Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11

were held. Monday forenoon. from her
late home at South Litchfield. Rev. Mr..
Tambberg officiating. The floral trib-
utes by the Patrons of Husbandry and
Relief Corps, of which Mrs. True was a
beloved member, were beautiful. The
interment was at the Plains cemetery.
READFlELD.
Harry Tebbetts while hunting in Mt
vernon's woods. recently, shot fine
deer.
DIR. Hannaford is making a visit in
Boston. ~" yae
Chas. Maliett is having telephone
line put up between his home and
barber shop. =
Warren Putnam is spending a few
days with his parents here. Isl
Irving Morrell is visiting in Boston.
fremont Hunton is working for Fred
|. Brown in the store. taking the place
of George Hunton.
Grace Giles is at the Central Maine
Hospital. Lewiston. for treatment.
Fred Green of Woodford's. is in town
securing acreage for the corn shop,
next spring. He thinks it will be "a
very successful year. .gs
Quite a number Of farmers here are
having their hay pressed and sent off.
The Gordon store at Readfeld de-
| pot was broken into, Wednesday night.
but very little was taken, including
rubbers and leggings. $50.
Mrs. Grant Henry and children are
visiting in Augusta. ~ tEst
| Schools in this village began their win
ter terms. Monday, including the Free
! High school under the direction or the
fall teacher. who served 80 wei; anu .ne
| Pulsifer. who has been so successtui mere
| the past year
William Hunt returned from trip deer
| hunting at Bingham, SATURDAY. haviLs
received IA bullet wound in the fieshy
part OF his arm, the ball also piercing ms
| whiskers Ii was another partys rlne
| that did the mischief.
| Hon. E. o. Bean was attending court
u well and active for man of his years
having passed the line of four score years
| MANY had their plants frozen. this week
i The cold snap came suddenly anu t ",
i temperature went down to IL ana 10 ue'
Il greeS below zero.
There WAS snow enough for good sleigh
ing had it stayed in the roads; put " j.
drifting badly and in many places II
very deep.
Edwina Stevens of this village; is teach
ing the winter term of school IN th'
Stain district in Mt. Vernon
Much hay is being shipped from thi:
| station at the low price OF $S.So anu =
per ton.
/ EAST PITTsToN.
Misc Helen Emerson of Lowell. Mass.
is spending the winter with her sis'e'
Miss Ella Emerson ..s.-.ss.. ~. o., =. 49,
An entertainment was given on Tues
J dav evening, Dec. =, in Fowles nan. un
. Woolwich. assisted by local talent. II
snite of the unfavorable weather a IaiI
|. sized audience was present VINO sreaei'
enjoyed the evening
Miss Alice Hanley of Gardiner' speh
sunday at her home in this place.
Mrs Cora O.Brine, who has been n
/ guest of her sister, MIS- L. !. narf 20
for several weeks, ieit: : nu' su"s' ~
her home in Westtield, MASS
. DIR G. c. Libby. who has been Ill recent
] ly. is much better o.
Mrs. Emma Little OF Augusta, mas pee
n MA = short vacation with friends
: p.r r. F. Jones Of Thomaston. vi
hold services at the church on Mohoa
fevening, DecAS
III Miss Clara Reed, who mas c Dcee sp Nj.
se Odiorne, has returned 70 ner stuo
los At the Gorham Normal scnooi.
Mrs. Albert Palmer and a ga ard M r.
spending a short time with -AA'' e'' .'s. - :.
George Dow u.,,o
Miss Alice Moody has gone g aa 49,
we'll where she will remain LOT the WI
r ter. Fs& !. xov.,
II W. E. Seekins OF CnelseA' was <. - - ~
for n few days. last week. ~
s sS,e Thsnk sgiving vacation az nom
has returned to her school AZ rari"A'e
dale.
Rural free delivery VIII 500" &c '"'
lished in our town. s
MISS Mabel Pike is teaching scnooi
Belgrade, s,a.
THANKSGIVING with her parents.
IA Mrs. Dudley and little aar rs ss.sv i ne,
res,'rnea from Hall0well wnese tney w.
} been visiting friends.