Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-10
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The Peadfield Corner schools viii oh
serve Lincoln centennial by an enter
| tainmept at Giles hall on Friday even-
ing, Feb. IL.
| Town schools close their winter terri,
Feb, II. All schools report success
| The barn of Albert Gordon was lift.
ed from it's foundations by the wind
on Friday night and moved several
feet. Two of the sills were broken
| This is a new building, not fully com.
| pleted.
| William Howard of Peaks Island Il
| in Readfield for few days visit with
| friends. He moved from this town tn
his present residence about Is years
| ago.
| DEPOT. e. Mccormick of Angus.
| ia, dealer in farming implements, was
at home oven Sunday.
Several from here attended Friends
| Quarterly meeting Sunday at VIM
tnrop Center.
Edward Tingley is hauling box wood
for D. D. Storer to Collins Mill.
Will Gordon shipped two carloads OF
wood to Lewiston, Friday.
Jeff Dudley is hauling logs from the
| Hammond lot to Gordon's mill
Robert Rrann left Monday on bust
ness trip to Boston, where he will re-
| main some weeks. Miss Julia Gordon
left Monday, for New Jersey where she
will visit relatives for some time
Ray Sanborn has contracted to haul
a large quantity of spool squares to
Mt. Vernon for the American Box
| Company.
| Among those who went to Augusta
for business transactions. Saturday.
were William Whittier, Oscar Chesley
and Alpheus Townsend.
Sect Ridley passed Sunday in Wayne
the guest of his parents.
WINDSOR.
Miss Ida Rradstreet, who has been
employed at the Augusta hospital for
several months, after short visit with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Bradstreet, left Feb. for Worcester,
Mass. where she has a position in a
| hospital.
| Mrs. Annie Donnell and her sister,
Miss Matte Bryant, have gone to Port
land where they will pass the remain
der OF the winter with friends.
| The school board held business
| meeting, rep. b.
William Dutton is cutting and haul
ing a large amount of lumber from his
| lot, and has sold the same to York &
Sproul.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones visited
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Reeves at Togus,
| Sunday.
| Mrs. Lizzie Perkins and nephew,
Dana Wilkins. were calling on friends
in town Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Ray Colburn are
sorry to learn that she is on the sick
| list.
Mrs. David Given is passing a few
days with her sisters. Mrs. Stimson and
| Mrs. Gray at North Whitefield.
The many friends of Mrs. Hattie
| Barton, who recently went to the
Maine Sanatorium at Hebron for treat
| ment, will be pleased to learn that she
| is improving.
MT. VERNON.
soUTHzzAlbert Johnson of Belgrade
and Robert Johnson of Portland. were
visitors. Sunday, at, Edwin l.. Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Turner of New
Vineyard. recently visited their daughter,
| Mrs. George White. for a few days.
Roy Smith had the misfortune to lose
his horse last week.
| The gale of Saturday night damaged
| the new barn, not vet completed. owned
| by A. G.. Gordon, to considera BILE extent.
Attendance at Readtield Grange from
| this place. on Saturday. was unusually
| large, and very interesting meeting was
enjoyed.
H. c. Copp and family were at c. A.
HutchinsonS on Sunday.
LlTcHFiELD.
PLAINS.-The funeral of the late
Stillman H. Ring was held at his home
Sunday afternoon, Mr. Charles Rush
officiating.
Charles Hall who fell in his room
Saturday is more comfortable
Miss Louise Atwood and sister.
Frances, We're guests at Samuel
Smiths Sunday.
Anthony S. Ashford was home, from
Lewiston Sunday.
A. H. Stevens, Gardiner Roberts,
Angie Roberts and f. F. Ranks are de-
legates to represent the Free Baptist
church at the Bowdoin conference at
Lewiston, Feb 1O-11.
w. II. Potter is saving wood for G.
Roberts.
f. T.. Foster has completed his work
in Slnithfield.
Rev. Milton Mosher has returned
to Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Clement passed
the Sabbath with their son at Belgrade
Lakes
Lyman Dolloff of Oakland was IN
town on business last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Foss passed Sun
day at New Sharon.
Mrs. Emma Mosher was called 10
Waterville by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Knowlton.
FAYETTE.
The winter term of school closed last
week
f.. E. Smith is making some repairs