Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-30
COUNTY NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
NORTH WINDSOR.

MaTS2GcL f>leTce lett mere last nuTSuay
for Dorchester Mass, where she will
be the guest Of her children, Prof. and
Mrs. Fred Cowan. She was accompanied
by her son, Geo. f. Pierce. whose daugh-
| ter, EDNA. Of the Girls Latin school
Boston. has been i'll Of late.
O,ren Merrill has bought four COWS re-
Gently Of Wright IIisler Of Weeks Mills.
Mr. Merrill has two incubators now I'M
derway. He is planning for early brol-
ers.
! Ida Merrill of Waterville was the guest
of her parents for few days last week.
Friends are sorry to learn that Nina
| CaswelI is i'll with the measles 1T Angus
| ia.
Clarence Studley, Pearl Merrill. Ed
ward and Harold Lowden are chopping
wood for VIM Wehber of South Vassal
boro.
Rev j. Frank Jones attended the funer-
al OF the late Geo. o. Brown at Cooper's
Mills last Friday. His widowed mother.
| Ursula Hersom, has the deep sympathy
Of all
Harry Merrill is preparing to put a
cellar under his harm in the spring. He
has some fine stone 0uarried and has
beer assisted by Alfred Stewart and Vim.
Bean.
| Ellen Pierce, who is teaching the viii
lage school ct Weeks Mills ills year.
closed the winter term last Thursday.
READFIELD DEPOT.
The 18th anniversary Of the birthday
| Of Mrs. Amelia Brown Of " inthrop
was observed in pleasing manner at
! the hOtnc Of her son, Fred w. Brown,
Readiield. Friday, January oath. which
| was also the 9TH birthday anniversary
of her grandchld, Mildred Brown.
daughter of +. ". Brown. Mrs. F. B.
| Brown prepared n pleasant surprise by
making arrangements for tea party
composed of friend, who were once
| neishborS of Mrs. Amelia Brown, who
was fuiraerly q resident Of Readfeld.
| Among those present were Mrs. Mary
Sh,rbi,rn. Mrs. Nelson Poole, Mrs.
Mary Townsend. Mrs. George Royal
and Mrs. Mary Stevens. The after
noon vas pleasantly passed, the chill
dren contributing to the entertainment.
! Master Willis and Miss Mildred Brown
gave recitations which We're prettily
rendered. The children. after giving Il
vivid description Of their pets. which
| were kittens and guinea pigs. brought
them in and they We're certainly much
admired. The table was arranged with
dishes, more than = century old. which
had Eecn useG by several successive
| generations of ancestors The quaint
tea cups and Saucers Of an ancient
pattern the plates ornamental with the
unique pictures of castle. etc, in blue
We're very interesting, and made more
50 BY Mrs. Foole who related the
legend in 4 charming manner.
Among other edjbles. the table was
graced with Il beautiful cake presented
to Mrs Brown by whom il was served
to the guests, who did it ample justice
The company left in the early evening,
wishing Mrs. Brown and grandchild,
Miss Mildred. many happy returns of
the anniversary.
Mrs. Mary Gordon and son Harvey
left for New Jersey Monday where
they will visit relatives.
Miss Louise Jose is al Mrs. Bickford's
and will stop while Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Sanborn are away. They are visiting.
in company with Mr. ard Mrs. T.. A.
Lecman. relatives in Starks and
! Carthage.
NORTH SIDNEY.
The members of Sidney Grange are
requested to be present Thursday even
ing as 2 special enterta inment will be
given by the lecturer. Pom corn and
home made candy will be served
Miss Lizzie Houghton visited friends
and relatives in Oakland for Il week
recently
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lishness of An.
gusta were guests at DR.. II. T.. John.
sons ore day last week
Cecil Clark Of Watervile passed sun.
day with his parents. MIR and Mrs. s
A. Clark.
Mrs. Lizzie Barton has the sympath,
of her many friends here on the deatf