Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-02

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linery. Twelve hats were made
The chairman of the new branch II
Mrs. Mahlon Williamson, and The
secretary Is Mrs. Vina Blanchard
November 5, there will be meeting
at Beams Corner, which Miss Quincy
will attend, the subject being Sum.
mary of HeaIthful Clothing, and Mrs
G. j. Young the leader. County
Agent George +. Lord conducted 9
demonstration poultry selection fol
breeding purposes at the home OF Il
~ Morrison in East Dixfield, last
Tuesday, there being a good at
tendance.
There was an alarm from Box q
at $40 Sunday morning, for a small
chimney fire at the home or Mrs
Oliver in Keyes Square. There was
Slight damage.
w. l.. Parsons, who had the care
of the street sprinkling for the past
six summers. will go to Poland
Spring next Thursday, where he will
have the care for the winter OF
Hiram Ricker's private cottage.
Frances and Mary, daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrill, OF
Pleasant street, gave a delightful
Halloween party to a large gather
ing of their young schoolgirl friends
Friday afternoon.
An automobile driven by a woman
from New Vineyard rammed j. Guy
Withees Dodge car, which was
standing In front of his place OF
business on Broadway, Friday after
noon, and the Dodge jumped the
sidewalk, and struck the wooden
block owned by C. b. Moody. mex,
door to Withee's, tearing hole in
the finish and badly damaging the
Withee car, front and rear, and in
juring the car somewhat. Just how
it occurred is not known.
The following Franklin County
people have been appointed to COM
mittee positions at the State Grange
ton, Clyde H. Thomas, North Jay:
Education, C. Allen Thompson, New
Sharon: Home Economics. L. B
Hamln, Temple: Resolutions. +,
Ardine Richardson, Strong. A large
number of grangers from Farming
ton and other Franklin county towns
are planning to attend.
WEST-Arthur Crosby has return.
ed to his work at the Turner Center
Creamery after few days vacation
which he passed hunting in the neal
by hunting regions.
Mrs. Howard Lowell gave a fare
well party to Mrs. Carl Whittemore
who is soon to leave for Florida
where she plans to pass the winter
The following ladies were present
Mdms. Tlbert Judkins. Ernest Butler
Fred Gilman, Harland Pearson
| Fred McLeary, W. B. Wood, Howard
r he ar1U ~ =
temore, the guest of honor. One o.
cheQns was served at the ice cream
parfor after which all attended the
movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey. Car
roll Macomber and Lillian Kenny
passed Sunday at Byron and Lake
Richardson.
Harry Bryant is suffering from
erysipelas.
The whist party held at V. I. S
Hall was most social affair. There
were tables. The first prize to Ia
dies went to Mrs. Lillian Butler
Consolation prize to Mrs. L. w. Har-
ris of Pennington. The hall was
prettily decorated with Halloween
colors. All-were met at the door by
a life size witch. Cider, apples and
daughnuts were served as refresh
ments. The committee consisted Of
Mdms. Doris Staley, Hazel Lowell
Hattie Lowell and Isla Love.
Harold Knapp and family are NOV
ing from the John Yeaton rent to one
of Marshall Coles house.
Mrs. Simon Luce accompanied by
her nephew, Clyde Besse of Boston
were callers at Mrs. Andrew Chan
dler'S of Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Morrill,. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Judkins were called
to Ridlonville by the sudden death OF
Mr.. Judkin's brother, Tyler Judkins
He was i'll only a few days with
pneumonia. The burial was at River
side cemetery, Pennington.
The Kausweligeit Club met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Ephriam Johnson,
After the business was transacted a
social hour was held and light re-
freshments were served.
John Yeaton has been home the
past week end with crushed thumb.
Clinton Parker, who has been visit
ing his sister in Greene. has return
ed home. After finishing harvesting
he will return to Greene where he
will pass the winter.
Miss Grace Doll Of Quincy, Mass.
is also visiting her friend here, Miss
Anna Lou Hobart.
Miss Emma Bailey suffered an
other i'll turn Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker pass
ed Friday in Wilton with their cous-
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huse.
Mrs. Cora Davis has returned from
visit with her brother, George
Staples of Temple.
freedom Starbird, who accompanied
Sheriff Small on the unsuccessful
hunt for the two prisoners who broke
jail last week returned home Satur-
day evening.
Miss Lu Getchell, we'll known In
this town together with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. GetchelI of
Clinton have closed their home and
started for Florida, where they plan
to pass the winter.
Charles Hobbs and Gustie Dustin
passed Sunday in Madrid with Nor
man Dustin and family.
Eva Childs is a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Thurlow Hall on
Voter Hill.
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