Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27
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George Gibson of this place mas
most interesting collection of stuffe'
animals and birds. of beautiful plum
age. among which are an alllSator an'
will cat. He also has a large COL
lection Of Indian relics, consisting o
flint arrow heads, stone chlsels AM
many Others which ara very interesting
and instrpctyei to inspect.
Mrs. Emily Joy and little grand
daughter of Oakland visited her sister
Mrs. Preston Lancaster Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Dearborn ano
little daughter OF Portland were guests
at Mrs. Jesse Gilbert's last week.
Rev. Mr.. Young preached a Thanks
giving sermon at the Congregations
church Sunday afternoon, which was
yery interesting to his hearers.
There will be Sunday and Wednes'
dav evening meetings at the Congrega-
tional church during the winter.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Miss Louise Jose is stopping with Mrs
Roland Scribner at Augusta.
lanes Frost has purchased the farm
known as the Shaw place. last owned
and occupied by Mr.. Fitzgerald, now de-
ceased.
Tho chickenpox Is quite prevalent in
this vicinity, the children in several FAM
HES being afflicted with the disease,
which is quite severe in some cases.
Francis Sanborn is visiting relatives in
this place. He is quite recently from
North Carolina.
The Once a Week Club. which met
Thursday evening with Mrs. N. d. Cor
don, was of unusual interest. The les
son was on the characters of the French
and of the English in Colonial Gays.
paper read by the hostess. Mrs. Gordon,
relating to the manufacturers and COM
merce Of that time, added much to the
occasion.
The Sunday school which convened at
the home of Mrs NJ. S. Collins was well
attended.
Preparations are being made in this To-
cality for the ever welcome Thankssfv-
ing which brings the absent into the
family circle once again. A number are
expecting family guests.
Miss Sarah Lovejoy is critically i'll with
typhoid pneumonia.
WINDSOR.
The A. o. u. w. held a meeting at G.
a. X. hall Wednesday evening. Next
meeting Dec. 4.
Rev. Malry Kearney was n guest q,
r. 3. Jewett's Saturday night.
F. Tyler, a veteran from the Nation
ali Home at Togus. wandered away on
Friday last ard was kindly cared for
during the night by Winfield Barton
and Saturday was returned bv ]. 5
Gray.
Addie Sproul called on Mrs. II. e
Jewell last week before returning 70
Gorham Normal school.
John Wilcox lost a horse Saturday.
CLYDE Trask and Ina KimbaH Of Au-
glista passed Sunday with relatives ir
this place.
Mrs Estabrook of Linneus. is visiting
her cousin. Mrs; William Langley.
John r. Sproul. who has been employ
ed in East Boston for the past few
months, is passing week with his
parents. accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs. Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbrdge Caswell and
mother of Whitefield passed Sunday
at Ray Colburn's.
MONMOUTH.
grl,o II;yb vcbonl closed Friday a
vacation Of two weeks.
The work of canning apples at the
canning factory will close this week.
Rev. G. F. Woodman left last week
for jamestown. Va, for a two-weeks'
vacation. There will be no meeting at the
Congregational church during his alb
sence.
George Iongfellow has gone to Ra-
leigh. N. c.. to visit his son. He in COM
pany with Mr.. Woodman will visit
Washington. d. c. and other places of in
terest along the route.
A. Blaisdell of Denmark is with his
brother Fred Blaisdell. for the winter.
The Library Association is preparing for
an entertainment and sale to be given in
Cmston hall Saturday, Dec. !.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison WorthinC went to
Albion Sunday.
Edith Pinkham entertained n party of
her young friends Nov. 20 and Marion
Worthing Nov. 49, those days being
the birthday anniversaries of the two lit
tie girls.
Mrs. Ada Parmenter is working at G
A. Bradstreet's caring for his mother
who is quite feeble.
Palermo school opened Nov % with
Miss Edna Osgood of T.. S. N S, teach
er. The Branch Mills school also opened
the same day with Myrtle Crommett as
teacher.
". II. Daley recently purchased a
gasoline engine
John f Nelson of waterville was in
town Nov. q on business
Louisa Haskell is confined to the house
by severe cold.
NORTH LlTcHFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion p Otis of Rat,