Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
REApFIELD.

to- Dover Foxcroft. Plymouth and other
towns in that locality last week.
= READFIELD.
Eeadfield Masonic Lodge conducted
work in the second degree at the regular
meeting Saturday evening. and voted to.
add fire escape to the hall.
srhe winter term of the town schools
began Monday.
Mrs. VIM Ferran is visiting in town for
few days. She intends to go to Chicago
soon for the winter.
ReaGfield Grange gave supper at its
HALL Tuesday evening.
Mrs Willis Wright returned Monday
from few days visit in Old ToYn and
Bangor.
Fai1aers and others here are rejoicing
at. the rainfall of Monday o.soa
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Spaulding passed
SUNDAY with their son in Belgrade.
EAST The Starke family formerly en-
ployed on the Readfeld town farm are
OCCUPYING the Case house. One thousand
cords Of wood are to be cut on this farm.
Hr. and Mrs. Irving are living in the
Collins house in this neighborhood. Mrs.
Irving is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
StarkS
Miss Bessie Bamford teacher in the
school in this part of the town, is board
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Luce. The bell
purchased by the scholars. the proceeds
of an entertainment by the school under
/ Mis- Bamford's instruction during
former term, has recently been put in
place in neat belfry erected by 5. C.
Brown.
Mrs. W. T. Mace is able to sit up a
sportion of each day ana is able to do
some sewing and other light work Mrs.
Morrow is still with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Brooks returned
from a visit to Chesterville>last week. Mr..
Brooks is working for W. r. Mace
<rs LlTcHFIELD.
School commenced at the Academy
Tuesday. after one weeks vacation.
Quite large number from this To-
cality attended the Farmers Institute
at Richmond Corner last week.
There was no session of singing
schoo, at the North Monday evening.
Quite a number gathered there, but
for some cause Mr.. Cenant. the in
structor, failed to be present.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn
celebrated the silver anniversary OF
their marriage at their home Monday
eyering, Dec. Z. The rooms were pretti-
ly decorated in green and white. ABOUT
so were present. All formed In line and
marched to the front room to greet
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn, after which a
pleasing program was carried out:
Reading by Mrs. Mary French; song,
Beneath the Pines of Maine" Har-
old Ferrand; reading by Signe Ander-
son; song by Mrs. Minnie Horn Cnilds
and Mrs. Minnie Wyman: recitation.
Myron Cook; instrumental music. Mrs.
Minnie Horn Childs; reading, Aunt
Polly Green" Mrs, Annette G. Carr;
solo. Mrs Minnie Wyman. Refresh-
ments of cake, coffee and fruit were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Horn were the
recipients of several fine pieces OF Sill
verware and beautiful embroidered
work. etc, also a purse Of IS was pre-
sented to them. Among the out-of-town
s.ests was their son, Clarence Horn
and his wife of Livermore Falls, Mr..
| and Mrs. Edward Smith of Fayette
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens of Moose
H1ll.- It is regretted that Mr. Horn
lis In Ill health.
| Charles King was removed 10 MS
home Sunday, where he will be cared
for bv his brother and wife, Mr.. and
l Mrs. Fred King.
J. william Dolloff lost valuable
cow recently:
MONMOUTH.
SOfyTH-Wilfie Buker of Bates Col.
llege is at home for a few days anu