Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-28
LsTcHFlELD PLAINS.

| Sunday, was OF more than usual inter-
! est. Quite number of guests we're
| m attendance, among whom were Mrs.
Flora A. Brown of Carthage, Evere-'
| Denly of st. Andrews, \. B., also MISS
Clarabel Higgins, r. f. Niles, MISS
Jessie Libby and Hank Brown.
Mrs. ]. A. Chase will entertain the
Circle Friday afternoon and evening
with a picnic supper.
| Mr.. and Mrc. A. P. Berry have re-
/ turned to New York.
| The Thursday evening prayer ser
vice will be held at Deacon Roberts.
| MOUNT VERNON.
| Schools in town will commence April
l2sd. The following teachers have been
chosen: High, r. w. Leighton, Esq;
Village Primary, Mrs. Annabel G. Hail;
Cressey. Miss Lizzie Leighton: Dunn,
Miss Izetta Royal, of Rcadfield; Rob-
Iinson, Miss Doll c. Leighton; West
Mount Vernon, Miss Linda Z. Nicker-
son: Stevens, Miss Myra A. Webber; !;
Thing, Miss Lottie Adell, of Readfield;
Wing, Miss Geneva Dudley.
Miss Nora Chandler of Belgrade, has
been visiting friends in town.
| Miss Doll c. Leighton has returned
home after an absence of several
weeks, during which time she has been
serving as tutor and governess in a
family at Dunn's Corner.
| r. W. McQuaid has purchased the
farm of the late Moses Hall.
Miss Gertrude French, a student at
Pennington High, is spending her two
| weeks vacation with her mother, Mrs.
H. NJ. Purington, in this village.
| The Womans Foreign Missionary
Burbank next Thursday afternoon.
LAkESHORE.
John Hetherington. Colby, 'OS, is
Iassing his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hetherington.
Kate Manter left Monday for a visit
win friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Growers of Waterville
passed Sunday with Fred Tillson.
Raymond Swift of Augusta is spend
ing a few lays with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swift.
| J. H. Wyman passed Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. F. G. Morrison.
| w. NJ. Butterfield of Manchester, n.
H., passed Sunday with f. A. Tillson.
Il. r. Bacon returned Saturday from
| Orono, whore he spent several days
with his brother.
| +. G. Morrison spent several days
with friends in Waterville last week
| About S12 was realized from the
scciable which was held Friday even
ing at Geo. Shaw's.
George Manter has commenced oper-
atoms in his sugar orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Manter were
business callers at the Capitol city
| Monday. :..a ~:
NORTH BELGRADE. y:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Hutchins of East
Mercer passed Sunday with Mr.. Tutch-
iEs' mother, Mrs. Martha Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bickford and
MRS. Ellen Lyford have returned from
IT;ath, where they were called by the
dtath of the late Mrs. Aura Cobb.
The dance which was to have been
given at Spaulding's hall March 20 and
Was postponed on account Of the
storm, is to be held Wednesday even
ing, March %. Good music will be fur
nished and an oyster supper served
under the auspices of Salmon Lake
Change.
. E. e. Rollins was in Winthrop Sat-
urday on business.
David Nickerson of Rome was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. Avery Morrow and her niece
Miss Fannie Morrow, have returned
from Waterville where they have beer
Visiting friends the past week.
Miss Patty of New York it a guest a,
the home of her cousin, s. Hasay, and
it is understood that during her visit
here she is looking over the Belgrade
lakes with the view to building large
cottage on the shore of one of them
the present season.
A. Lent has sold his farm to Mr.. Nc
1ntire Of Fairfield, and accompanied by
Mrs. Lent, started for California Sat
urday morning, where they will make
their future home.
WEST GARDINER.
Joseph Wakefield who passed away
last Tuesday was an old citizen ans
one whose life was replete with loving
deeds. He was man honored anC
respected by all who knew him; al
ways ever foremost in endeavoring to
promote the good of all. and the bes
interests of the human family; ans
a kind and faithful friend and neigh
Dor. large circle of friends vii
cherish him in grateful remembrance
The funeral was conducted Friday by
the pastor of the Free Baptist church
Gardiner. The entombment was ii
the Highland Avenue cemetery. Fou
> sons. Walter, Allen, Forest and Eugene
and one daughter, Mrs. Nettie Curtis
survive him.
! Walter Towns, Mrs. Hattie Caldwell
Misses Theola and Gladys Horn, Mas
ter Carleton Lord, Allie Mason, WI