Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-18
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for the past week, will be gratified to
know that she is at present con-
valescent.
Mrs. +. r. Albee who has been for
several lays the guest of relatives in
Boston, returned home Monday.
E. D. Basford this week purchased a
fine driving horse Of Z. III. Leman,
Readfield Depot.
Charles Miller, who has been for
some time the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs stephen Miller, has re-
turned to Madison.
At the meeting of the Grange next
Saturday evening the Third and
Fourth degrees will be conferred fol-
lowed by the usual Harvest feast, A
good attendance viii be much appre-
ciated and food is also solicited from
the members.
James Walton of Fayette accom-
panied by his mother were visitors last
Saturday and Sunday in the families
of Mrs. O. L. Basford and c. Scott
West.
LITcHFIED PLAINS.
The Woman's Missionary Society
held it's annual Thank Offering service
at the Plains church Sunday with the
following program: Organ voluntary,
Mary Packard; responsive reading;
prayer; singing, Mrs. Packard and Mr..
Lapham; weekly Offering; thanksgiv-
ing exercise by II chilrren; reading,
Rena Ashford; solo, Mr.. Rush; read
ing, Angie Roberts; reading, Edith
Small; singing by the congregation;
address, Mr.. Rush; collecting thank
offering, Rena Ashford and Ruth Lap
ham; singing by the congregation;
benediction. The amount of the
thank Offering was SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Fogg returned home from
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. L. e. Shorey is reported as
much better.
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Bucklin We're
calling on friends here last week.
ROME.
Moses MOsher has sold his farm to
Charles Estes Of Lynn, Mass.
Frank Clement is building a new
house.
Everett Estes and family passed
the Sabbath with his father, Hartly
Estes.
EAST READFIELD.
The attendance at the church last
Sunday was the largest since the
meetings began. The subject of Rev.
Mr. Rich's discourse was 1.-The Sun of
Righteousness" Malichi ~, part of
the second verse. The Sunday-schoo
was well attended. Mrs. w. r. Mace
opened and closed the exercises with
appropriate selections on the phono-
graph. Services hereafter will be
held at the usual hour, Sunday-school
at O'Clock and regular preaching SER
vice at go.
Isaac Mace, who has been very ill
for several weeks, was able to sit on
his piazza for short time Monday
morning. His daughter, Mrs Bertha
Lincoln, returned to her home Sun
day.
T.. A. Hunt and family returned to
their home at Melrose Highlands,
Mass, last week. leaving his sister,
Mrs. Hermon and children in their
summer home here.
Bert Flanders recently purchased a
separator for use in his dairy at
Beaver Brook farm.
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Higgins,
Hoyt's Hill, Saturday evening. also
members of NJ. S. Ffield's family. and
Miss Bamford of Fayette were present
and listeped to choice music on the
monograph.
NORTH VASSALBoRo.
Republican caucus to nominate a
candidate for the Legislature is called
for Saturday, June 20. w. A. Lord and
3. X. MCservey are active candidates.
Both have many friends and either will
be IL strong candidate.
Work is progressing rapidly on the cleo
trio railroad. The wire is strung to East
Nassalboro and the road graded nearly
through
Miss Annie Gates is reported in Door
health. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Children's night will be observed by the
members of Nassalboro Grange next Sat
urday evening. A supper will be served
ana program furnished by the chill
dren.
At the next meeting of Vassaborn Re-
bekah Lodge memorial services will be
held for both the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs for their deceased brothers and
sisters.
Rev. ]. r. Moore preached very inter-
estins sermon at the NJ. e. church on
Sunday to one of the largest consrega-
tons in this church for a long time one
OF the features of the service was the
singing of solo by the pastors wife.
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