Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-05
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
READElELD.


Farmers fear they may not be able t
plant their corn crop in season becaus
the ground is so wet
Frank p. Foss of Boston visited hi
old home in town for a few days las
week, returning on Monday.
Frank Allen came from Watervill,
Tor few days visit with his mothe
in this village last week.
A. @. Wright from Chisholm is at hi
fathers in ReaJfeld for a weeks vaca
ton.
Building and repairing are still in ac
tive operation in this village, and man
changes are being made.
Will Morgan has bought an auto ant
has been about town with il for q few
days past. The lumbermen from Fay
cite are again at work drawing the pin,
lumber TO the station at the Depo
here.
Mr.. Sawyer is having the sweet corr
cans delivered at the corn shop here.
G. II. Hall Of Mt. Vernon bought two
fine heifers with their calves Of u. II
Thomas Thursday.
Mrs. T. ]. Dudley and daughter
Mary called on her old neighbors last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Glidden of Wal,
doborO We're in Mt. Vernon and Read.
field several days last week.
Dennis Jewett of Manchester planted
potatoes in Readfield ana Manchastei
Friday and Saturday with his fine
working Aspnwall potato planter.
TIE heavy shower of Friday caused
another delay with farmers as mucl
land was ready for the seed and the
rain made the ground too wet to work
The writer finished planting potatoes
this year June =. III 1904 finished
planting potatoes June 10 and had 6
good crop.
Mr., and Mrs. Lucius Hackett of Man
chester passed Sunday in Readfeld
WEST GARDINER.
Franz Sherburnc lost l.. sheep las,
week by their being injured in the
storm.
Hard wood floors are being laid il
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Horn. The rooms will also be newly
painted and papered this week
Bert Goodwin is very busy as guide
at CObbosseecOnten.
c. NJ. Bailey of Baileyville conducted
services at the Friends church, and
Rev. MIR. Nichols. pastor of the Hall
Dwell Methodist church, at the Bap-
list church last sunday.
passing several days with her aunt
Mrs. :. A. Smith, returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. Daisy Cannon and Miss Evelyn
Hopkins visited at Bert Goodwin's
Sunday.
Miss Eta Pinkham of Abbot vii
lac PASSED sunday at John Horns.
Master Floyd Bachelor of Hallowcll
Visited his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
William tatchelder, last week.
SPEARS CORNER-Mrs Wakefield
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. p.
III: i,i,ielI.
q. ". Dufrcsne Of Boston was in
town Saturday in the interests of the
New England Telephone Co.
Archie Cole of Lynn Mass. is visit :
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Cole
T.. Il. Spear passed sunday the guest
If friends in Winthrop.
The sermon at the church last Sim
dGy was ON politics. II was delivered by
Rev. Israel Luce in the interests of the
Civic League. 1t was devoid of the
radical and fun Of common sense.
Children's day next Sunday. Rehear-
sal for the music next Sunday II lie.
Concert IN the evening at 80.
NORTH WAYNE
Again the K,nts IIIll Juniors haze been
beaten by Il score of > To- by the North
Wayne Juniors. The game was played
at this village with w. f. Abbott as UNI
pire.
Fred Drinllwine has closed his years
work here ana moved his family to Wa
tervile.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. W. Abbott and son of
Fayctte. ana Walter Abbott Of East
Readfield, passed Sunday with their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. s. Abbott.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Eric johnson Of Rcadfiell
passed Sunday with relatives at Wayne.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Mrs. IT. G. Dickey went to Boston Sat
urday for 4 few days visit with relatives.
Miss Maude Clark of Riverside was 4
guest at III. G.. D;ckey's a few days last
week.
Henry Seavers of Boston is boarding al
Stephen Lamson's.
Mrs. A. G. Brown passed Sunday at Oak
Grove Seminary with her daughter Mabel
Mrs l.. A. Stone, Mrs f. B. Whitehouse.
and Miss Nellie Whitehouse spent Sat
urday at Augusta.
Mrs. L. Lee Stone and daughter Helen
left for Manohester, Mass. Saturday fog