Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
READFIELD.

| Henry Putnam who mas Deen with his
uncle in Readfield this fall is passing
several days at his home in Winthrop.
e. A. Robinson of Mt. Vernon was In
| town last week looking after stock 70
ship to Brighton this week
| Linwood Luce, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. s. Luce. will attend the winter term
of High school in Winthrop.
! Alpheus Townsend has bought the
Guptill place and Mark Collins has
bought the Chester Sanborn property,
| and is moving in.
| The box social held at the Hoyt Hill
schoolhouse was a success, socially
and financially. and much credit is due
the teacher. Miss Ria Gordon, for the
success of the entertainment.
E. NJ. Dudley of Manchester. who is
serving on the jury at Waterville,
passed Sunday at his hAne. Chauncy
Fitield is assisting with the farm work
during Mr.. Dudley's absence.
Mrs. Sarah Clough. who suffered a
shock of paralysis last week is falling
Her five children were with her SUM-
day Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Luce. Mrs. w
T. Mace, Charles ClouSh. Mr.. and Mrs
| Warren Butler. all of Readfield, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey of Win
throp. Mrs. Alice Morrow is assisting
in the care of Mrs. Clough.
| The HaIriman's have built an Office
east of their stable at Readtield depot.
| Mrs. f.. Bcal returned from the Contra
/ Maine General hospital on Saturday last
| Miss Mary Prescott and neice. Nellie
! Prescott, started for their home IN Kay
| mOnd. N. H., Monday.
Joseph Maxwell of Skowhegan is visit
| ing friends in Kent's Hill for few days
| A number of hunters tried their skill II
| chasing deer about town and vicinity las,
week. but with poor success.
day services. with an address by Rev
| Elizabeth Goldthw,ite at the Chape
| Wednesday, Nov. 2S.
The ladies of the NJ. F. Society will
meet at the chapel on Thursday eve; Gvemh ne
Mrs. A. II. Wilson.
| Prof. A. c. Russell Of kents Hill was
called to Middleton. Corn, last FRIDAY
| on account of the illness Of his son. who
| was suffering from typhoid fever and or
Sunday. the sad news reached here of his
| death. His remains will be brought u
| kent'S Hill for burial.
EAST READFIELD.
| Mrs. Sarah N. Clough died Monday
morning at o'clock from the effect OF
shock of paralysis received Tuesday
night, Nov. 10. aged SO years. Hel
husband c. A. ClOugh died four year:
ago Mrs. Clough is survived by two
brothers Charles Moulton and j. A
! Moulton of Sangerville. One son, c
l.. ClouSh and four daughters. Mrs
N. S. Luce, Mrs. w. T. Mace. Mrs. f
NJ Bailey of Winthrop and Mrs. w. S
Butler. who resides on the home farm
Mrs. ClouGh will be greatly missed il
the ncighborhood where she has Sc
! long resided, as she has taken al
active part in it's welfare. Funera
services will be held at the church
Wednesday at one o'clock. Member.
of the Grange of which the deceased
READFIELD DEPOT.
The buildings belonging to c. H. Fen
dcrson are much improved by being
painted white.
Miss Bessie Bickford. Augusta. i.
! spending a few weeks at the home O.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bick
ford.
VII anu NIi IluttIllISOIl Ie
turned Saturday. bringing fine cir
baby. Elmina, born in Boston, Octobe
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Mrs Elizabeth Rollins of August;
was the guest over night Friday. o
Mrs. NJ. J. Sherburn. calling on friend
here Saturday, leaving for home in tn
afternoon.
Great pleasure was derived las
week from the first cOasting and skat
ing of the season. the young peopl
improving the opportunity for tn
amusements during the frost king
sway.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Allen. Boston
who still occupy their cottage a
Crai2's Point. will move into the hous
recently purchased by Alpheus Town
send. the former home of the lat
George Guptil. The Allen family con
template spending the winter in Maine
NJ. S. Collins has >~chased tn
Smith estate from the on, ". Cheste
"A. Sanborn, who will &C in he nea
future to California. Mr.. Collin
moved from Maranacook Friday, hi
household goods being transporte
across the lake by boat.
MARANAcook.
Six coon kittens were shipped to Bos
ton. Friday. by Mrs. Emma Whittier.
Gilbert Flanders and Miss Mani
Dudley were guests at the home o
Mr.. Flanders parents. Sunday.
Fred Burse harvested the past sea
son 1000 bushels of good medium size
potatoes. and has a right to be justl
proud Of his success in that line @
products.
f. L. Townsend has added to hi
other buildings a very neat, comfort
able and convenient hen house 1
, which he has 100 hens that yield
good profit. He will winter "a head Q
live stock including cattle and horse
also 10 pigs.
RIVERSIDE.
: j. Fl. Dunlap has gone to Orient.
j. H. Reed is repairing his house.
Mrs. Luther Humphrey of August
visited Mrs. Edward Brown last weel
Ed. Brown returned also Saturda
from the hunting grounds.
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