Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-17

| their store repainted inside and i'm
proved the looks very much.
John Chase and Charles Folsom are
painting the inside of f. l. Browns
| store.
| c. C. Brown will soon have meat
refrigerator put in his store.
| ]. w. Folsom and Ernest Masterma'
started for oregon March 16. Mrs
| Masterman will leave here "Wednesday
for a visit to her sister in Montreal.
! Mrs Henry Cole had severe at
tack of congestion about the heart o.,
Monday.
| EAST.-Mrs c. NJ Heath left
Saturday for New Jersey, where she
will pass several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
| Mrs. L. O. Dudley and two children
| We're in Auburn and Lewiston Thurs
| day and Friday, visiting friends.
Mrs. F. Q. Higgins received news
Sunday Of the death of her sister, Mrs
Angie Niles of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. ClouSh recently
visited their sister. Mrs. E. NJ. Bailey,
Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Townsend
Mrs. T. j. Dudley and daughter. Mrs.
Effe Seamans OF Winthrop Centre.
were callers Sunday at Mrs. w. Il.
Mace's, and at Mrs. w. l.. Luce's.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Gordon were
recent visitors at II. H. Carries, at the
depot.
Archie Morrow recently purchased 4
yearling colt of we'll known breeder
in this vicinity. that promises to make
a valuable animal.
DEPOT.-Thc Ladies Aid Of Read
| field Depot gave a very successful
social Friday evening and cleared a
nice little sum of money. A selection
| Pigs is Pigs" given by Mrs. Lolita
| Collins. song by Mrs. Emma Whit
| tier, song by Franklin Packard and his
sister, Nellie, violin music by Della
| Porter with organ accompaniment by
Mrs. Roundy. and other exercises
added to the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Arian Jones started
on pleasure trip Monday morning
They will pass several weeks IL
Lowell, Mass and vicinity On then
return they will visit friends in Poit-
| land. Lewiston and other places.
| MISS lIl'I w 1 It3ilt w NV t'NS>-AN''' -
| Morgan school in Waterville passet
Saturday and Sunday at home
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brainard enter
| tanned the following friends at dinner
Friday. Mrs Zillah Beal and daughter
Miss Angie Beal, Mrs. L. a. Leeman
| Mr. and Mrs. G. "A. Collins. Ih'
dinner was in honor of the marriage
engagement of Miss Beal and Warner
| Butman of Readfield.
Friends of Simon Towle of Oh
| Orchard, who is we'll known here vii
be pleased to learn that he is recover
ing from q serious illness, which i
has had the past winter
Mrs. w. Bickford and Mrs. l.. t
Wright attended the dramas THE on
Homestead" and the Little Blac
Hcifer" given last week by the Bel
grade Grange Both plays were ver
successful
Kitty. the little family horse be
longing to +. NJ. Hutchinson died fror
an injury Sunday night.
Franklin Packard, sister Nellie an
Park Collins. attended Friends Meet
ing at Winthrop Center Sunday.
Farmers are improving the shedding
An unusually large supply of logs ]
seen in the mill yard Of \. I. Gordon
MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prescott is i'll with ca
tarrhal pneumonia.
| Mrs. Samuel Robinson. who receive
a severe spinal injury several week
ago by being thrown from sleigh, !
slowly improving.
There was a good attendance at tn
| Congregational Sunday school Mare
-. The school has recently been re or
ga nizcd d. NJ. Bonner is the super
ntendeEt.
Miss Ethel Hall. a member of tn
| Senior Glass ut Monmouth Academy
| underwent n successful operation 70
appendicitis at the Central Maine Gen
| oral hospital last week, and is dom;
| VOL.
! Th, Cochrane class of the NJ. +. Sun
| day school will meet at the NestrA
| "Wednesday evening, fer an Oyster sup
| per
| The ladies' OF the Congregation Circl
| will serve dinner at their vcStry Thurs
| day.
| Mrs. Augusta Gctcllell went to Port
| ldnu -MOlludH.
| Among those ill with grip or sever
colds are II. A. King. Warren Plum
NOR. iIrs. Wordman. Mrs. +. {. An
crews. ard Miss Maxwell. Miss Stcll;
| Flanders is ill with tonsilitis.
A party of Monmouth people went t
| Leeds to attend Grange meeting Sat
| urda, They were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpl
| Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Bates
| Nh and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Richardson, Hen
| ~ Simpson and l.. f. Simpson. The,
| reported delightful day, especial,
enjoying the instructive papers pre-
| scented by the members OF this Yer.
| Widc-awakC Grange.
Miss Marion Perry, teacher in tn
| SabatS Grammar school, is at home
| for a two weeks vacation.
| News has been received Of the deau
| of James W. Judkins Of Marseilles
| ILL.,. fctmcrly of Monmouth, a brothe
| Of Miss Lizzie Judkins who died re
| Gently at the home Of her niece il
| Winthrop. Mr.. Judkns' death FOLLOWED
Il surgical operation for Il long stand
| ing ailment.
lITCHFlELD.