Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-29
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Chas. Wade was in Madison, Mon
day on business.-Roland Everett
was confined to his home last week
by illness,-Guy Emmons has finish
ed filing his large ice house which
supplies the larger part of the town
with ice during the summer. 1t Is
Of Il very fine quality this year
Mrs. Oscar Lockwood visited her
husband in Madison, Tuesday, where
he is Z working this winter.-Mrs.
Hattie Lewis resumed her work
Monday as operator in the office of
the Farmers Telephone Company,
after being absent some weeks on
account of the illness and subse-
David Rushton. Mrs. j. r. Bigelow,
who has been supplying for Mrs.
Lewis, finished work Saturday night.
Miss Frances Dresser has just
closed successful term of school In
Mercer and has gone to tho home of
Fer father, Frank Dresser in kenne-
bunk, to pass three weeks vacation.
Ralph Jones was called to Sumner
last week to assist mis- father, who ia
teaming for lumber camps in that
vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gray
of Waterville have been passing
several weeks at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Trip. where Mrs.
Gray has been assisting In the care
of Mrs. Nora Gray, who has been
very i'll. Mr.. Gray had the mis-
fortune about five weeks ago, to
break some of the bones in his foot,
and as consequence has been con-
fined to the house since.-Friends in
town of Willis Huntoon have re-
Gently presented him with a radio
set which has been installed. As
Master Willis is an invalid, this
GIT coming as surprise has made
him very happy lad. and it will
give many hours full of pleasure
Hon. L.R. Fo. som went to Augusta,
Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Executive Council Mrs. Folsom
went down Wednesday to attend the
hearing on the Primary question in
the eGlslature.-Mrs. jeanette John
son was calling on her neighbors one
Gay the latter part of the week, and
her friends are pleased that she is
again able to be out after being con-
nned TO ner home by illness since
before Thanksgiving-M and Mrs.
Sidney Jewett and Fred Jewett left
Friday for Cincinnati, Ohio, where
they VIII attend the Convention of
the National Gamers Association.
Alter passing the week they are to
go on 10 Atlanta, Ga, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. George Jewett.-Frank
Caswell OF North Arson was in town
Monday to attend the funeral of c.
". Farrand.-Dr. W. r. Brown has
moved his dental office to the new
rooms which he has been fitting up
In the Farmers Union Building.
which lie bought several months
ago.-The Wednesday Whist Club
met this week with Mrs. Fannie
Hussey.-The Village Improvement
Society met on Thursday afternoon
az the Library Parlors with Mrs.
Anna Harris andMrs. Tina Simoneau
as hostess. The subject of the meet
ing was The Mormons. Music con-
sisted of vocal solos by Mrs. Calder
Miller and Mrs. Neva Jones, and a
piano solo by Miss Bernice BlaisdelI
Charles Bowden. who was called
mere to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Charles Ferrand, left Monday
night for Detroit, Mich, where he
Is called by business. Mrs Rowden
ieft tuesday for her home in Strath
more, Pa.-Mrs. Frank Moore of
Madison visited her daughter, Mrs.
Christine Albee, over the Weekend
Hugh Hight and Roy Mitchell
went to Starks on business Monday.