Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-06-23

| anu tiic ffltIUUtTS Oh the League were
very much pleased with results, as
there was balance in their favor OF
$11.
LITcHFIELD.
Percy Cram and son passed Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. Grams
mother, Mrs. A. r. Cram.
Mrs. J. K. True went to the gradua-
ton at Lincoln Academy, last week.
Mrs. Frank Adams accompanied her as
| far as Head of the Tide, where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. True
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Adams and
| daughter, Helen. visited at Frank
Adams, last week, returning home,
Sunday. ,-.-.
Edwin Small who is at Waterville on
the jury, passed Saturday night and
Sunday at home.
Miss Eva Cannon is passing the
week with her mother in West Car
diner.
Miss Smith of Massachusetts, is
visiting her mother at II. M. Starbird's.
Miss Brdina Gilman passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gilman.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Bradstreet is boarding
with Mrs. r. A. Cram.
Miss Martha Trott is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. K. True.
WAYNE.
T. c. Thompson has purchased the
house formerly occupied by Abner
Wing and family.
Mrs. j. M. Moulton entertained a
party of friends. Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIvoy Ridly were in
town one day, last week.
A large number attended the field
day exercises at the campground, Sat
IIday.
Miss Alice Wings school at Beech
Hill reached the 100 percentage mark,
last week. not single absence or tardy
mark.
Mabel Pike is at home
EAST READFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brainard and
Mrs. Mary J. Townsend have gone to
L ~ NlSll MIS. COL
Inns. On account Of i'll health Mrs. A. w.
Brainard was abliged to defer her visit
to her friend in Massachusetts, until
n later date.
Mrs. c. A.. Clough Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. M. Bailey, at Win
throp for a week. '-'
Mrs. Jennie Gordon visited friends on
Maranacook avenue for several days,
the past week.
w. T. Mace was in Lewiston and Au-
burn two days on business, last week.
Mrs. II. J. Holmes. who has been un-
able on account of lameness, to leave
home for several months, attended the
Grange meeting, Saturday, and services
at the church, Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Kewley preached a very in
teresting sermon on Moses and his mis-
sion at the church here, last Sunday.
The dust is very deep in the highway
where the road has been repaired and
makes travelling uncomfortable.
Burton Gordon. road commissioner,
has made good road through this part
of the town and will be better appre-
ciated after the dust is moistened by a
good rain. t- 81
The cemetery is greatly improved by
having the grass cut recently by c. c.
Morrill,, the superintendent. ,
READFIELD. a-(
Rain is much needed here now, many
are hoeing this week. strawberries are
ripening and the prospect for a years
crop is very nattering unless the dry
weather shall be too severe upon them.
Geo. A. Russell is spending a week
in Wilbraham, Mass.
John NJ. Williams is visiting friends
in Gray.
l.. II. Strout. the real estate man Is
confined to the house, suffering from
blood poison on the hand and arm.
George Holmes Of this town will
celebrate his SSth birthday, June q,
and will visit friends in Skowhegan.
for few days. his wife accompanying
him.
We now have quite number Of
summer boarders and many more are
expected to arrive this week and next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fogg of Boston,
made few days visit at Mr.. Foggs
old home here returning to their home
Wednesday.
LiTcHFlELD PLAINS. m
The Republican voters Of Litchfield
came out i'm full force, Saturday after
noon. to elect a candidate for rebresen-
tative to the Legislature Of 1865. H. N.