Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-14
NORTH WAYNE.

| IiNlllS wal VINO mas feen the guess
| OF her brother. L. Nj. Ward. and also o:
her aunt, Mis-. Il. L. Stevens, for the
week PAST. returned to kents' Hill Sun
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric johnson and Mr.. anl
| Mrs. Gust Johnson passed Sunday will
| Mi. ana Mrs. Wilson at East Readfield
Services were held in the vcstry Sun
day afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Perry of Eas.
1lvarmorc.
Mrs. Julia Maxim visited relatives at
Wayne village Monday.
A. r. and F.. ]. Smith mldc a business
trip to Iivcrmure Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. I.adtl passed Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Luce in
Readfield.
Eric Johnson has sold his farm ana
stock to ]. +. Lucas of Maryland. Mr.
Lucas will take possession at once.
j. w. Benson and Percy Foss passed
Thursday at Llvcrmo1e Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Summer Seatury Of North
Monmouth were guests of Mr. and Mrs
c. M. Stevens Friday night.
Charles Maxim and son. Wilbur, of
Wayne were guests of his brother II. G.
Maxim. Sunday.
The North Wayne Tool Co shops were
shut down Monday for town meeting
f. L. Stevens was in Lewiston Monday
on business.
BRANCH MILLS.
MI w. entertained the
J.. r. Fl. club Tuesday evcriDg, Mar. 5th
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. b. Dirsmore passed
tive days of last week in Waterville.
Mrs. G. A. Bradstreet has been in
Weeks Mills the past week caring for
her ether, Mrs. Mary Choate, who is
Mrs. Mary Bradstreet is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Hooper and daughter were in town
one day last week, guests of Dean Estes.
Clarence Wortking and his niece.
Gladys WCrthing, went to Liberty, Satur-
day.
RAYMOND DOVE entertained the Glee
Club Friday evening.
Miss Mabel Worthing is visiting her
sister. Mrs Carrie Tuck in Albion.
An engine passed Palermo station on
the ". W. < F. K. r. March 10TH the
first time since Feb. 18th Trains are ex-
pected to be running regularly this week
MONMOUTH.
Fred Greene OF Portland. manager of
the Monmouth Corn Canning factory.
was in town Monday in the interests Of
the factory. NJ. Greene was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Haskell OF Now Jersey.
The local Woman's c. T. Union will
meet with Mrs c. w. Wallace Friday
afternoon, when Neal Dow day will be
observed.
There will he Il social circle ut tia
Methodist vestry Thursday with a picnic
dinner
The teachers and pupils of Monmouth
Academy and High school went to Au-
Eusta Thursday. to visit the Legislature
They were invited to supper by G. L.
lAtn a. Esq; a former resident of
academy.
LITcHFIELD.
Harmon Pcnnell Of Brunswick was a
visitor al Chas. Halls Sunday.
'Nr. and Mrs. Ranks were called to
Lewiston Monday II attend the funeral
OF MI. Ranks brother -in-law. John Iyds-
ton.
Chas Hall who has been sick is i'm
At a meeting Of the school board Sat
urday. NJ. II. Dustin was elected super
intenCent Of schools
Edith Huntington s on the sick list.
Mrs. Z. A. Danfor;h ard little son are
spending FEW Gays at Ellen Danforth's
on Oak Hill.
Frank Lihhey vert to Ancusta ia@i
Thursday TO attend the Legislative hear
ing III the interests OF Iitchfield Acadc-
my.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
Mrs. George Sanford of Boston came
nome Saturday, called by the illness OF
her mother. Mrs. NJ L. Rogers. whose
condition is serious.
Mrs. Sara Williams was taken sudden
ly i'll Saturday
Miss Acnsa Williams arrived home
from Massachusetts Friday.
Rev Joseph Nickcrson gave a most ex-
ccIent sermon at the Plains church Sun
day. Mr. Nickerson has been engaged to
supply here until the first of May.
Mrs Annie Davidson of West Alma is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Patter-