Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-24

half and two in the second by hard
and fierce football. The teams We're
evenly matched as to weight but the
LitchfiCld boys were too fast for the
Gardeners. This is the first time that
the Gardiner High eleven has been
-ccred on this year. The line I'D was
as follows; Litchfield-Fogg, /. e..
i?lais,cll. l. t.. Kicker |. g., Brown. c.,
Miilman. +. g., Bemis. +. t.. Tucker.
=. C.. Malcom, q. b.. Cole !. h. b., Capt.
Higgins. T.. h. b.. Tucker, f. b. Gardi-
l. c., Corbin. |. t., F.
cobb, l. g., Minister. G.. Towle, r. G.,
| Corbill. I. t., Potter +. e., r. Cobb.
q. b., Capt, Parker. !. h. b.. Lovely, r.
| h. b.. Merrill. f. b. STRAIGHTFORWARD
| A academy, Il: Gardiner High, 0. Touch
| downs, cole. 8. Umpire. Cox Of Bow
dom. Referee. l.. Jackson, Bates.
Time, 10 and II minute halves. Lines
| men. Danforth of Litchfield, Potter Of
| Gardiner. Timekeepers, DR.. Cole and
Potter of Gardiner.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
l.. Oh, sley Of West Mt. Vernon is at
| work for r. G. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bates are enter
tanning party of relatives at their home
OH the South road
c. r. Sturtevant of Waterville. has been
| paying a visit to his mother, Mrs. Helen
Sturtevant, at the Corner.
Miss Angie Swift is visiting her father.
f.. Swift at Wilton.
S. II. J. Berry has purchased the farm
Of the late l.. r. Sturtevant
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Thompson spent
Sunday. at Lewiston. visiting relatives.
J. p. Drinkwinc has returned from Can
ada. where he has been visiting his
father
viii Swift is going to Manchester to
work on farm. His family will accom-
pany him.
Mrs. Ab5ie Morgan. who makes her
horne with her daughter. Mrs. A. {. Hay
ford, had the misfortune to make a mis-
step and fall down the cellar stairs,
| Tuesday afternoon. and sprain her right
ankle. 1t is feared that 1t will be some
! time before Mrs. Morgan will be able to
walk again without the aid of crutch.
READFiELD.
The Harvest supper held in Union YES
try, Thursday evening. under the aus
pieces of the ladies' of the Methodist Cir
Gle was well attended and proved a very
enjoyable occasion, although the weather
was unfavCrablc. The entertainment fol-
lowing the supper consisted of songs and
recitations and the farce Mrs. Jones
Jeopardy" written by Helen Tucker Lord
and given by her and other members OF
tue 1Oul1S 1-JultS AuAliidTE lie plo-
ceeds. about SIS. are to so towards pay
ing for the repairs recently made on the
Methodist chapel
The general invitation to the husking
at Chase E. Foggs Tuesday evening. was
accepted by over 100 of his friends and
neighborS. After about 800 bushels of corn
bad been husked out, bountiful supper
was served.
READFlELD DEPOT.
John Adell of Dixfield, who is on va
cation. is visiting relatives in this place.
Mrs Aida LaBaron is visiting at the
home of her father, l.. E. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Sherburne have
recently spent day with their sister,
Mrs. Oscar Chesley.
on a hunting expedition joined ii COM
pany of friends from Mt. Vernon, among
whom was Mr.. Aliens brother.
The theme of Rev. Harry A. Kings in
teresting discourse at the chapel. Wednes-
day evening. was, The Diverting of Ma
tuTe.
MIR. and Mrs N. D. Gordon dned with
Mrs. A. w. Brainard, Thursday.
The members Of The Once Week Club,
who met with Mrs. A. s. KnOwlton. Tues
day evening. were agrecably surprised by
a visit from Mrs. Z. ". Henry of HulmeS-
ville PIT. Mrs. Henry was one Of the
charter members. the club being organ
lied in 1898 and has continued her MEM
bership to the present time. She is in
Augusta caring for her son, FcrClina nd,
who met with n serious accident by which
his leg was broken.
Miss Lucire Jones left. Wednesday. for
Houlton, where she will remain several
days.