Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-29
READFlELD.

Alice Hawcs was obliged to close ner
school two days before the regular
closing of the term because OF chlcheii-
pox from which she was suffering.
Mrs. Henry Greedy returned from
the Central Maine General hosPi'ai'
Friday. where she has been for treat
ment for the past two or more "eeho'
Miss Gordon, from the Depot. mas
taken possesson of the millinery store
formerly owned by Miss Perle Hanna
ford of this village, which she pur-
chased a short time since.
Miss Edwina Stevens is at her
home in this village. having just re-
turned from Lancaster, Mass, Where
she has been for the last few months.
There will be a union Thanksgiv-
ing service at the chapel, "Wednesday
evening.
Many families in town are anticipate
ing happy reunions, Thursday.
Will Bean has moved from the vii
lage to the Harvey Farm on the VIM
throp road.
D. E. S. Hannaford is in Massachu-
sets visiting his daughter.
= Dudley IIaines, who has been sick
for some weeks past, is now much bet
ter.
FARMlNGDALE.
A few repairs have been made on the
sidewalks of late, putting them In con-
dition for the winter.
Mrs. Gilbert Eastman has had her
house shingled.
Dwight and Walter Foster are hav-
ing all they can do packing apples
in the surrounding towns.
Mrs. Louise Duffy was the guest of
Mrs. Oscar McCausland, Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Wing, who has been
nursing in Augusta, returned, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Hazard are the
proud parents of baby girl.
MOUNT VERNON.
A branch office of the Chaplin Farm
Agency of PSI Washington St, Boston,
Mass, has been established in town
with w. B. Reed as manager.
An interesting meeting of the Stct-
son League of the Stevens school
was held on Wednesday evening, Nov.
-, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
J Elliott Damren. The question, Re
solved That Hunting and fishing are
cruel sports" was discussed and de-
cided in the Affirmative.
The following teachers have been
i chosen for the schools which will COM
mence Monday, Dec. 4. High school,
f. w. Leighton. Esq; Village primary,
Mrs. Annabel G. Hail. Fayctte; West
| Mt. Vernon, Lizzie NJ. Leighton;
Dunn, Doll c. Lsighton; Chessey. Mrs.
Theresa Ward; Stevens, Myra A. Web
Der; Thing, Lottie Adell of Readfield;
Wing, Geneva Dudley; Robinson, Iva
NJ. Henry of Readfield.
WEST LlTcHFlELD.
| benjamin Fogs is visiting at II. w.
! DuSt!nS.
f. w. jordan is helping Gordon &
| Whittier of Monmouth, install the boiler
and engine in their new saw mill.
! A. j. Huntington has moved into the
c. u. Sl0man place. Mr.. huntington will
continue to run his blacksmith shop for
I the Writer
Many are planning to attend the edu-
cational meeting at I.itchiield Academy.
! next Friday.
READFIELD DEPOT.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Denton of Mechan
ic Falls, are visiting their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. T.. Denton.
I Relations from Winthrop and Readfield
attended the funeral at Mt. Vernon of the
| late Washington Gordon. Sunday.
The friends of Horace Whittier of Som
eTviile, Mass. congratulate him on re-
ccivinE the title of grandpa" which was
recently conferred upon him by his first
grandchild. Lawrence Whittier Phelps.
Mr.. Whittier was formerly resident of
Readfield.
Among callers at the home of G. l..
Royal, last week. We're Mrs. Allie Ste
vens, Guilford; Mrs. Estelle Dudley and
Mrs. Edward Cottle ard daughter, Ethel,
of Mt. Vernon.
Miss Lutte Holly of Pennington closed
another successful term of school, Friday
with pleasing entertainment by the;
children. who in turn were entertained by
the teacher with refreshments of ice
cream, cake, etc. Many parents were
present and the afternoon was reported
as very enjoyable. A school social wa
also given in the evening for pupils. pa.
rents ard friends. A large COMPANY was
present and the evening was hapniIv
PASSED. Dainty refreshments We're served
for a small sum paid by EACH and the re
celpts were SIS, which will be utilized for
flag to be placed upon the school build
ing.
The hunters in this section are very
successful. the present season. Last week
2 party Of three. Herbert Carrie Arion
Jones and Willis Bickford were on ),