Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-10
WINDSOR

VESTS. p. Barton was We'd
nesday hauling hemlock lumber from
A. F. Caswelrs lot. to Sprowps mill.
]. A. Merrill was a business caller
in the neighborhood on Wednesday.
On Tuesday A. F. Caswell was
making a business trip through this
section.
The Ladies' Union met with Mrs.
Lottie Hallowell on Wednesday with
a good attendance. The next meet
ing, February 10, will be with Mrs.
Eta Barton.
Masters Walter and Frank Cooper
passed the day Wednesday with the
Caswell boys at The Elms.
Mrs. Eta Barton and Mrs. Bertha
Johnson were Wednesday afternoon
callers at Mrs. Annie Rivers.
Mrs. Hazel Murray and her daugh-
ter Miss Beulah, returned to their
home Thursday morning. after pass
ing a few days with her mother, Mrs.
H. E. Caswell.
The storm of last week delayed the
mail on route 81 for two days. no
mail being collected either Friday or
Saturday Many of the roads in ad-
joining districts were not open Sun
day evening.
Mrs A. F. Caswell is at this writ
ing suffering from a hard cold.
Elbridge Caswell. who is working
with his team at Weeks Mills. came
the three miles to his place here on
Friday afternoon and returned with
load of hay.
E. H. Caswell drove into Augusta
on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Freda Lewis was a Sunday
afternoon guest at Lone Maple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Caswell
were Sunday morning callers at Mr..
Pouliot's.
CORNER-N1rs. H. B. Hussey was
a Sunday caller at Mrs. A. H. Wares
and Mrs. F. B. Colburn's.
Whist Party
The Whist Party held at Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pinkham's Saturday
evening was well attended and a very
pleasant evening was passed. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Eleanor Pierce and Leslie Cove
secured the first prize while the
consolation prizes went to Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Colburn visited
their niece. Mrs. D. A. Wilkins. We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Imogene Campbell was call
ing on Miss Florence Frost Saturday
afternoon.
Farm Bureau
An all day meeting Of the women's
division of the Farm Bureau was held
Tuesday at Mrs. Mildred Hussey's.
There We're IL present. A very
unique but delicious dinner consist
ing Of dishes made from. "left-overs"
was prepared and served by the
members.
A marshmallow and pineapple pud-
ding served by the hostess was pro-
nounced o. X.
The Grange Sewing Club will meet
with Mrs. Mildred Hussey. Friday
afternoon, February IL. A good at
tendance Is desired. All are asked
to contribute pieces for patch work.
The Misses Doris and Evelyn NAL
colin are passing a part of their va
cation at their home. They will re-
turn to Augusta, Thursday. to at
tend the "Chizzle Whizzle."
The roads are not all open at the
present writing. The r. F. D. car
rier has been unable to@ make his
trip since Thursday. Saturday
morning Mrs. Mildred Hussey donned
her snow shoes and went to the post
office, getting the mail for the entire
neighborhood. a kindness all ap-
preciated.
Lonnie Rogers, who passed the
weekend at his home. returned to
Augusta. Sunday.
A. H. Ware was calling on friends
at South Windsor. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice York and
children were Sunday dinner guests
Of their parents. Mr.. and Ms. C. I.
York. This was baby Agnes first
visit.
Mrs. A. V. Rowland. who has been
confined to the home for the past two
weeks with an injured knee. caused
by fall on the ice, is improving.
Master Cecil Rowland celebrated
his eleventh birthday anniversary
Sunday. Ice cream and a prettily
decorated birthday cake made it a
happy occasion.