Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-30
>KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Hewitt We're call
ing on friends in the south part of the
flown Sunday
| Lester Perkins, guide at Belgrade
lakes. passed Sunday with his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs James Perkins.
Miss Edna Bickford, who is teaching
| the Washington school, passer Sunday
| at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Pinkham of Cam
| bridge, Mass, are passing a few days
with relatives in Belgrade and Litch-
file Id.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Russell E. Austin and
| Miss Mabel r. Austin of Boston are
the guests of their uncle, II. r. Aus
| tin.
Page Pulsifer returned from Water
vile last week, where he has been
visiting friends. ....
Miss Eda L. Yeaton went to Bruins
wick Monday where she will be en-
| pioycd at the d. K. E. House.
Mrs Isabel Austin returned to BOs-
| ton last week after a visit with her
niece, Edythe Austin. ..,
A revolver in the hands of Charlie
| Stuart was accidentally discharged
| Sunday morning, the ball entering the
left hand. He was taken to the Au-
gusta City hospital
Saturday night the NJ. c. r. r. sta
ton was broken into. the money
drawer was opened but fortunately the
| thieves secured nothing
SOUTH MT. VERNON.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Richardson of
, Brookline, Mass. who have been visit
;nu in fbic
home by way of Pennington Satur-
day.
Mrs Mary Frost and Mrs. Carrie
Raymond of Winthrop visited their
sister, Mrs Charles Hutchinson, Sat-
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Masterman and
children were entertained at Charles
Hutchnsons Sunday
Mrs. Mary Jacobs is somewhat i'm
proved in health to the pleasure of her
many friends.
Mrs. Otis l.. Dunn is not gaining as
rapidly as could be desired. but seems
rather better than last week.
WEST MT. VERNON.
Mrs. Della Wyman and daughter,
Mildred returned to their home in Wa
tefVllle one DAY last week.
Lizzie White of Gardiner is a guest
at the home of Mr. anG Mrs. George
Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Foss and
little son We're in Winthrop Friday
OF last week.
Mrs. Fife Adams returned to her
home in Lynn Saturday. Mrs. Adams
was called home by the sudden death
of her little son.
Sunday, Oct will be observed as
Harvest Sunday at the church in this
place.
The Mt. Vernon, Vienna Sunday
| school convention will be held with
| the West Mt Vernon Free Baptist
| church Oct. IA.
Mrs. George Carr and niece returned
home one day last week.
Miss Signe Anderson is a guest OF
| friends in North Chesterville this
week.
READFlELD.
One of the best pieces of corn this
year was raised on the farm of the man
| in charge, H. H. Morton. He received
| $40 from two acres About So tons OF
| first-quality hay was also put in the
| barn this summer. The farm buildings
| have lust been treated to a new coat
| of paint, which adds much to the gen.
eral appearance of the place.
Several of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
T.. l.. Hopkins passed Friday evening al
| their home Refreshments were served
| and the evening was most enjoyable
| ore. Gifts were presented to Mrs
| Hopkins in recognition of her $40
| birthday.
| Miss Amy Smith was severely in
jurcd saturday afternoon while caring
| for her brothers team. She received
a severe cut on the side of the head
| and many bruises about the side anf
| arm.
Willis Fl. Wright injured his back
| Friday while attending to his horses
| shoes.
The Ladies' Circle will meets witt
Mrs. Nellie f.. Wright at her home or
| Wednesday afternoon of this week.
| Willard Greedy arrived here last Sat
| urdav from California.
The series of meetings which com
| mencod at the chapel last week will bt
| continued for four evenings this week
beginning Tuesday evening.
| READFIELO OEPOI.
The Hutchinson reunion, which was {
vely enjoyable occasion, was held at th'
home of Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson
Wednesday, Sept g. In the exchange o.
greetings there We're several who had no
met since the last reunion. There hat
been two marriages and two births the
past year. which at the gathering wa'
an opportunity for congratulations; on
death by accidental drowning. which oc
casicned sadness and sympathy. fin'
Picnic dinner was served to which all die
ample justice. A meeting was called y
! order, presided over by the vice president
Mrs S. A. Lovejoy; report of secretary
Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson. was read an'
accepted: letters from the absent. includ
ing an interesting one from S. II. Nor
Iill describing his recent trip to Cali
fornia Z. A. Cottle gave one of his beau
tiful sores. James Denton from hi
graphaphone gave fine selections. IRON
the warting of birds to Blyan's speed
-, s,,,,~o,to1it1, Nrs Mary Stevens