Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-18

DAILY kENNEBEC
The dance at the Town hall was
we'll attended, Saturday evening, many
being present from out of town. Music
was furnished by Trask's Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Winslow of
Gardiner. and Wallace Winslow of
Bath. was in this place, Sunday
Quite a number from this place at
tended the Topsham fair, last Wednes-
day, and report fine exhibits and an
immense crowd.
WAYNE.
c. A. Ridley was in town on business
Thursday.
Pauline. infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Thursday night. The funeral services
were held, Saturday Rev. Mr.. PuringtOr
ofhciated. The interment WAS at Mt
Pleasant cemetery.
Mrs. Hughes went to Phillips, Oct IA, Il
meet her niece from Cambridge anl
Minnesota, whom she had not seen for i;
years.
Miss Luetta Turner from Lewiston was
the guest of Mrs. w. A. Burgess, Thurs
day
A luncheon was given Miss Alice Wing
by her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Oct. IA
Merle Johnson. owen and Philip John
son and Charles Millet are in Wayne on a
hunting trip.
Daniel Jones, who has been in Wayne
on q furlOugh, has returned to the HON,
at Togus.
Mrs. Frank Roberts is very i'll will
pneumonia.
The Friday Club will meet Oct. 20, witt
Mrs. Lee, subject Shakespeare.
BELGRADE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lilly of Nortl
Manchester called on friends in town
Sunday.
The many friends Of Geo. T.. Weston il
town and elsewhere, ar" pleased to know
that he is able to be out again. after BE-
inG confined to the house for some week.
with rheumatism.
There was Il very larg" attendance n
the meeting Of kcnncbcc Pomon; Grange
which was held with belgrade Grange
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
Frank Andrews Of Providence. r. l.. j,
visiting his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo
Andrews.
Mr. ard Mrs Frank Colby of Augusta
who have been stopping ut their cottage
for few days the past week have re
turned home.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Wesley Williams. Palmer, Mass, calec
on friends, Saturday, Will" Oh his Way
from Rcldtirld. whore he had been visit
ms in Augusta. Mr.. Williams returned
to Palmer. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. V. Carr with friends
from Winthrop. travelling in an auto ear
called on Mrs. NJ. n. Stevens, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins. Livermore
Falls and Mr.. DrlanO and family, Angus
ia. were ut their cottage on Lake Mariana
cook, Sunday. Mrs. Robbins and Mrs
Dclauo are sisters, formerly residents Of
Rcadteld
Jamcs; Dunton met with a, serious acci,
dent. whiir cutting wood: The AZ slipped
and made an ugly cash in the foot.
Letters written in Chicago were re-
ccived, Saturday. from Howard Allen,
who is on his way to California.
Irving Shattuok. Mt. Vernon. made u
business trip TO this plac" on Saturday.
Gilbert Flanders, Rrad1ied. called on
friends. Friday.
Mrs. Sylvia Soule. Augusta, who was on
over night Of Mrs. Mary Stevens, calling
on other friends, Friday ANA Saturday.
T. H. Scdglcy is manufacturing a. large
number OF apple barrels, daily Tor Which
he has immediate SALE.
EAST READFlELD.
C. A. Mace who has been critically i'll
with pneumonia, is gaining.
Mrs a. W. ErainArd is spending Il few
weeks in Limerick. her old home. Mrs.
Townsend is caring for her houscwurk
during her absence.
Cherries Gordon of I.ivermore Falls. who
has been sick with appendicitis has 80
fully recovered as to be able to pay Il visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Is. Gordon
in this place.
Miss Beth IIaines Of NItCrvillc visited
her uncle G. a. Mace. Saturday.
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daughter. Mrs. Ada Berry.
David Austin's horse. which fell through
the ecuttIe. last week. was injured so Sc
VcrclY that it WAS necessary to have 1t
killed.
LiTCHFIELD PLAINS.
The entertainment and sal" given Ivy the
Relief Corps Friday evening, was Il sue
cess in all respects.
+. ]. Fish has Eern drawn as a juryman
fOt the October term Of court.
Miss Angie V. Roberts is home from
Augusta for Il few days.
a T., Small ana Mr.. ana Mrs. J. f. Lap
BAN Hr" the delegates chosen to represent
the Plains church at the Eowd"in con-
ference at Spears Corner, West Gardner,
oct. 1913
Guy f. Bcnncr ana Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. IL
Dustin ana daughter, GcnCNlVr were re-
Gently received into the membership of
the Plains Church.
NORTH WAYNE.
Howard Giles returned. "Wednesday:
from Brocktnn. Mass, after several
Weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. NJ Ecnson passed, Fri
day ut Augusta.
Percy FOss has some Bantam pullets.
which were Matched the first of May. ono
has laid sixteen eggs and another had
cInningly hidden herself away on nest
Of fourteen eggs. Who has spring chick
ems that can beat this?
Mrs Addie Hayden was called to Pan
gor, Saturday afternoon. lay the Illness of
her step son. Fred Hayden.
George I.add went to Boston, Saturday,
lie was accompanied by Miss CiII,y.
Mrs. Amy Packard and children Of
Ral2yville and Mrs. Nancy Wells of
Rcadiield, we've the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Stevens. Sunday.
Mrs Betsy Crosby, Who is confined to
the house ~ illness most of the time, WAS
able to enjoy Il few hours out of doors,
SUNDAY She visited K"nn"bo Scnggil!
camp, which her son +. l.. Crosby has
crt ct,d The past summer on tile shore OF
the rond. She found il Il beautiful place,
Ia2ily nestled among the pines. With fine
view of the lake and II chanc" to rest
after the ride Of about u mile. After
spending 4 couple Of hours or 50 she re-
turned to her home, none the worse for