Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
READEIELD.


signed her position as teacher OF tiic
village primary school, recently
ceived notification of her election us
teacher Of the Model School OF Lee Nor
NAL Academy and entered upon ner
new duties December II. MISS Horue'i
holds = Life State Certificate Is
graduate of the Pennington STATE NOT
NAL School and is especially wen iuaii-
fled for her position Interested frlehos
expect her to meet with her usual
marked success.
Dr, J. I'll. Black, the veterinary 81, seo,c
has }luSt sold to Mr.. Elwood bahes ".
Winthrop Centre, one of the pest pieces
OF iorse,f1esh that has been r,,i'' 4wnTo is thn m
Rcadfield for some time. rms Is tIs
handsome: mahogany bay mare knowh ,'S "a aS
Lady Serf and was sired by the Seri ana
out Of dam by Redwood. This mare wa, was
grade. stands 16 hands is very stylisn,
mas lots OF speed. and weighs apout e.o 10y
pounds. splendid walker and a fast
trotter She is one of the best gentle
mans driving horses to be found III Ken
nebec County.
But little sickness in this vicinity now.
DR.. Harris. who has been on the SICK
list for some weeks past, Is now I'M
proving.
Children were again called to attend
school in town Monday morning.
Several carloads of apples were sent
from the Rcadfield station, last week.
Not enough snow for wood and lumber
drawing.
LAKEsHoRE.
Clinton Goodhuc has purchased a fine
pair of work horses.
Mrs. ]. II. Tilton returned SATURDAY
from Brewer where she has Deen Spenu-
several weeks with nPr uduSllleI,
Mrs. ChaS. Clifford
Miss Amanda Ellis entertained her sun
day-schcol class at her home, "Wednesday
evening. DC. 13.
Miss Beatrice Shaw spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Goodhuc.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Benson were callers
at w. w. Carriers Sunday.
Fred Kcnnison and Miss Ida SaWteile
of Waterviile spent Sunday at ii. ..
Bacon's.
Mrs. John Wyman is visiting Mrs. F.
G. Morrison.
Mr.. Sweeny. an apple buyer from Bos-
ton. was the guest of Z. w. Longley, last
week.
Augustus Weeks of Waterville passed
Sunday with his father, Levi Weeks.
r. w. Longley is buying apples in Win
throp.
Mrs. G. B. Reynolds is in Augusta.
Mrs. Chas. Ballard.
Miss Rhoda Tillson is visiting friends in
Waterville.
Mrs. Betsy Longley died at her home.
Friday evening. Dec. Il. aged Sc years.
She is survived by three sons, Charles
South Portland; and Henry of Auburn:
also three sisters, Mrs. Mary Marrow of
Chelsea. Mrs. Louisa Gray of Fairfield.
and Mrs. Ruth kfmball of Watcrville.
Funeral services were held at the NJ r.
church. Tuesday. at one O'Clock, Rev. j.
Il. Lapham officiating.
FAYETTE.
Frank IT. Bodge has been sick for the
last week.
Mrs Olive Tuck went to Portland
Thursday to spend Il Few weeks.
Fremont Huntoon will pack Il carload
of apples in town this week. II. paid S;
per barrel for them.
G. II. Berry is having many cords of
wood cut that he will dry.
Clyde Wells. Merton Hutchinson and
Mr.. Mcl.ain arc cutting cord wood for j.
S. w. Hewitt.
ROME.
G. A. Leydecker has built new
blacksmith shop.
There will be a Christmas tree at
Littlefiold's hall Saturday evening.
Elery Farnham has moved to his
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Clement has gone
to Boston for the winter.
vAssALBoRO.
Vassalboro w. c. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Gustavus Hussey Dec. 20. AS it is
an important meeting full attendance
is wished.
SIDNEY.
The Holmes school will give an en-
tertainment at Sidney Grange hall this
evening, followed by an oyster supper
and dance. If stormy it will be post
poned till Friday evening.