Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-18
READFIELD.

Orr town schools closed the fall term
on FRIDAY last o. G. Wright closed
term Of High school at Scion on Thurs
| day last and is now spending MS vacation
at his home in Readfeld.
Our wooden mill is running part OF the
| time and would run all the time II they
had sufficient water.
Apples are still moving rapidly from
this station.
benjamin Smith was called from Ian an
caster, Mass, last week. by reason OIL the
sickness of his wife's brother.
A successful operation was performed
for Mrs. T.. Gordon on Tuesday OF last
| week. and she is now doing well.
| The body of Varus Stems, who died
here a week since, was sent by Lafayette
Lodge of Masons for burial in New Hamp,
shire beside his wife, who died about
eight years ago.
| Mrs. Hall, who is now 81 years of age
| is active and smart for one OF her years
Eorn at Mt. Vernon, Nov. Is, to the
| wife of A. E. Pinkham, son.
LITcHFIELD.
Fred Baker got a nice deer one morn
ing last week being the first one captured
| this year around here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph True of Cedar
Grove, spent Sunday night and Sunday
| with Mr. Trues uncle, Orrin True.
Roland True and wife and Lewis True
| ana VIE OIL GdTUi1eF, spent ou1ludy Will
| their sister, Mrs. Frank Adams.
| party of % went up on the Cobbossee-
contee to the Camp of the Fine yesterday,
and had a fine oyster dinner and goou
| time.
NORTH WAYNE.
| A sociable was held in the hall, Thurs
| day evening. All the good people were
| there and the evening passed pleasantly.
They We're somewhat disappointed, as 1t
l
| der one of his oldtme songs, but mis-
tuning fork being left behind he was I'M
| able to do so. A baked bean supper was
| served at o'clock. Then the grab bag
| AS it was well filled with valuable arti-
| cles appropriate for every gentleman pres
emit few games and several dances
closed the entertainment. Music was fur
niShn1 by L. l.. Stevens and John BEN
son.
| Mrs T.. L. Stevens returned from North
Jay, Monday. where she has been for sew
eral days visiting relatives.
r. f.. Morrill, is improving, but is still
confined to the house.
| Mrs. Phebe Giles is better Her daugl-
! ter. Mrs. Mary Towles. is still with her.
also her daughterin-law, Mrs. Jennie
Giles of Norway.
| I wish to add to our daily paper list of
the people living in our small village who
| have lived here for many years and have
reached advanced ages, as follows: Mrs
Sarah Smith. 81; her son, Elhanan Smith,
"a; Charles Crosby. IS; his wife, Mrs Bet
sey Crosby. Sc: Mrs. Phebe Giles "a. and
| Mrs. Dorcas Palmer, IS. All excepting
Mrs Giles, who is now ill., are enjoying
very good health and are able to do fair
| amount of work. Even Mrs Smith at
memory. 1t is pleasant to drop in Of an
afternoon and converse with her.
LlTCHFIELD PLAINS.
At the annual meeting of the Litchfeld
! Plains church and society held, Saturday.
Hon. Oramandal Smith presiding. the fol-
lowing officers and committees were elect
| ed for the ensuing year: Secretary and
| treasurer, Gardiner Roberts; parish COM
| mittee. A. II. Stevens, Gardiner Roberts,
E. M. Lapham: collecstors and ushers,
Llewellyn Chase, f. NJ. Lapham: jani-
tor. Gardiner Roberts. The treasurer's re-
port showed the church and society to
be in prosperous condition financially.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Miss Jessie Cromwell of Bowdoinham, is
visiting Rev. Mr.. Jones and family for a
few days.
Edward Lamden is passing short va
| cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lamden.
Miss Bradstreet of Portland, is the guest
of Miss Gertie Lamden.
Geo. B. Seekins and wife, also Mrs
Jones from Wiscasset passed the Sabbath
Will THEIR proener, warren SeekinS.
Mrs. Reuben Pierce returned home. last
week, from her recent visit in Augusta
Pastors James and Stetson will exchange
pulpits next Sunday morning and even.
ing.
Mrs. James Merrill has a beautiful dis
play in her sitting room window of the
chrysanthemums of the white blossoms
There are 100 on one plant. OF the yellow
blossoms there are 412 on another pIant
James Hallowell sold his four fine bo,,r
tc Augusta parties, last Saturday.
A large yield of oats is renortod haro
by several of our farmers Warran e.
ms has GO bushels. ''eeN-