Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-19

night. there WIS Il StOu
about 81 being cleared.
George Il. Ireland has returned to
| Massachusetts, with mis- daughter Mrs.
Augustus Nash, to be gone a few
weeks.
Daniel H. Thing had an i'll turn. last
Friday. and could hardly talk for 4
short time. The next morning he
seemed better.
Rev. H. NJ burlington will go to
Fort Fairfield to attend the state Sab
bath school convention to be held
Oct 10 and 20. He will represent the
First Baptist Sunday school of Mt.
Vernon at the state convention.
LAKESHORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w Lewis are
receiving concentrations on the birth
of a daughter born Friday. Oct. a.
(Ruth ALICE. Mother and child arr
doing ", II
Herbert Smith had the misfortune to
have one OF tire bones in his right arm
broken by a horse kicking him, Thurs
,, day.
Mr.. ana Mrs Will Cowan of Lynn,
! Mass. arrived at his fathers, NJ. W.
| Cowans. Sunday.
! Mrs. Nellie Morrison has a new de-
nestle, Miss Mamie Quinn of Hlllo-
well.
| Miss Amanda Ellis is nursing Mrs.
| Ernest Lewis.
| Mrs. +: rzilla Wood visited relatives
in Mercer. last week.
Mrs. Minnie Sawtelle passed a few
lays, last week. with Mrs. Della CoWan.
Miss Rhoda Tillson is assisting in the
kitchen work of Mrs. Ernest Lewis.
REhDFiELO DEPOT.
| George Fldridge who is employed a the
Lewiston Journal office, is visiting his pa
| rents. Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Eldridge.
Mrs. F. J. Flanders who is a profession
al nurse. is at E. A. Cottles Mt Vernon,
where she is caring for the sick.
Mrs. John Dudley of Winthrop. called
on Mrs, G. L. Royal, Monday.
Miss Maud Whittier, daughter of Mr.
town. whose death ~ occurred at Gorhain
the 18th inst, was brought to ReadfelC
for burial, Saturday. Miss Whittier wa
; spent the summer of 1909 at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. George Coleman. where
by her pleasant manners and amiablt
Qualities she endeared herself to her as
sociates and friends
The harvest supper ard entertainment
which followed at the chapel, Friday
evening was very successful the Of
repeated pe ed sa%ing AG risd spa AK ionde
table by the guests. who did ample justice
to the plentiful repast placed before them
Choice graphophone selections rendered
through the kindness Of Charles Fender
son, brief but pleasant address by Rev
| II. A. King. select readings by the younf
ladies. songs, charades, pantomimes. etc.
was highly appreciated by the audience.
LiTCHFiELD PLAINS.
Rev. E. A Harlow preached an inter
esting and helpful sermon at the Plain!
church. Sunday. in exchange with tht
pastor. Rev. c. w. Purinton.
Gardiner Roberts and A. l.. Small ar
the committee to provide homes 70
ference here, Wednesday and Thursday.
= Miss Angie V. Roberts came here from
Augusta, Friday.
LlTcHFIELD.
Miss Martha Trott has returned to he
sisters, Mrs. j. X. True, for a shor
D stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X True spent sunda.
| in Richmond.
Austin Rogers has returned home afte
J, visiting 10 days in Boston
q One day last week. Charles Goodwi
: | brought in n cluster of fine looking rip
raspberries. They were large and yer,
ripe. Quite rare sight for the middl
t of October. We only wished that Their
might have been more Of them
Mrs. Frank Gilman returned home, Sun
S day, after weeks visit in Augusta wit
: her sister, Mrs William FAIR.
= Thurston Gilman spent Sunday at home
n Mrs. Ed Small spent Sunday and Mon
a day in Lewiston with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. True. Alfred Bart
lett. Miss Birdina Gilman and Mr. an
, Mrs. f. n. Adams attended Topshar
fair
y Mrs. Fred Bakers niece of Lewiston
o is spending the week with her