Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-27
KENNEBEc.
EAST READFiELD.


ariyes in South Paris.
Christopher Gordon is seriously i'll
with no hope of recovery.
S. G. Brown has arranged a dairy
room for w. r. Mace and is now erect
ing building over Burton Gordon's
tank that supplies his buildings with
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Collins of
Winthrop, spent the Sabbath with Mrs
S. G. Brown.
g. W. Morrow has just completed
long job in Waterville, and begins
another in Hallowell this week. Mr.
Morrow is a mason and considered
frSt-class workman.
Miss Emma S. Morrill,, a teacher in
Dunn's Corner school, was reported
quite i'll, Monday, and DR.. w. A.
Wright was called.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bailey and daugh-
ter of Winthrop, spent the Sabbath
with Mrs. c. A. Clough.
The ladies of Readfield Grange are
are very busily engaged in making
preparations for their fair, to be held
on the evenings of Nov. A and 5. A Har-
vest supper and entertainment, with
sale of useful articles, Wednesday
evening and Mock Trial and THE Old
Maids Tea Party, Thursday evening.
EAST vAsSALBoRO.
Charles Gates accompanied his neph-
CIV as far as Boston on his return trip
to California.
Harry Steward of Waterville, and
Dade HoWes of WinsloW, Were calling
on f. A. Priest, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hussey from Boston, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Priest.
Miss Abbie Lewis spent Thursday in
Augusta. on business.
The announcement OF the birth of il
little daughter to Prof. and Mrs. Ed
ward f.. Gates of Fredric, Maryland.
has been received here. Mrs. Gates
many friends here extend their con-
CALCULATIONS.
Edward II. Cook has had a crew of
men picking apples, Saturday. The
frost of Saturday night was the most
severe and will be a warning to those
who have apples yet in large quantities
to gather
Miss Bertha Butterfield of Bangor
with friend, visited Miss Blanche
Marshall, Saturday, on her return from
Augusta, where they had been attend
ing the Teachers Convention.
Rev. b. G.. Leaboyer extended an in
vitatiOn to the members of Vassalboro
Grange to attend service at the M. E.
church, Sunday afternoon, at the Har
vest service. The church was prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and
fruits. A large audience attended and
listened to the instructive sermon on
the blessings of an abundant harvest
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bran are to
take charge of the farm recently owned
by Mr.. Cobb, but now belonging to
parties in Massachusetts.
George Fletcher, principal of the
North Vassalboro Grammar school, was
Il visitor at the lake, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Dodge of Vassal-
boro, We're calling on friends, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. b. Aver, members
of the committee to visit sick members
of the Grange, We're attending to their
duty, Sunday.
WEEKS MILLS.
Clyde Hammond has just finished
painting the Advent chapel, and is at
work on the new hotel.
Ed Pierce and family of Windsor,
have moved into A. r. BurrlFs house.
Miss Verda Percival of Augusta,
spent part of last week with friends
here.
Abram Mclaughlin is building him
self a new house on the place he re-
Gently bought of George Cook.
Mrs. Ann Weeks of Cooper's Mills,
is visiting relatives in this place.
DR.. Watson sold a promising young
colt to Charles jackson, last week.
Rev. George Weeks preached at the
Advent chapel. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. of Waldoboro, and Mrs.
Pearl of Concord, N. H., We're calling
on acquaintances here Wednesday.
Two deer have been shot here so far
since the law was off. Freeman Mosher
and Welcome Reed We're the successful
hunters
Maurice jackson and his two sisters,
LULA anu T4llZd, were oul IIOIlf Au-
gusta and spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Jack
son.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Lewis j. Dickey of Boston, is spend
ing two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Dckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Whitehouse, Miss
f. Belle Taylor and Mrs. Z. Lee Stone
attended the Teachers convention at
Augusta.
Mrs. Pinkham and two daughters of
Palermo, are spending a few days with
her mother Mrs. Oscar Carpenter.
Henry Tabor was at home from Fair
field over Sunday.
j. M. Hussey is having a windmill
put in, to supply his house and barn
with water.
Mrs. Saloma Clark is in Skowhegan
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ardra Wilson.
WINTHROP CENTER.
An informal reception was rendered c.
NJ Bailey, Saturday evening, at the
church in honor of sd birfbdau