Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-29


viii superintend the work.
The following were visitors at the
Readfeld fair the past week: Mrs.
George Norton. Miss Beatrice Hay-
ward, Mrs. Eben Horn. Harry Hollis. |
irwin Horn. Harry French. Louis Can
non, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rice. MIR.
and Mrs William Batchelder.
Horace Rice and Mrs. Jennie Dixon
were on the sick list, last week.
Walter Fuller visited at his uncle.
Albert Fullers, Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Cannon of Farmingdalc.
spent sunday With friends in town.
BRANCH MILLS.
last Tuesday evening. there was a
lawn party OH the grounds of w. S.
Tobey, for the benefit of the church.
ana * was cleared.
Mrs Ella Northey of Massachusetts.
was, tie guest of her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Rowles. last week.
There will be poverty sociable in
Grange hall, Oct. 6, for the benefit Of
the Grange.
The pulpit was occupied by Rev Mr.
Leach of China, last Sabbath. The
sermon WAS very interesting one.
The. subject was: "Ye Are the Light Of
| tie World.
J. K. e. Dinsmore went to Somerville.
Mass. last week, to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Agnes LoagfelloW LittleheIi.
whose death occurred in Worcester,
Sept. u.
MIS-. =. w. Saunders, who has been
visiting elatiVes mere went to her home
in New Sharon, Wednesday. Harry
Worthing accompanying her, returning
Saturday night.
Airs. Helen Worthng has gone TO
nrockton, Mass, to visit cousins there
Mrs. Martha BoWles spent Saturday
and sunday with her brother, Rufus
Gardner In China
FARM!NGDALE.
Fred Moody arrived home. sunday.
after spending his vacation in North
Newcastle.
Miss Daisy Waterhouse entertained a
large number of her friends, Friu;iy
afternoon.
Fl. r. Libby has been attending the
races at Rochester. n. H.. with the
stallion Augusta" of the Pine Tree
Stock Farm.
The many friends OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Napoleon Delaware wish them much
happiness in their married life. and are
| glad to have them return here to reside.
| Miss Gussie Turner and Georgia
| Coffin returned from Boston. Saturday.
| after 4 two weeks stay there.
| Dr.. John Putner of Boston. was the
| guest of his brother, Dr.. Putner. last
| week.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
| Miss Mabel Norcross returned home
| from Augusta, Saturday, owing to her
fathers illness.
Mrs Emma Small is i'll.
| Mrs. Flora A. Brown of Carthage,
! was among the guests at the Plains
church, Sunday.
| Miss Flora f. Rogers returned home
from massachusetts Thursday.
The church circle met. Monday even
ing. 70 arrange for giving dinners on
the day of the fair.
EAST READFiELD.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the church at this place. sun
day, at 80 p. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Southland,
Presiding Elder will be present and
preach at this time.
| r. l.. Smith of SomerVile, Mass, is
| stopping With w. r. Mace, while MAX
ing some repairs on his farm buildings.
He is accompanied by a friend. both
being in the employ of the street rail-
way service in Boston.
All the sweet corn for the factory has
been ordered i'm and the picking viii be
general this week. The season of late
has been favorable for the corn crop.
both field and sweet, and some very
good corn will be harvested.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Mace of East
| Winthrop. We're the guests CT w. II.
Mace. Sunday. ana attended church in
the afternoon
Albion Mace. the popular conductor
on the Waterville K Oakland Elec-
trio road. WAS Il visitor at the county
fair, Wednesday.
Mrs. L. O. Dudley and her sister.