Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28

of Favette: Bean Miss Evanre,ine
Trefethen of Kent's Hill; Cressey, Miss
Velma l.. NJ. Gordon; Thing, Mrs.
Gertrude G. Barron of Fayette; Wing
Miss Annie NJ. Akers of Andover:
Dunn. Miss Alice Halves of Readfield:
West Mt. Vernon. Miss Lizzie NJ.
Leighton; Currier. Miss Doll c. Leigh
ton. The Robinson and Stevens
scholars are to be conveyed.
The fall term Of the High school
closed on Tuesday, Nov. q. 1t was a
most profitable term. Ralph W. Leigh
ton. Esq, being the popular teacher.
WAYNE.
Miss Kathleen Berry who has been
visiting Mrs Walker ana family at
Loudon Hill has returned to her home
in Wayne.
a. =. Wing is making arrangements
to have a singing school this winter
Miss Stella Drew and friend of An
gusta passed Sunday with friends i'm
Wayne.
Mrs. Geo. Tozier is visiting friends in
Fairfield.
The Misses Edna and Mary Stetson
and Miss Eula Berry visited friends i'm
Livcrmore Tuesday.
+. l.. Lincoln is having his ice house
repaired.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Cory Richardson passed Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Rich
ardSOn.
Miss Florence Priest spent a few
days with Miss Edith Priest at Foss
hall, Watcrville. last week.
The annual sale of the Women's
Missionary Society will occur on De-
cember 18th at the veStry of Friends
church. The evening will be devoted
to an entertainment and sale of useful
and fancy articles and refreshments.
A number from here attended the
services at North Vassalboro at the
NJ f. church Sunday. No services
We're held at the church here until
evening.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mrs. Edwin freeman Of Boston, visit
ed at H. NJ. Packard's the past week.
Mrs T.. S. Burnham and son Ralph of
Boothbay visited at Geo. B. Mace's a
few days the past week.
Miss Theo Greene of Portland passed
Tuesday with her cousin, Mrs. w. l..
Mace.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Miss BESSIE Bickford, Augusta. who has
been passing some weeks at the home of
her parents, returned Saturday.
Mrs. ]. f. Denton visited at Lewiston
and Mechanic Falls last week.
Mrs. Charles Marsh, New Gloucester,
recently visited relatives in this place.
e. NJ. Hutchinson left Sunday afternoon
on Il business trip to Indianapolis, Ind,
where he VIII remain several weeks.
Willis Bickford, tn. expert in trapping,
has caught cOons. besides large num-
Der of mushrats. skunks and other ami
mails. He has good display of pelts ar
ranged on one side OF room. which are
really interesting to the observer.
The house, recently purchased by NJ S.
Collins. is being much improved by plaS-
terirg, painting and papcring. The work
Of piastering is being done by Fox Sedg-
ley.
Invitations are now being given for
i nalIkS giving DINNERS. ChantiClecr and
other fowls arc now in evidence for mar
<et, presentation to friends. for the; fam
ly dinner. neiGhbor being intnrrogated
As to the disposal of five neatly dressed
fowls replied: These are to be shipped
as presents t. relatives. Two others will
Do prepared and utilized at the home ia
Dle'
FAYETTE.
Miss Olive II. Jones returned to Lynn.
Mass, Friday.
G.. Bryant of Oakland was in town a
few days last week at George Under
woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hewett and little
'on went to Portland last week for a few
days.
Mrs. Elmer Wing is quite sick Dr.
Wright of Readfield is attending her.
Mr. Clyde Wells recently shot Il deer in
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