Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-10
KENNEBEc.
WEST Caroline Err.

been visiting her cousin, MIS-. LUCIA
Horn, returned to her home in Gardi-
ner. last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Day visited at
John Dailey's. Sunday.
| William p. Haskell. Mrs. S. A. Smith
and Will Spear and family were guests
of friends in Manchester, Sunday.
A. w. Fuller visited at Merrill Pink
hams, Sunday.
|: William Berry is cutting cord wood
for John Horn, ','s's = y ~
George Dixon traded = horses with
Bert Goodwin, last week. Mr.. Dixon
is well pleased with his new horse, as
it is not afraid of anything and can be
| depended upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio McCausland
passed Sunday with Mr.. McCausland's
| aunt, Mrs. Anna Blake.
READFIELD.
| The county commissioners pro-
nounced the State road built by Road
Commissioner Hunt fine piece of
| work and very satisfactory. 1t con-
sists of sixty-five rods and fifteen
| rods have IA bank wall two feet and
| a rail. Mr.. Hunt is still at work on
the roads in town. putting them in
shape for the winter
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Putnam of
Winthrop were guests of relatives in
| Readfield. last Tuesday
"Old Billy" horse twenty-five years
old and weighing about 1850, owned
| by Il. H. Thomas. hauled from Read
| field to Winthrop station d distance
of eight miles, Is barrels of apples in
a heavy wagon without much effort
one day last week. This old horse has
| no fear of automobiles.
Henry Putnam of Winthrop. is pass
ing a few days with relatives in town.
| Helen Frost was at her home in
Manchester from Kent's Hill. Saturday
and Sunday.
| Llewellyn Sherburne is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
| Last Sunday night when Henry Free
man went to get his cows from the
| field. he found one of them dead. 1t
| is thought she ate too many cabbages.
MT. VERNON.
A party from Mt. Vernon has just
returned from northern Maine with six
fine deer. The hunters are F. l.. Hop
kins. r. H. Thing, Lincoln Walton and
c. f. Brown.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
| Mr.. Brown will hold meetings here.
Nov. 10. All are cordially invited.
A very fine musical and literary en-
tertainment was given here on Nov. 3.
Instrumental music was furnished by
| Alfred Knowles with the violin, Annie
Knowles with g. banjo end Mrs. Fred
Gilman at the organ. The violin was
made by Arthur Knowles and the
music composed by Alfred Knowles.
They were heartily encored. A quartet
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Dudley, Miss Izetta Royal and Frank
Robinson with Miss Royal as organ
| list, rendered some very pleasing vocal
music which was loudly encored. Ray
mond Meservey of North Augusta, rem
dered excellent cornet solos. A harmon
'ic4 'solo was given"by Harry Fifieid and
vocal solos by Don Fifield, all of which
were highly appreciated. There was an
interesting dialogue by the Misses
Florence and Helen Winslow and read
ings by Helen Winslow and Mrs. ]. AL
bert Knowles. Refreshments were
served and a general good time enjoyd.
Mrs. John Knowles has returned from
a visit to her daughter. Mrs. A. r.
Clark in Sidney.
Miss Edith Avery is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. J. Albert Knowles.
WINDSORviLLE.
Messrs. Morrill,. Hosea Glidden and
Dan Miller. have been the lucky hunt
ers thus far. They each shot d deer
| apiece, Friday.
The first snow furry of the season
passed over this town. Monday. COM
pletely covering the ground. Tuesday
rain in the night.
Bayard Sproul. who has been to Bos-
ton on a trip has returned home.
VAssALBoRo.
George Gibson carried a party of ladies'
| Friday evening. to Waterville, to attend
the opera of The Isle of Spice" The
| party consisted of Mrs. George BaSfOrd
| Miss Margaret Durham and Miss Kate
| Low.
| Rev. Mr.. HawkswOrth of BowdOin col
| leSe. preached a very interesting sermon
at the Congregational church, Sunday
| afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Lietch. pastor of the Baptist
| church at Sidney and Rev. Mr.. Clark.
| pastor of the Baptist church at North
Vassalboro. exchanged pulpits. Sunday.
Mrs. w. F. Mitchell of Revere Mass.
visited her friend, Miss Georgia Lancas-
| ter, last week.
Mrs. Pliny Lyons suffered a sever.
| shock. last week and is now in a critical
| condition.
BENTON.
| Edward ROundy. station agent at
| Bowdoinham, passed Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Roundy.
Oscar Piper of this place and Miss Hor-
tense Ward of Clinton. were united in
marriage. Saturday, Nov. 4. by Rev. Mr..
Foster of Clinton. The happy couple have
the best wishes of their many friends
They will make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Piper. the bridegroom 5
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dickey. of Gin
ton. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl
Burbank.
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