Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-10

Rrtteried and Mr.. Young of Water
vile we're guests Of Mrs. John Murphy
Sunday.
John Bradley left town Monday
morning for two weeks trip on the
coast.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. A. Toward and Miss
Haze! We're guests at the hotel for the
day sunday.
The play given by the school chill
dren Saturday evening was a decided
success. They all took their parts
with credit Twenty children with
the teacher, Miss Josephine Nicholson.
made up the cast of the play. 1t was
urder the auspices of the Whittier
League and the 500 cleared will be
uccd for the benefit of the school
Sunt. Glenn Starkey was in attend
ance.
Khalil Totah of Ranallah, Palestine,
Arthur WinslOW and Mr.. Vanderhoop,
all of Oak Grove Seminary. conducted
the services at Friends church sun
d&y morning.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. F.. church
will give a supper at Butterfield's hall
Wednesday evening. A fine program
will be given as usual.
George Jackson arrived Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
Mr.. Norcross, engineer and time
keeper of the electric road, has rented
the Aver cottage for the season and his
family are now occupying it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Jones and
Miss Jones passed through the place
Saturday on their way to Waterville
Daniel Hescock has been here again
to make the final arrangements for the
opening of his summer home.
Hugh Hayford of Belfast, student
at Oak Grove Seminary, passed Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs s. b. Richard
son.
WINDSOR.
Mrs. Hawthorne Cunningham of
Oakland. Cal, is visiting at the home
of her brother, Roger Reeves.
George Mcics Of Augusta accom-
panied by friends was in town Sun
day.
The farmers have been very busy The
past few days but a large acreage of
corn and potatoes vet remains to be
planted. The recent rains delayed the
work.
Celia Burt is passing her vacation
at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Perkins.
Granville Godng recently returned
from a weeks visit With relatives and
friends in Augusta and Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Moody Of White
field recently visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Colburn.
r. G. Hussay and family passed
Sunday at the home of his parents in |
Nassalboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perkins of Au-
gusta are passing their vacation at the |
home OF his mother.
At the semi-annual meeting of the
South kcnncbec Agricultural As
snciation held June 6, it was voted to
hold the fair Sept 29-30-Oct. l. Every |
effort is being made by the officers to
make this fair more popular than ever
if possible.
BELGRADE.
In the death of Isaac Worcester,
which occurred at his late home here
one Of its oldest and best known citi-
IONS. Mr. Worcester had a large cir
Gle If friends in this and adjoining
towns by whom he will be greatly
missed. Four brothers. Samuel and
Richard Of Augusta George and John
of Belgrade. also one sister, Mrs. D. |
w. Knox, by whom he has been ten
derby cared for, survive He was S4
years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Pinkham and
niece, Ellen M. Taylor visited their
aunt, Mrs. r. r. Dudley of Oakland, |
last week
Mrs. Ahbie Folsom of New Sharon is
visiting her old friends and neighbors
here
Mrs. Laura Minot of Waterville has
sold her farm here to Mr.. Childs who
will soon move onto it.
Mrs. Mccarthy. who has been caring
for Mrs. Isaac Wadleigh, has finished
her duties there.
}. I. Wyman, who is working his
team at Togus passed Sunday with
his family here.
Children's day was observed at the
Union sunday-school June z. A fine
program was presented.
There will be strawberry supper ut |
the meeting Of Belgrade Grange Sat-
urday evening. June 13.
James Watson is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. Austin Kinney.
Mrs. Emmeline Tibbetts has re-
turned home after a winter passed |
with relatives in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hunton and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Atkinson Of Readfield
were visitors at Jesse Spauldings Sun
day.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Silas Bickford and Charles Rowe of