Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
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READFIELD DEPOT.

READFlElD DEPOT.
Miss Sarah Pike of Winthrop is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Emma Pike Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Russell,
Readfield, called on Mrs. J. L. Denton,
Friday.
Mrs. y. S. Gordon recently enter
tanned nineteen cousins from Winthrop,
the surnames Of all being Foster. TIE
company spent the day. the twent:'
cousins, including the hostess, enjoying
the time which was round of pleasure.
Alpheus Townsend moved Monday,
into the pretty home purchased from
the Guptil heirs.
Linwood Luce and Agnes Mccormick
left, Monday for kent's Hill where they
will attend school the present term.
Nelson Gordon attended the instalta-
ton of officers Of the Knights Templer,
Trinity Coinmandery, Augusta Friday
evening.
At the once a Week club, Thursday
evening, Mrs Mark Collins read paper
relating to the work in which girls were
employed in colonial times. Among
other kinds of work which was most
interesting were mentioned the SAM
piers made by our grandmothcrS, the
oldest being given as once belonging to
the daughter of a Pilgrim and seen in
the antique collection at Pilgrim Hall,
Plymouth.
NORTH PITTSToN.
One of the pipes of the boiler at
Wiley & McCormick'S mill blew out,
Wednesday, causing delay of several
hours in order to make repairs. Fortu-
nately no one was injured.
Miss Hannah Mccormick, student at
Bath High school, passed her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Michael Mccormick. Thomas
Mccormick also came home from Bath
for Easter.
J. Mcpherson has bought out the
store OF Scott Bros. at East Pittstun
and mas already taken possession. 1t
will be gratifying to his many patrons
to learn that he will still keep his team
on the road as formerly.
Mrs. Sarah Laurence visited Miss
Lizzie Pope. Chelsea, Friday.
Edward Wakefield of Gardiner is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Man.
son.
The selectmcn are busily engaged in
the taking OF tic valuation of the Town
this week
Brown-tail moths are found to be
numerous throughout Pittston and
East Chelsea and it is pleasing to note
that the people arc doing all possible
for their determination.
Frank Ware, formerly of Pittston.
now a resident of Bangor. is ill at the
home Of his cousin, Mrs. Allen Knight.
He is attended by DR.. Sukcforth Of
North W'hitefi field.
EAST MONMOUTH.
Mrs. IIctty Smith, who has been
seriously iii with grip, IS convalescent
Mrs. l. w. Frost is i'll with measles.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet next
week with Mrs. Helen Jones.
Mr.. Willard is i'll.
Carleton Blake will continue his du-
ties as janitor at the Center school
xt term.
ROME.
+. T. Minor is putting up a sawmill
on VIM. J. VesSey's to saw his hard
wood lumber which is estimated at
100000.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Joyce are in town
making arrangements for the coming
season on his boarding island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mosher have re-
turned from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clement have re-
turned from New York.
D,,. nd ,I,n,
Fred Ellis have purchased gasolcne
boats of H. W. Barrett of Rangeley.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Hubbard Roberts has sold his farm
to Aroostook parties and purchased a I,
house and lot in South Gardiner where
he will make his future home. He will
be greatly missed in Manchester where +,
he has resided for many years.
Masters Chauncy and Scott Fificld |
ale manufacturing some very excellent |
maple syrup in their sap orchard.
Miss Grace Fifield is enjoying three
weeks vacation from school duties at |
her home.
Mrs. j. Albert Knowles. who has been !
visiting friends in Pittsiield, Water |,
vile, Madison and WinSlow, has re-
turned.
Miss Phronie S. Knowles. who has
passed a two weeks vacation at her
home. has returned to her school i'll Au-
guSta.
Miss Annie Moore, who has been as
sisting Mrs. John Knowles, went to Au-
yusta last week.
BELGRADE.
The Lowell Union Sunday school held
IN Easter service last Sunday. By quar-.
er past ten the school room was wei.
illed by the members and friends of thu
chool. The following program was car
led cue: Singing, Doxology: PRAYER;
Scripture lesson, read by the assistant
singing morning hymn,
W the school: repeating of the Apostles
freed, by the school and congregation;
inging, when l survey the Wondrous
ross" by the school; exercise. Easter
DAWN" Masters Edward A. Mccarthy.
Kenneth w. Pray and Bernard Farm.
am; recitation, ';Why We Rejoice"
Easter Harold Farnham; recitation. Miss
Helen Lord; singing, Christ Is RISEN"
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