Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-20
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dergeing repairs both inside and out.
Mrs. n. +. Thorne had mess of
string beans Oct. Is, picked from her
garden.
Orwin knight has moved his family
into the Leonard Hallowell house,
where he intends to make his future
home.
Rev. Perley Miller attended the Sum
day morning services at the Baptist
chIrch.
Mrs. Reuben Pierce returned Satur-
lay from Concord, n. H.. where she
las been visiting her daughter, for the
Fast two weeks.
Mrs. Alfonso Haskell wis the guest
last week OF friends in Augusta.
Mrs. Meilc Thompson and little
daucht,r Alice are the guests of her
father Mort Morrison and family.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy
harvesting their apples.
Mont Morrison was in Waterville
saturday on business.
Tie Ladies' Union will meet witt,
Mrs Daniel True Wednesday after
noon; if stormy Thursday.
Grin Merrill started Monday for
Texas. where he has taken up a claim.
He will remain there for the winter
and perhaps longer.
EAST MONMOUTH.
The Ladies' Auxiliary met at the YES
try Thursday afternoon, Oct IA. A
very interesting program in honor of
Columbus Day has been arranged Mrs.
JJnJf G a
sketch Of Columbus. A piano solo by
Mrs. Alice Perkins was enjoyed by all.
Roll call was responded to with His
torical events. The Society voted to
buy the piano it has now on trial for
a few months, also to have a harvest
dinner at the vestry Thursday Oct. IS.
While putting in some corn fodder
with a hay fork, George Macomber
caught one of his fingers on the fork,
hurting it quite badly
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richardson OF
Fairfield We're the guests of his sister,
Mrs G. H. Morse over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Clark has returned to
her home in this place after passing a
Mrs. J. 5. Clark.
Miss Mabel Brown was the guest of
her sister Miss Alice Brown at Oak
Grove Seminary last week.
Harold Morse of Augusta passed the
sabbath with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G.. II. Morse.
READFIELD.
EAST.-Mrs. Ann Valney of Smith
field is visiting .:or brother, Mr.. George
Perkins and Wife.
Isaac Mace is in the employ Of Pres
colt, the horse oler in Augusta.
Word has been re ceivcd of the death
of Mr.. Charles Gordon of Winthrop.
Mr.. Gordon and family formerly lived
in this village and was employed in
the carpet works.
Elmer Berry is going to Massachu-
sets to help eXterminate the Gypsy
and Browntail moths.
| George Fuller and son, of Livermore
Falls, were visitors at Mr.. l.. o. Dud-
| leys recently
| ]. G. Yeaton, of Winthrop, wife and
sister Emma, were at Mrs. c. II. Cor
dons Sunday.
Mrs. E. o. Higgins lately returned
from a visit to Auburn.
Road-commissioner Hunt returned
from a trip to Bingham Friday night
Fred Heffernan of Augusta and Lewis
Curry of Fitchburg, Mass, who &C
companed Mi. Hunt, will remain till
the last of the week.
| Miss Emma Hunt and Miss jean
motto nn61ny- N-hn oor EriHa1
night, returned to Kent's Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Fifield of Man
chester made a business trip to Au-
gusta Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Butler and daughter
| Clara, of Kent's Hill, were guests of
Miss Ria Gordon Saturday and Sun
day.
LITCHFIELD.
Mrs. Sadie Danforth has returned
| from weeks visit to jefferson
Mrs. Horace Jordan has returned
| from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Huntington, in Massachusetts.
Lincoln School has fine new set
of Naughans Encyclopedias. The
books were purchased with the pro-
cccds of an entertainment given by
the school. Much credit is due both
teacher-Miss Maude Lane-and pupils.
Miss Abbic BlOndell is very ill., She