. Catherine Day and Mrs.
Carroll Otis and son were callers on
N. and Mrs. r. L. Dickinson, sun
Of Mrs. Thomas
hsr are sorry to hear that she is
quite III at this writing.-Mr. ana
Mrs.. Frank Cannon passed Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Saw
tsDe; while there they enjoyed radio
cencert--Friend Of Mrs. Annie
Hciie are sorry to learn that she
sfl continues ill.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Thomas. who have recently
!. moved from Fairfield Center to the
River road were calling on her pa
nnts Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Fenlason
Sunday evening.--Stanley Stevens
nd Gilbert Muer were callers at the
(.sAeme Of ]. E. Hoxie. Sunday
Hiscllla Hun and Forest Goodwin
|nafe quite i'll at this writing.