Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-26

jeanette Dudley was visitor at he
| aunt's. Mrs. f. NJ. Dudley of Manches
ter last week.
Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Sears of August:
were guests one day last week of Mrs
Hannah Dudley.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Gordon were i,
Mt. Vernon Saturday guests of Mrs
GOrdOn's father, Albert Cresscy, an,
also of their sisters family Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hail.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Manchester ha:
as guest Mrs. Godfrey Of Augusta.
Mrs. George ROYAL Of ReadG"ld De
pot was calling on Mrs Emily Gordon
IL st week.
Mrs. NJ S. Fifield and son Charles
who has been in Bingham and vicinity
packing apples, were recent visitors al
Mrs. Fifield's brother, Emmons Will
liamS.
Harold Clifford and Ralph Putnam
We're visitors in Readfield Saturday
returning to their home in Winthrop
Sunday.
Farmers have been busy the past
week banking their houses, putting on
double windows and storm doors and
making things comfortable for the
coming cold winter.
H. II. Freeman went to Mt. Vernon
Saturday night returning Sunday.
Mrs Emily Fletcher and grand
daughters Mildred Weymouth and
Esther Leonard of Manchester, are
passing several weeks in Mt. Vernon
with Mr. and Mrs Dura Weston.
Miss Belle Fifield was the guest of
Miss Ruby Hammond Sunday.
The road men We're at work on the
Halves road last week building a
bridge that was washed away last
spring.
Mrs. William Wright from Caribou
visited relatives and friends in Fay
ettc and Readfield last week
Gilbert Underwood of Fayette. a
we'll known Hereford stock raiser. died
at ms home there Friday after an i'll
ness of several weeks. Besides his
widow, one son. two daughters and one
sister, Mrs. Helen Goodwin of Kcnts
Hill survive.
W. c. Tebbetts has moved from Az
gusta To the residence of his mother
in this village.
Mrs. Betsey Ryder who has been in
poor health for some time is now con-
fined 20 her bed.
A daughter Of Frank Lovejoy at
typhoid pneumonia.
Several of the children of S. n.
Luce are having chicken pox.
Some of our citizens are sending fruit
and other contributions to the deacon
ess home in Portland.
Sunday last.
T. l.. Hopkins is shingling the ell to
his: house.
SOUTH MT. VERNON.
Mrs H. A. Jacobs has been quite III
but is improving under the care of
DR.. f. s. Hannaford of Readfield
w. E. Jose Is attending court at
Waterville, having been drawn jury
man from Readfield.
Miss Louise Jose has position at
Augusta.
Most of the farmers are holding
their winter fruit for higher prices.
hrs. Chas. Hutchinson has been with
her daughter Mrs. II. c. Copp who has
been quite i'll, for the past week.
Miss Agnes Copp has been the guest
OF Mrs. o. l.. Dunn for few days.
SOUTH vASSALBORo.
Mr. Fowler of Fairfield who bought
the c. +. Cobb farm has arrived with
his family.
a. X. White of Boston. & former resi-
dent OF this place. was looking mp OLD
friends Saturday
Mrs. G. M. Dickey left for Boston
Saturday where she will pass tw"
weeks visiting her son Lewis j. Dickey
and other relatives
Mrs. Elijah Miller is entertaining
guests from out of town.
Mrs. Irene Hallowell is in quite poor
health. She is attended by DR.. Leach
of So. China.
Mrs. Edward Howe who has been suf-
fering from an liberated throat is con-
valeSceEt.
Il. II. Cook superintendent of Schools
by G. II. Wyman and r.
Z. Ballard of the school board visited
the South Fassalboro school Wednes-
day.
MANCHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Yeaton Of
Belgrade were the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Ed. Caldwell Saturday and Sun
day.
FAYETTE.
Gilbert Underwood, son of the late
Hon. Joseph Fl. and Jane Aiken Under
wood, aged II years and II months
died in this place Nov % Funeral
services We're held at his late residence
at one o'clock Monday afternoon
(Maine papers please copy.)
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN MILLS.