Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-25
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Mrs. Della Hunnewell died at her
home on Church Street Sunday
morning, after lingering illness OF
several years.
Mrs. Frank Mungeon was some
what surprised the other evening
when several of her friends calied
on her and presented her with a
birthday cake in honor of the &C.
casion.-The sixth grade OF the Gar
field Grammar School are to give
play in the town hall Friday even
ing, which will be followed by
social.-Alr. and Mrs. Mike JACOBS
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF daughter, Feb. II. the
Evelyn.-The Food Sale held by the
Arson Church netted them $7.-Rev.
Charles mckinney preached an able
sermon Sunday afternoon on Good
Citizenship.-An alarm of fire from
box called the Arson fire depart
ment about o'clock, to a fire In the
stable Of Edward j. Sabins. The
fire was seen coming through the
roof when the alarm was blown.
The entire back of the stable was
burned also about ton or hay ana
the roof. The damage cannot be
estimated at this writing. the
OIlSul "a Tue llIe - ulihnoWA' AASi y
was a small insurance.-Mrs. Betty
Nevins entertained 80 of her old
neighbors and friends Saturday
evening at her home. The party
came in the early evening and
brought refreshments of ice cream
and cake with them. The evening
was passed in playing cards and
music. A good time was reported by
all and all left for their homes at
late hour.-Mrs. Frank Melvin
was given u farewell party at the
home of Mrs. Levi Adams. Saturday
afternoon. A social time was enjoy
ed and refreshments We're served by
the hostess. Mrs. Melvin leaves
Melvin will be employed as cleo
trician in the Great Northern Paper
Mill. Their many friends wish them
success in their new home.-Miss
Hazel Moody of Skowhegan passed
the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Ona Moody on South Nam
street.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melvin
leave this week for Millinocket,
where Mr.. Melvin has been trans
fcrred to work in the mill in that
pIace.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beaul-
mont passed the week end with MIR.
mother, Mrs. Bryant of
of Athens, Miss Florence Clifford
and Miss Priscilla Noddin of North
Arson. were calling on Mrs. Maud
Harding the last of the week.-John
Tarr and family passed Sunday with
Mrs. Tarr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lovejoy OF West Mills.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Howard of Portland
were called here Saturday by the
critical illness of Mr.. Howard's
mother, Mrs. Fitzsimmons.-Mis
Louise Merrill is employed at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Eean.-Mrs. Forest Osgood, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Eli
Worster for the last two weeks, left
Ernest Davis of Scion was the guest
recently, of William DiXon.-Mrs.
Bette Nevins is passing few days
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Lancaster
of NorridgeW ock. Irving Allen
has gone to Augusta to visit her
sister. Mrs. Ella Thurston. who is a
patient there in local hospital
Mrs. Havana Spencer was the week
end guest OF her son and his family
MIR. and Mrs. Archie Spencer
Elpha' Tinkham returned Monday
from a few days visit with his son in
Massachusetts.-Dr. Gerring of
VI lieiiiu was III lONH oQIluay W sec
Mrs. Fitzsimmons, who is seriously
in.-Several from this village en-
joyed 4 hike to North Arson Sun
day.-Mrs. Annie Connors is i'll
with an attack of bronchitiS.-Mrs.
Laura Leighton is working for Mrs.
Willis Clough for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walker Of
North Arson visited his brother Mr..
Steve Walker. Sunday.-John Tarr
passed Monday in North Arson the
guest of his mother Mrs. Hannah
Tarr, who was so years young on
that day.