Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-27
NORTH WAYNE.

NORTH WAYNE.
Ina of Gardiner. are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Curtis.
| G. F.. Cove. who has been Ill for some
| time, is improving. but is still confined to
| his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. somner seabury of North
| Monmouth were guests Thursday of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Stevens.
Mrs. May Abbott and son, Orville,
passed Sunday with Mr.. Abbott's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. S. Abbott.
Walter Abbott, who has been visiting
| his parents for the past week, has re-
| turned to his work at E. Gordon's at East
| Readfield
| Miss Bertha Lothrop was caller Sum
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Smith.
Grin Maxim passed Sunday with rela--
tves at Wayne. He rasesd Monday at
| Maranocook. it being a holiday for the
| schools at Kent's Hill.
The Sunday services at the vestry were
well attended. A very able sermon was
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Calighan of
| Wayne.
The moving picture show given at the
hall Friday evening was much enjoyed.
One of the young men met with an acct
dent by fall and was attended by DR..
| Chenery. He was able to leave the place
Saturday.
E. w. Abbott who has been i'll with a
bad cold, is able to be out.
Emery Hackett and A. e. Dickinson
were callers at Edwin Abbott's Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Wyman of Augusta, a niece
| of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Cove, is passing
q few weeks with them.
II. II. Pulsifer of Harrison was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs A B. Smith Fri
day: From there he went to Chesterville
| on business.
NORTH PITTsToN.
G. w. Searls of Augusta and Mr..
Labaree were business callers in
town Thursday.
Daniel Grant, who has been suffering
with rheumatism for the week, is re-
ported as improving.
Miss Nellie Grant of Randolph was
the guest Of Miss Alice Emerson
| Saturday night and Sunday.
| Fred Jones and children, Ruth and
Clement, who have been sick for
several days with bronchitis are gain
ing slowly. 1t is now hoped that all
danger is past and they will soon be
restored to their former health.
| Captain George Dearborn, his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Bradstreet, his grand
daughter, Mrs. Darling and great
grand children the little Misses Rache-
land Ann Darling. accompanied by a
| chauffeur all of Gardiner were callers
at Mrs. G. b. Putnam's Monday. They
| came in their automobile and
taking in Mrs. Putnam made brief calls
at other places. Captain Dearborn re-
| manned at Mr.. Putnam's where he in
tended to pass the summer.
EAST READFlELD.
go p. NJ. Sunday. Rev. Mr. Rich
preached an excellent sermon from Ro-
mans kill, upon the blessings at
good attendance. Mrs. Effie Seamans was
orgaDist. The Sunday school will be held
next Sunday at O'Clock.
Gordon Brothers of I.ivermore Falls.
with their families. arrived in their auto
mobile Saturday for a visit to their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Gordon.
Isaac Mace continues very sick with but
little hope of recovery. A trained nurse.
for him. Mrs Maud Thompson. a daugh-
| ter. was obliged to return TO her home in
Gray.
Mr. and Mrs Freeland Yeaton of Win
throp visited at c. H. and A. A, Gordon's
Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Morrill,. who is receiving
treatment at the Central Maine hospital.
Lewiston. is gaining health nicely. Mr..
Morrill, returned Saturday night from a
visit to the hospital. -
Mrs George w. Morrow and Mrs. Lena
S. Butler vino have been employ ed in the
family Of E. E. Peacock, Esq, kent's
Hill, have returned home.
! Mrs Margie Parlin. who is suffering
| from pleurisy, is attended by DR.. Mill
| ken.
NORTH SIDNEY.
| Rev Charles G. Mosher Of Augusta
preached very fine memorial sermon
| Sunday before the Joseph w. Lincoln
Post the w. r. c. and citizens of Sid
ney
Mrs Daniel Foster and little son, Rus
| sell, of Cross Hill. Vassalboro. were
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Taught.
DR.. c. r. Wakefield of Augusta was in
town Saturday.
J. E. Tufts and Ned Field of watervlle
were guests at d. A. Fields Sunday
Miss Jennie Lyon Of Watervi)le and
Miss Lottie Warren of South VasSalboro
were calling on friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Dunbar of Grand Mauair, N
B. and daughter, Mrs. Frank Doughty
and Little Ruth of South Framinghom,
Mass, are guests at A H. Lyons.
Those who Frequent the North Sidney
Ferry road will be gratified to learn that
Road Commissioner c. A. Houghton and
a crew of men have put the hill leading
to the river in excellent condition.
There will be an entertainment and
dance in Grange hall, Friday evening,
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