Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-11
KENNEBEc,
REApEIElQ.

their trip to MOOSehead last week,
bringing as a trophy a fine deer.
Warren Stinchfield started on a
hunting trip to Indian pond Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robbins Of Liver
more Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Dclano of Augusta spent Sunday at
Brainard cottage, Lake Maranacook.
Z. w. Henry is in Augusta and it
is hoped by his friends here that he
may favor them with visit before re
turning to his home in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Henry was a former resident Of
Readfield.
A beautiful pony which arrived from
Boston Saturday and which is the
property of Miss Nellie and Franklin
Packard, was driven to Winthrop Cen
ter by Miss Nellie Sunday, who with
| her brother and mother, Mrs. Fred
Packard, attended church. The pony
and outfit, which consists of a covered
| carriage with four wheels. one light
| wagon with two wheels and a market
wagon, also two sleighs, one with two
| seats, the other one seat, was purchaS-
| ed with money earned by the sister and
| brother, Miss Packard and Master
| Franklin, who have worked very
| steadily for several seasons picking
and marketing berries until they had
the required sum.
| Mrs. G. H. Hayes with son Elmer
| from Greenwood is visiting her sister,
Mr.. Willis Bickford.
. Quite a number from the Depot at
tended Friends Quarterly meeting
| Sunday at Winthrop Center, listening
at the morning service to an interest
| ing discourse by Wallace Gill from
| Ohio Attending the Sunday school, an
| enthusiastic prayer meeting led by G.
| NJ. Bailey and hearing other talented
| speakers in the afternoon completed
day of enjoyment
Mr.. and Mrs, n. T. Gordon left Sat
urday for Be ston. where they will
| poss week or more.
A Box sociable at Dunn's Corner
school room Saturday evening was at
tended by Misses Maria Carr and Inez
| Wright
Mrs. Bertha Kendall, who has been
| stopping at L. r, Wright's returned to
her home in Mt. Vernon Saturday.
| EAST-Thc farm property belonging
| to the late J. +. Dudley has been sold
to Hugh Gum, native of Nova SEQ
tia, who has been in the employ of Mr..
Dudley for several years. Mr.. Gum is
q steady. Industrious man and his
many friends congratulate him on the
| purchase of this valuable estate.
| w. Z. Mace is at the Central Maine
hospital At Lewiston. where he is re-
cciving treatment for his knee which
was dislocated by rheumatism.
The 18th birthday of Roy f. Mace
was observed on the evening of Nov.
| nd
Il very pleasant time was enjoyed.
| Games and music were INDUCED in I'M
til a late hour The hunt for peanuts
afforded lots of fun. The prize, a pack
age of stationery, was won by Roy A.
| Mace. Isaac Mace's son. The BOBBY,
hand mirror in case was won by little
Margaret Flynn. Confectionery was
served
| Mrs. J. p. Dudley will pass the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. John r. Hale,
| Hampshire street, Auburn.
LITCHFlELD.
Mrs. Elizabeth True has gone to
| ITrccport to visit her brother for a few
weeks
Joseph X True of Portland passed
| Saturday night with his uncle. Arrin
| A. True ANA passed Sunday with his
sister, Mrs +. w. Adams. returning to
Portland Sunday evening
Mrs G. l.. Rogers went to Augusta
Saturday.
f. ~ Adams and Austin Rogers at
tended the football game at Brunswick
Saturday afternoon.
Mary Allen passed Saturday and
Sunday with her uncle, Charles Wal
dron. going to Leeds Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Gilman passed
Sunday with relatives in Wales.
POND ROAD-Ernest r. Small of.
| Bowdoinham passed Sunday with
friends here.
A. p Berry returned to New York
Sunday night after passing few days
ut his farm here.
Miss Caroline Peacock, Litchfield
Academy ~ passed Sunday with her
parents here.
Mr'and Mrs w. II. Spaulding pass
cd Sunday in Lewiston.
Il. l.. Merrill and Miss Florence Mer-
rill were visitors here Sunday.
Miss c. A. Kendall passed Sunday
here.
Mrs. Mary Merrill is in the place,
called by the death of her sister. Mrs.
Rachel Hayden
WAYNE.
Rcuel Clark of Athens has located in
Wayne. and is building saw mlli, |
which has long been needed.
Mrs William Kicker and children
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. G. II. Barker.
f., l.. Lincoln has sold his apples to
A. J. Pike and they are now being |
packed for shipment.
Mrs Sophronia Norris has returned |
to her daughters. Mrs. Geo. Lord for
the winter.
NORTH-Mr and Mrs J. r. Wells |
recently made a several days visit at
Pennington with their son and his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Ladd, who have
recently moved to Winthrop, were call
ing at their old home Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Wells passed Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Clarence Stevens.
O. f. Dickinson is ploughing on the
farm of II. Fl. Pulsifer
BELGRADE.