Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-29
KENNEBEC.
PlTTSTON.

V as business cdlleT III loNH soettui :
day.
Ira Vaughn of Salem, Mass, was the
guest of relatives here several days
last week.
Mrs. Anderson and two daughters,
who have been visiting Mrs. Percy
Leskey, returned Tuesday to tkeir
home in Boston.
Mrs. Esther Bailey, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIII Moul-
ton at South Pittston, came home
Sunday.
Mrs Jacob Bailey was called to JET
:erson Saturday by the serious illness
of his father.
Minnie Colburn and family. who have
been visiting Mr.. Colburn's mother,
Mrs. Charles Seekins, returned to their
home in Gardiner Sunday.
Isaac Lapham is moving his family
to Gardiner.
The Ladies' Social club will hold a Hal
1oWe'en party and supper at Social nan,
Friday evening, Oct 80.
NORTH-Miss Mary Cary, teacher
of School No. 10, was most agreeably
surprised Tuesday evening by the I'M
expected appearance at her boarding
place, of the larger part of her school
children with some of their parents,
who came to spend the evening. The
time was merrily passed in playing
games, which Occasioned much laugh
ter and enjoyment. Light refreshments
We're served to the children. AS a to-
ken of their love for Miss Cary Il box
Of fine chocolates was given by her
pupils.
Miss Grace Thompson of Chelsea
was a caller in town Wednesday,
Mr. ard Mrs W. H. Thomas have
gone to Augusta to pass the winter.
F. F. Morrill, and d. A. Lawrence
have been shingling their buildings this
fail.
Mrs Katie Gates and Miss Alice
Scdgeley passed Thursday with friends
in Randolph.
Walter Moore and family, who have
Isabel Merrill, have moved to Gardi-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton French of Au-
burn were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sparrow Saturday and Sun
day.
Several from this place attended the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lawrence at their home at
Smithtown, Pittston, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huntington and
little son of Gardiner visited their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sparrow
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. George Ormun and
Miss Lettie Searles of Brooklyn, n. Y,
Miss Eva Searles of Chelsea and
Thomas Searles of Bar Harbcr were
visitors at c. X. GREEN'S Monday
James Emerson has purchased the
farm of Mrs. Melvina knights near
Colburn's Corner and intends to move
there very soon.
READF,ELD.
Willis McKenney of Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Goldsmith and daughter.
Mrs. George Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown and daughter
Esther Of Manchester, went to Monmouth
Monday and will return Tuesday.
+ NJ Dudley of Manchester is pre-
pairing TO bring water to his house and
barn from the well near his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luce and infant
child with Mrs. Luce's brother. Mr.. Clark,
have arrived from Aroostook county and
have taken possession of the Sanborn
farm at East Readfeld. which Mr.. Luce
bought of Prof. a. w. Anthony of Lew
iSton.
Z. II. Thomas is confined to the ned:
suffering from an injured nerve caused
by a fall pr Taggalt is attending him.
J. Spauldng has his new ell up and
ready for shinglng.
most respected citizens. died Saturday
noon at his home in this place at the
town and had passed nearly all his life
here. He WIS Il member of the board
of selectmen and will be greatly missed.
A widow two daughters. one son and a
brother. survive. His brother lives in Cal
iforna and visited Mr. Jacobs about two
months ago.
Miss Sara Lillian Fogg left last Friday
for Raymond N. H., where she will visit
The Ladies' Circle gave :! Harvest sup
per last week, from which they realized
EAST-A large audience assembled Sun
day at the church as it was understood
it was the last service for the season. Mrs.
Seamons acted as organist, and the sing
ing by the congregation. led by the
preacher. was pleasing. Rev. Mr.: Rich's
theme was The Love of Cod Text.
jeremiah, MINI, Verse 3 The meetings
been well attended, showing the estima-
ton in which the pastor is held, many
coming from distance.
G. c Morrill, was in Lewiston Saturday
John T. Hale. Auburn. passed the Sab
bath with his sster-in-law, Mrs. Kate c.
Dudley
Mrs Margie Parlin will occupy three
rooms in the house recently purchased by
w l.. Luce.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Ray Perkins of Gardiner
will occupy the cottage in the near future
now rented by Mrs. Ada Berry. This
property telongS to the Hanson estate
now owned by Nh and Mrs. George Per
kinS.
DEPOT-Dr. and Mrs. Sedgley. West
RoXbury. Mass. We're guests last week
at the home of NJ. S. Collins
Leslie Reed of Auburn WAS recently a
visitor at T.. w. Browns.
Word has been received by Mrs. Estele
Dudley Of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Susan Dudley Stone. who is well rsmem-
bered by her friends, though her home
has been for many years in California.
She died suddenly after a short illness
with pneumonia.
Angus Mccormick passed Sunday at
home. returning Monday to Buckfeld,
whore in company with his father. j. f.
Mccormick, he is harvesting and pack
ing apples. Apples are reported album
dant in that section.
Mr.. Bickford. who has been on a drive
to New Gloucester and Greenwood. re-
turacd Friday after a delightful trip. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Bickford, who
will remain some time longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Cole of Mt. Yer
non were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cole Sunday