Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-27
NORRIDCEWOCK

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Miss Louise Jewell was homo
from Pennington Normal School
over the week end
| Rev George Merriam Of the
! Bethany Baptist Church, Skowhegan,
| occupied the pulpit at the Norridge-
| Wock Baptist Church, Sunday morn
| ing, in exchange with the pastor,
| Rev. George c. Sauer.
| Mrs. Helen Pierce returned Satur-
| day after several months visit at the
home Of her son, Walter Pierce in
Haverhiu, Mass.
Mrs. Alice Frost has gone to skow-
| hogan to be with Mrs. Samuel Elmer
! son. who is convalescing after a
| serious illness.
The meeting of the Farm Bureau
| is to occur this week on Friday, Oc-
| tober 29, on account of the court
meeting at Skowhegan which occurs
on the 9th. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore, Mr..
| and Mrs. Philip Thissell and Mrs
| Winnifred Burgess went to Lake
wood, Friday evening, to attend the
| annual Ladies' night of DeMolay
| Commandery.
James Mcdonald was home from
Waterville over the week end.
Lucius Stevens of Pennington has
been visiting his brother, Carroll
! Stevens and family the past week.
| Miss Marion Taylor, r. N, of Bos-
| ton, arrived Saturday night for a
| visit with her father, Wilbur Taylor.
Mrs. Eta Jones has returned TO
her home in Brooklyn, n. Y. after
several weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. Althier Haskell and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Taylor ac-
companied by d. E. TAYLOR and
| Miss Nellie Hussey enjoyed a trip to
Rangeley Lake, Sunday, and partook
of picnic lunch at Cathedral Pines.
The Oosoola Embroidery Club met
on Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
| Mrs. Florence Taylor.
Frank Keene and Earle Berry were
home from Eliotsville over the
Weekend where they are employed
| IN the construction of a bridge. s
Eugene Huff, who is attending
J., Boston University, has been passing
a Few days at the home of his BROTH
/ er, Arthur HUFF. Mr.. Huff has
| been suffering from an attack OF
| tonsilitis and was forced TO take q
brief vacation from his studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oliver ANA
daughter, Virginia of Madison. visit
ed Mrs. divers sister, Mrs. Minnie
Jewell, sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller. Mis-.
: Pauline Mitchell of this place wiSl
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BigeIow and son
! Lawrence, of Skowhegan. drove a.
Jamaica Point in RoIue, Sunday, ana
visited Miss Pauline's parents. My
and Mrs. Roy Mitchell. who are to he
the care takers during the coming
winter of the Marshall Camps there,
Miss Pauline Will board. during, the
winter, with Mr.. and Mrs, Mile;
and attend school -
Mrs. Hannah JudkinS is improvine
after her recent serious illness. Her
sister. Mrs. Mary, Longley, is with
her for a time.
The Fire Department was called
/ on Wednesday afternoon to the farm
! OF Xavier Godin ST.. on the Ward
| Hill Road. The farm house was
| completely destroyed by fire but the
| engine arrived in time to save the
| barn and a carriage house. The
shed was partially destroyed. The
fire is thought to have started
around the chimney, as the whole
| upper part of the house was on fire
| when discovered Mrs. Godin Sr.
| and Mrs. Godin Jr., with the little
bllnp daughter We're the only ones
| at home at the time and there was
| considerable delay in summonins
aid. Nothing from the upper part OF
| the house was saved. A little fur
| niture and clothing from below was
| all. There was no water on the
place with which to fight the fire,
| and chemical was used to save the
other buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and
daughter of Millinocket and MIR. and
| Mrs George McCauslin of Water
| vile were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Guy Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenleaf Blaisden
visited their daughter, Mrs Florence
Dunton in Westbrook last week. -
| Quite number of the members OF
the Baptist Parish went to the home
of Rev. and Mrs. George c. Sauer
on Thursday evening and gave them
a genuine surprise party y very
| pleasant evening was passed in a
; social manner, the guests taking
/ with them ice cream and cake for
| refreshments.
| The Margaret Goff Moore Chapter
| D. A. r., of Madison is to be enter
tanned on Thursday of this week al
the home of Mrs. George o. Carr
| at an all day meeting with Mrs.
Hattie Miller as assisting hostess.
! Mrs. Linus III. White is very i'll
with pneumonia and is being cared
! for by trained nurse Mrs
Whites little grandson. Lawrence
| Mulheron is also i'll with the SAND
malady.
Mrs. Annie Tibbetts returned
| Monday from a visit of several days
| with her sister, Mrs Helen Barker
in Wateryille.
The Rainy Daisys met on MondaS
afternoon with Mrs, Caroline Hilltop
and enjoyed the afternoon at cards.
Mrs. Mabel Huff was home ovea
| the week end from Fairfield, whet7
! she is teaching school
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hussey and
daughter, Miss Virginia, visited
friends in Bowdoinham. SUNDAY.
motoring on to Brunswick for din.
| ner I
Elwen Moore is working at tllt
Sparkling Spring Creamery for few
| weeks.
Mrs. Grace Whitney, who is workz
ing in Skowhegan, was the sunday
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Haza
Moore, !
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