Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
READFIELD.

The body of Frank Halves son Ciyd"
| was taken to Embden for burial in the
family cemetery Saturday, after a prayer
at the house.
The funeral of Charles ID. Record, I'M
der the auspices of Lafayette Lodge of
MaSons, was held at his mothers in this
village on Sunday afternoon, but owing
to the severe storm but few were in at
Corner cemetery.
Only Il few We're in attendance at
church here on Sunday.
Sunday foi enoon the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Coombs dropped Il stove cover
on his foot making an ugly cut on the
toes. 1t was necessary for the aid of Il
surgeon.
here this week. \ good crop has been
secured.
TIE Methodist circle will give a harvest
supper and social at the Union vcstry at
| Readfield Corner on Thursday evening.
T.. D. Merrman has had the front side
of his store newly shingled. W. Walker
and Il. J.. Hopkins did the work.
NORTH PITTsToN.
Mr.. and Mrs George Is. Putnam and
Mrs. William King returned Saturday
from. an extended visit with relatives in
Boston. Mass, and Providence. r. l.
Miss Sadie Grant and Miss Florence
Heath of Randolph and friends we've
calling at James Emcrson's last week
Mrs. Sarah Greeley returned Friday
from visit with her daughter. Mrs. En-
ma Allen at Beech Hill.
Misses Nellie and Ruth Grant of Ran
dolph passed Il few days with friends
here recently.
| Captain George Jcwctt of South Pitts
| ton was a visitor at Samuel Jewett's last
week.
Michael Mccormick is still adding i'm
provcments to his already fin" looking
buildings by having the water brought
into the house ana the putting on of Il
piazza.
Charles Putnam is reported being in
very poor health. unable to work or get
around much
W. %. J"wctt attended the fair n Union
last week ana this week will be at the
Lincoln county fair D;,marisCotta.
Sympathy is EXTENDED tn Mr. and Mrs
| weston Davis in the death of tier adopt
cd infant son. Charles, who passct: away
saturday evening. at the home Of its
brief illness of cholera infantun. The
funeral was held Tuesday forenoon Rev
Elblidgc MCkingSleN Of Whitctcld, Off
eating. intermcnt was in the cemetery
near Colburrs Corner
Mr. and Mis-. Andrews ana children Of
Gardiner We're in town Tuesday in attcn-
dance at I'll" funeral Of the infan, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Weston Davis
CHINA.
Mrs. Wood and daughter. Miss Nir;.
Cross of Maiden and Miss Reatricc
Sawyer Of S"mervillc who have been
boarding for two weeks with Mrs c.
Il. Lincoln, returned to their homes
Saturday.
Miss Lois r. Otis of South Bristol
returned home Friday morning.
Miss Charlotte Brainard of Haverhll,
Mass. has been visiting her uncle. w.
r. Ward. and also her aunts. the Miss
es lraincrd.
Mrs. Fred y. Fletcher and son Rus
sell Of Berkeley Cal, have been guests
of Mrs. Chas. Main.
The Misses Cross and Sawyer gave a
farewell party to their young friends
on Friday evening.
Miss Lois Otis met with quite q bad
accident Sunday evening at Mrs Lin
coins When leaving the dining room
after tea she miStook the cellar door
for the hall door and fell the whole
length Of the stairs. sprain lining her ankle
and tanning her back
Pomona Grange met with China
Grange on Tuesday.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has moved into its new head
quarters. A special opening meeting
was held Friday afternoon. The gem
eral subject of the program was "Pro-
hibition' The articles rendered were
very interesting. noting the great
benefits of prohibition and the rapid
gains of the system as shown by diff
ferent states. especially by the South.
After the program ice cream and cake
were served.