Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-17
KENNEBEC.
READFIElD DEPOT.

The friends of Mrs. Z. w. Henry are
greatly pleased to learn that she is inn
proving in health. Mrs. Henry became
a member of the "Once a Week. Club
when organized in 1898 and though.
with her family made her home in
Hunnesville. Penn. several years since.
yet she has annually RENTED her fees
and continued her membership which
is very gratifying to the club members.
Georgia Coleman. who has been con-
fined to his home for a while, suffering
from acute rheumatism, has resumed
his duties as station agent at Mariana
cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stinchfield visited
relatives in Vienna Sunday.
A very interesting year book Of the
has been received from Bangor by the
| Once a Week Literary Club.
Mrs. G. X. Adell has superintendent
| the management of the Stevens hotel
during the absence of Mr. and Mrs.
Stevens who attended the funeral of
a relative in New York state.
Nelson D. Gordon, who is succeeded
| as postmaster by his son. Nelson Il.
Gordon. has held the office during all
1889 and resigned in consequence of an
extended illnce"
The scholar are ct:,l enjoying the
coasting which was never better. Some
| who have older grown and made their
| homes elsewhere, will remember start
| ing from the Prescott house which is
now the home of Geo. Coleman and
sliding to the Craig house, now oc-
cupied by Eugene Millet.
READFIELD.
Many in this village are suffering
| weather of last week.
Mrs. Eli Merriman returned from
Portland last week to care for her
father. Dudley Haines.
| Mrs. Bert Leighton is spending a
week with relatives in Hallowel
| Miss Doll Leighton of Mt. Vernon
spent last Sabbath with Mrs Bert
Leighton in this village.
| a correspondent has received a letter
from Mrs. LeFarge, who went to Den
yer, Col. in November for relief from
| lung trouble. saying she is much bet
| ter and that she believes she will fully
| recover her health.
Fine coasting in the street here is
| well improved.
Mrs. Nora Masterman started for
Palmer, Mass. Monday to visit her pa
| rents for few days.
LITcHFIEL0.
L. L. Dennison, NJ. H. Dustin. Will
liam Springer, William Norton, Charles
Hall and E. f. Ranks harvested their
| ice last week from Buker pond.
May Ranks has returned to Litchfield
Academy. Mrs. Ranks has nearly re-
| covered from her illness.
Ray Ranks is at work in the shoe
shop at Lewiston.
Mrs. Hiram Small and little son Of
Bowdoin visited at Harlan Kings Mon
day.
AlonZo Huntington has bought the
James Bartlett place of Mr.. Wingate
and has moved in.
Bearce & Son Of Lewiston have
! bought the lumber on F. w. Jordans
farm.
CHELSEA.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Hemenway very
pleasantly entertained party of neigh
bors and friends Thursday evening, and
the occasion was most enjoyable to all
present. Sociability, games and phono-
graph selections made the time pass
very quickly. and at a late hour the
company returned to their homes.
Augustus Turner was in Augusta last
! week serving in the grand jury.
James Ryan of Boston was in town
last week on business trip.
VIM. s. Chase is serving as one Of the
petit jurymen at the court in Augusta
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ Hemenway were
In Augusta on business last Tuesday.
Among the newly-elected officers of
Capital Grange, Augusta, are several
OF the members who reside in our town
who have lately become members Of the
order.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
John Spear and daughter visited at
Walter Jenkins Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Higgins Of Lewiston is
visiting at Joshua Stover's.
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.
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