Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-17
CHINA


Orrin A. True and daughter Barbara
were weekend guests at H. o. Does.
Mrs. Oscar Carvell attended quar-
terly meeting at East vassalboro on
Saturday and Sunday.
Field Sanborn has been poorly this
winter. However, he was able to ac-
Company his son-in-1aw, Harry Doe,
and Edward Weber to South China on
Saturday afternoon.
Nelson Page and Miss Mary Page
are very poorly.
Wesley Morrill, was in Waterville on
Thursday.
C. B.. Clark was in Waterville on
Friday.
The Severe snowstorm of Wednes-
day and Thursday blocked the high
ways with snow. 1t took large crew
of men Friday and part of Saturday
to break them out.
Miss Frances Clark has fully recov-
cred from her recent Illness and Is at
tending school whenever the roads are
passable..
Miss Clara Cloves has been con-
fined to the house for several days with
a severe cold.
Mrs. Mary ]. Tobey has returned
home after passing the week at Mrs.
H. o. Does.
Lee NJ. .Bassett passed Saturday
and Sunday in Augusta, where he WIS.,
tied his sister. Mrs. Ernest Hallowell,
and attended Chizzle Wizzle Fair. He
was also guest Of his friend, Abe
Glazier. in Gardiner.
MT. and Mrs. Wesley Morrill, were
calling on relatives in the east part
Of the town Sunday.
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Philander Freeman were in Waterville
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tobey were in
Augusta one day last week.
H. o. Doe and e. c. Weber were
business callers in Waterville one day
last week
Our faithful mail man, l.. A. Gill
bert. was unable to deliver the mail
Thursday and Friday. due to the con-
dition of the roads.
Friends of Hiram Brann are very
sorry to know that he is i'll.
CORTLAND Taber is not as we'll at
this writing.
H.. o. Doe went on a fishing trip
Saturday and caught one large fish.
Mrs. Nellie Doe was an overnight
guest of her sister, Mrs. Bertha Bas-
sett. Friday night.
Harry Fitzgerald and a party Of
friends from Waterville were Sunday
guests at the Joy homestead.
Lloyd Fitzgerald was the weekend
guest Of his sister, Mrs. W. J. Cloves,
and family at Cross Hill.
Mrs. H. o. Doe was guest of her
daughter In Gardiner and OF relatives
in Ha,loweil on Monday.
Mrs. Florence Clark and daughter
Greta We're Sunday callers in town
Fred Plaisted was a Sunday. caller
at A. c. Bassett's.
SOCTH-Theodore Roosevelt. S. of
V. and Auxiliary observed Lincoln's
birthday Saturday evening, February
10, with q fine program on Lincoln.
including singing and readings by
several Of the members and school
children, followed by q box social. A
good sum was realized. The proceeds
are to go toward the purchase of
flag. The remainder of the evening
was passed very pleasantly. Everyone
had a good time. Good music was
furnished all the evening. Another
box social will be held March IS.
Walter Castle has returned from
Kentucky.
The meeting Of the Community
ShQl Siuo udS DCSh
postponed. Announcement will be
made later in the week as to a date
for the February meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal d. Newlin and
Fl. r. Moore were business visitors
in Waterville Saturday.
jolly Dozen
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Maxwell enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening
the following Of 1.-The jolly Dozen"
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fuller. Dr. and
Mrs. A. B. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stuart, Miss Annabel Jones and
Norman Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Thompson. the absentees of the group
are enjoying the tropic breezes of
Sunny Cuba.
A number of our friends attended
Quarterly Meeting at East Vassal-
boro. Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. n. Weber pass
ed Saturday. In Augusta.
Miss Hortense Starkey. who has
been Ill with tonsolitis at her home
in China village, has resumed her
studies at Erskine Academy.
V. B. Simpson passed Tuesday in
Wiscasset.
READFTELD