Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-13

the Interscholastic Trophy Cup.
Rev. r. j. Mooney, Harold weeks
and DIR, f. l.. ToZier are to De the
Judges. The teams nave peen
working hard with the Principal =.
p. Steward. who has been coachihg
them. and a good debate Is expected
Friday evening.
cards have been received from Mr..
! and Mrs. Henry Munnock of Niagara
Falls, n. Y, announcing the arrival
of a baby girl, Elva Laurene, Mar.
4. Mrs. Munnock will be remember
ed as Miss Ruth Osborne, formerly
of Shawmut-Leander Young mas
returned to Burnham after visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Carl Wheeler
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forbes re-
! turned home Tuesday from Nassal-
boro where Mr.. Forbes has been en-
ployed in the woods during the
winter.-Herman Brown returned
Tuesday from Boston where he has
been receiving treatment for several
weeks at the Fenway Hospital
Mrs. Edward Priest and son. Norris,
passed Wednesday in Pittsfield with
Mrs. William PriestS-Mrs. Vesta
Pray celebrated her S1st birthday at
| her home on Western avenue. We'd
| neSday. She received many cards
and flowers during the day. Mrs.
| Pray was quite severely burned
| several weeks ago. and her friends
: will be glad to learn that she is get
ting along nicely.--Miss Ruth Nc
Lellan went to Portland. Monday, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgkins.
Mrs. Hodgkins was formerly Miss
Helen Pollard of this town.-Roy
Weston returned Monday from Bos-
ton where he has been visiting rela-
tiVes.-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clifford of
/ Upper Main street, are the parents of
a boy born March 8. at the Elm
City Hospital.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Dostie are the parents of an
pound boy born March 8 at the
Sisters Hospital.-Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Corey of North Fairfield are
the parents of a baby girl born
son returned Tuesday night from
Portland.--Mrs. Lloyd Harmon of
Clinton was shopping in town We'd
q nesday.-Carlton Cook is able to sbe
cut again, after being i'll with
chicken pox.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Murray of lockwood, Me, are
visiting relatives in town.-Mr.
Taylor, State Official of Augusta,
! was in town Tuesday.-W. II. Bun
; ker Of Augusta was business caller
in town Wednesday.-Mi Dorothy
4 att,t anu tiCI dIti IloSlOIu Vi AUG uS
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Gordon Tuesday eveninG.-Mrs. Will
liam Burrill passed Tuesday in Au-
: Custa with Mrs. Harold Jennings
! Mrs. George Gordon passed Monday
| IN Portland.--Dolman Littlefield of
Newport was a guest Sunday of MIR.
+, and Mrs. George Gordon.
NORTH-1Ir. and Mrs. Royal
Wentworth. Mrs. katherine Bick-
ford. Kenneth Paddock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Goodwin and Nora Huff, at
tended an all day grange meeting at
Victor grange hall. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jude Cory are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
OF a daughter. born March 10.
w. E. White recently purchased a
pair Of horses of Delmar Sawyer
"A. p. Powers of Clinton was in town
| on business Tuesday.-O. +. Hall
and son. Orrin were in Skowhegan
on business Monday.-Mrs. Carl
Stevens was visiting friends in Wa
terville. Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Philander Bessey of Hincllley were
business callers here Tuesday,
Ralph Clifford had horse badly cut
while working in the woods, Satur-
day.
NYES CORNER-Mr. and Mrs
Earl Knealand of Portland were
! week lend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
! Fred a. Newcomb, making the trip
by auto.-Nlrs. NJ. A. Hamilton had
as guest over Sunday her daughter
Miss Lydia and her friend from
Portland.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.
Devon of Auburn motored through
Saturday evening and back Sunday
evening: they reported very good
road all the way until they passed
Fairfield. Then it was very hard
travelling from there up.-Mrs. War
rem Bessie of Hinckley was caller
in this place MISUNDERSTANDING
Sargent of Skowhegan was a Sun
day guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Sargent.-AIiss Beatrice
Drawn was the guest of friends in
this place Sunday.-E,rnest Anderson
is loading cars with hay at the sid =
ing for d. L. Caine of Hinckley: NJ.
l.. Chase is also loading hay here
w. y. ToZier and son of the Center
were business callers in this place
! Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ward Chat
| man and son of North Fairfield were
in this place Sunday.
| NORTH - Erland Bickford was
! calling on friends in this neighbour
hood Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Erban
| Emery made a business trip to town
! Monday.-A. T. Hodges was a bus
mess caller in Waterville recently.
Mrs. Gladys Johnson and Mrs.
Rosie Fly spent one day in town re-
Gently. The roads are getting quite
good in this section and automobiles
are seen frequently.-Mrs. n. E.
Bunker was a caller in Waterville,
| Tuesday.-Ward Chapman Is having
his hay pressed.-James Badger
made a business trip to Larone
Tuesday.-Mrs. Roy Fenlason and
! three children passed Wednesday
with his parents.-Ernest Thomas of
Fairfield Center is helping his father
on his wood.-Mr and Mrs. Julius
Corey are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a baby girl, March
10.-H. Sawtelle has installed a radio
in his home.-Katy Cannon is on the
sick list at this writing.