Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-21

The Weeks Letters From Maine Towns
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Mr.. and Mrs. George FL. johnson.
Brooks, were guests at the home vi
6. l.. Royal, Saturday, visiting rcla-
tives in Mt Vernon Sunday and re-
turning home Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Mace. East
| Winthrop, were calling on friends sun
day.
Henry Cole. who has sold his place,
will move with his family into the
house opposite the residence Of DR..
| Wright, Readlcld Corner.
Harold Adell, the 1-ycar-old son of
John Adell. is dangerously i'll. Drs.
,Hannatord and Miliken were iii con-
sultation Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Bickford started
on a carriage drive Friday. They VIII
visit relatives in New Gloucester and
Greenwood.
The anniversary of l.. f. WriSht's
.Sth birthday was celebrated Friday
evening. oct 10. The patrons of the
popular mail carrier and other friends
who assembled ut his home We're en-
tcrtained in Il social way with CONVEX
sation and games in the house while Il
dance in the barn WAS enjoyed by the
dancers who extended the amusement
freshmcnts of various kinds of fruit
were served by the hostess, Miss Inez
Wright, assisted by others
Mrs. Laura jackson. East Winthrop,
MAS recently Il visitor ut Mrs. Henry
Coles who accompanied her on u drive
To Mt Vernon. where they called On
Mrs. Sumner Cole.
Roy Brown, Livermore Falls, was the
guest Of Mrs J. III. Gordon Saturday,
calling on other friends Sunday.
J. Il. Bourne, Winthrop, was the
guest of his brother, W. F. Bourne,
Sunday.
jesse Spaulding is making extensive
repairs upon the set of buildings which
he recently purchased Of the Shaver
sisters
Ernest Masterman will shortly move
from the Beede house to the Harvey
farm.
Lafayette Lodge. No. As. F. and A.
M, held a special meeting Saturday
evening for the purpose of installing
the newly elected officers The follow
ing officers We're installed by District
Deputy Grand Master, Leon o. Teb-
belts, who was assisted by Fred Leigh
ton IS marshall and Costello Weston
as chaplain: w. NJ, Charles M. Daley;
$. W., Merle J. Hartman; j. W., Lewis
W. Morrow; Treas, Fred |. Brown;
Sec, Ellsworth Z. Peacock; S. D.,
John S. Milliken; j. D.. John A. Chase;
5. S., ]. Warren Butman; j. S., Cyrus
d. Winters; Chap. Rev. j. r. Master
man: marshall Emery l.. Hunton; ty-
Ter, Cyncler S. Kimball. At the con-
clusion of the exercises the company
repaired to the banquet hall where a
most enjoyable time was had by all.
On complaint of his wife. Minnie Z.
Wyman, Edward L. Wyman of Mt
Vernon was arrested by Deputy Sher-
if Morrill, saturday and arraigned be-
fore Trial Justice E. F.. Peacock on
the charge of assault and battery. Wy
man pleaded not guilty but after hear
ing the evidence Wyman was found
guilty, a fine of IS and costs was i'm
posed and he was placed under bonds
to keep the peace for one year. Wy
man appealed and the matter will come
up at the next term of the superior
court at Augusta.
A. II. Swift. the local machinist has
been called to Fayette several times
of late to repair gasoline engines which
refuse to run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole have rented
the part of the Ingtam house. recent
IL vacated by Mrs. A. +. Robinson and
will move in as soon as some neces-
sary repairs are made.
Thomas Wyman, we'll known in this
locality, has gone to Weeks Mills, |
where he will spend tho winter
George w. Manter is having his |
house repaintcd,
Mrs. George w. Manter who has
been away for several weeks, has re-
turned home.