Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-07-17
KENNEBEC.
EAST READEIELD.

a letter received from Prof. J. w. V.
Rich, formerly of the Normal depart
ment. Maine Wesleyan Seminary, and
now principal of the MeSser Street
Grammar school, Providence, r. l., by
friends here. states that he is receiV-
ing the benefit Of the ocean breeZes at
South HarpSwell with his family and
wishes to be remembered to all his
surviving friends. Prof. Rich while at
Kents Hill preached in the church at
this place and was held in high esteem
by all. He has a son who has gradu-
ated from Harvard and a daughter now
in Brown University, graduating next
June.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the church at this place, at
2.20 =. VI. next Sunday, by Rev. Mr..
Southard, presiding elder.
Miss Celia Cross of Hallowell, is
spending Il week of her vacation with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Brainard.
Mrs Wallace, n resident of this place,
has been taken to the hospital in Lew
istOn for medical treatment.
Coleman Villa" is a collection of
eight new cottages, erected by G. f.
Coleman, station agent at Readfield, on
his shore bordering Lake Maranacook.
They have been erected this season and
are marvels of convenience and com
fort. They are midway from Collins
grove to Readfcld village, and may be
reached by steamer or from Readfield
Station. They are already engaged and
occupied.
RIVERSIDE.
G II. Russell and +. W. Darrell of
Newton Center, Mass, who have been
visiting Mrs. J. n. Russell, returned to
Massachusetts. last Wednesday.
Charles Low of Cross Hill, was in the
place, last week.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson of Augusta, is
visiting Mrs. II. NJ. Mills.
Mrs. Samuel Brooks and Miss Mamie
Robinson of Hallowell, were in the
place. Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Smell of Bowdoinham, is
visiting her aunts, Misses Hannah and
Hester Smell.
Rev. Il. NJ. Peacock of Milton, n. H.,
is at Mrs. Alfred Lees.
j. +. Fossett and Miss Ruth Fossett
of Augusta. called on Mr.. and Mrs. O.
H. Brown, last Friday.
Mrs. George Randall of Province
town. Mass, is visiting her brother
William Wentworth. They had not met
before for 2S years.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. w. Parker of Cam
bridge, Mass, are at ]. S. Clark's fol-
the summer.
n. II. Fossett made a business trip
to Belfast. last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Staples and little
daughter Hortense of Augusta, Were
the guests, last Sunday, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Llewelyn Wentworth.
Miss Mae Mccoy of Cross Hill, was
Riverside Wednesday.
Charlie and Winnifred Langley OF
Boston. are visiting their grandmother
Mrs. Alfred Lee.
Mrs. |. T.. Wellman and Mrs. w. f.
swift of Augusta, We're the guests OF
Mrs. George Basford, Wednesday.
EAST VASSALBoRO.
Miss Celene Seaward Miss Mary
Priest and Miss Florence Priest took a
trip to Waterville on the W., w. & +.
X. r.. Friday. This is n favorite pas
time for the young people of the vii
lage.
Mrs. Phebe Pinkham has returned
from visit to Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey S
At Winthrop Center
Harrison Taylor. an aged citizen of
this town, died. last week. He was
well known as an upright Christian
man and was for many years MEM
her of the NJ. f. church in the village.
He was constant attendant at church
until age and i'll health compelled him
10 remain at home. His wife died sew
cral years ago. Since that time he had
been tenderly cared for in the home of
his son William. He was the oldest
lnhabitant of Priests Hill, where he
mad lived during his life. He will be
long remembered by all who had been
associated with him in life. The funeral
services occurred, Friday, and were
largely attended by relatives and
friends. Four children survive him.
The remains We're inferred in the fam
lily lot at East Nassalboro.
The Methodist churches of North
NaSSalbOrO united with the church