Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-29

ana his wife, and their twin boys.
Mrs. T. C. Gilbert and her three little
children Of West Pennington, recently
spent few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Sawyer.
Chesley D. Hughes threshing ma
chine, also Storer & Kelley's are very
busy just now
Apples are very plenty. Whitney's
cooper mill is rushed, but apple barrels
are still in great demand.
READFIELD.
Oscar Tibbetts is moving to the house
recently vacated by J. w. Folsom.
VIM. A. Lord will occupy the house
Mr.. Tibbetts moves from, and George
A. Russell will move into the Lord
house which Mr.. Russell bought some
months ago.
Jane Gilman has had her house new
ly shirgled.
M. w. Manter has been drawn as
at Augusta, at the October session of
court
Mrs. Luce is occupying the rent over
L. o. Tiibbetts' store.
The cold nights of the past week
make farmers anxious about ungath-
cred crops.
Guy Elliott who has been at home
the past few weeks has gone to his
work again in the woods.
Much rain is needed before the cold
weather closes in.
MT. VERNON.
It was expected that game of base
ball would be played between the High
school boys of Mt. Vernon village and
the boys of Dunn's Corner, Saturday,
but the nine from Dunn's Corner did
not come out.
Carroll Butler while cutting timber in
the woods Monday, cut his right foot
badly. Six stitches were required to
close the wound.
Mrs. Nellie Tyler has returned from
Augusta, where she has been three
weeks.
Miss Caro- E. Jacobs of Pennington
visited friends Saturday and Sunday.
Ira B. Tracy has sold his farm and
bought the Wright place in this village.
He will build a stable and has bought
a field of E. M. Tracy
Mrs Nora Whittier Marble returned
to her home in Portland Saturday af-
in this village.
Carroll 3. Folsom las returned fir orn
Worcester, Mass, ile'e he has spent
tlu: summer.
Lorenzo French is moving on to his
farm lately bought of Emery L. Bean.
John Locke is in very feeble health.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Marguerite, the twelve year old
daughter of N. D. Gordon, sustained
difficult but successful operation on this
skull, Saturday October H. at the Maine
General Hospital. The operation was
made necessary by an injury caused by
a fall, during the period of infancy,
from which, until quite recently, there
has been no trouble. Miss Marguerite
is young lady of great promise and
the family have the sympathy of large
circle of friends, who are happy to learn
that she is rapidly improving.
Freeman Hutchinson, while telling
trees. was struck on the head by limb
which caused severe cut. DR.. Wright
was called to dress the wound which
required several stitches.
CULVER, Fairfield. has purchased a
lot of timber on land belonging to F. w.
Brown, which he will cut and market
the coming winter.
Edward Mccormick is buying and
daily, to Boston.
The Maine Central r. f. has nearly
completed new baggage room in place
of the one burned; and is building a
new platform around the passenger
station and making other repairs.
Mr. Harris and family have moved in
to George Guptill's
Mrs Arletta Morrill, Augusta, is
visiting friends in Readfield, near her
old home.
Mrs M. ]. Townsend has been to Var
mouth Junction visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Collins.
William o. Connell and family have
moved to Winthrop, Maine, for the WIN
ter.
The pupils of the Depot School, Miss
Emma Gordon, teacher, have con-
tributed and sent money to purchase a
potted plant to be put in the room of
Marguerite Gordon, their schoolmate
who is now an inmate of the Maine
General Hospital.
Delano Augusta, is at his cottage,
Maranacook and will spend a few days
hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scribner, Au-
gusta, visited relatives-in ReadfeId
Sunday.
MAxCY'S MILLS.
Bert Jennings returned to his work
in Wilton. Saturday, after spending a
few weeks with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. 3. Jennings.
James Sprowl has purchased the
farm formerly owned by Frank James.
Miss Sadie E. Griffin returned to her
home, Thursday, after spending a few
weeks with friends in East Pittston.
J. S. Robinson of Augusta. spent Sun
day with friends in this place.