Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-19
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
READEIElD.

I cola last week, returned home Friday.
reward Yeaton, formerly of Readfield.
Z, visiting relatives and friends of long
..o who are pleased to welcome him.
Edward Townsend Of Aroostook county,
-ho has been the guest of relatives in
tb,s place. left Monday, accompanied by
h,s sister Mrs A. w. Brainard for
paris. where they will visit their sister,
Mrs. Marian Stone.
MIR. and Mrs NJ S. Collins. accompanied
nv DR.. and Mrs. Knickerbocker started
IN their annual hunting trip Friday,
driving to Mt Blue, intending to be ABB
sent some time.
Mrs Kate Dudley, recently from Au-
bnrn. is visiting friends in Readfeld.
A maybasket epidemic seemed to pre-
vail here Saturday evening. there being
three or four beauties left at several
houses in this village.
French of Mt. Vernon was the guest
RI Alpheus Townsend Sunday afternoon.
Forty French employees on the work
train which stopped here over night
availed themselves of the opportunity of
fishing for cells, which are plentiful in
Hunton brook, all capturing one or more
cells. They were pleased at their good
luck.
Rev. Chas. A. Reals of Bangor will
sneak to the people at the chapel at go
r. NJ Sunday, May %.
Lnwood and Edgar Luce and Eddie
Hutchinson caught a large number of
cells and hornpouts at Hunton brook Sat-
urday evening.
Visitors at the Grange Saturday were
delighted with the memorial exercises
given at the hall.
The condition of the grip patients is
more favorable. Mrs. Lizzie Stinch-
field is improving. Grip symptoms of
Master owen Coleman are more ia
vOrable G. l.. Royal Ventured Monday
morning to resume work at the flag
station Others are improving appar-
emily.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner and child, will
start for the state of Washington this
week, where they expect to make their
home.
Leon Roberts has good assortment
of furniture in the store in Mason's
block
Charles W. Wright lost a valuable
COW last Friday from disease.
Readfied and a few surrounding
towns will have an all-day convention
in the Methodist chapel Tuesday, May
IS.
Road Commissioner Hunt now has n
crew of men at work in this village
Mrs Helen Gordon has gone to Hal
lowell to visit relatives
Mrs. John Dudley of Mt. Vernon, who
is seriously i'll with pneumonia. was
slightly better Sunday. Miss Amelia
Luce is assisting with the houseworl
and Ronald Butler is doing the WORK
at the barn.
Mrs. Efie Cram Downer Of Palermo
who has been the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Cram of Manchester, TO
two weeks, returned home Sunday, ac
companed by her mother, who will re
turn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin of South Gar
diner are guests of Mrs. GOodWinS aun
Mrs. Hannah S. Dudley.
Miss Clara Butler, who has been il
with humps. is much improved
f. H. Freeman is at work for JOSEPH
Ftield of Manchester.
John Jackman Of Manchester has
bought fine pair of bay, work horses
Frank Albee of Manchester ano
George Wadleigh of Augusta are plant
ing ~ acres tl IOtdtDtS dl
Vassalboro. They put in five acres las
week
EAST Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Haines
and daughter of Watcrville We're visit
ing relatives in town Sunday Mr.
Haines is a plumber in the employ OF
J. NJ. Arnold of Waterville and is do
ing work at Belgrade. Clinton ane
elsewhere. Miss Beth E. Haines is cor
nctist in the Leahy Sisters Orchestra
of Watcrville.
Elmer and Eugene Berry We're sue
cessful fishermen one day recently a
Maranacook. Elmer caught IL 3-poun'
picktrel and two bass, while Eugene
caught two trout weighing fou
pounds.
There was no meeting here Sunda,
on account of the rain.
Mr.. Elrin's visitors started on th'
return trip to England Monday.
MARANACOOK-I.a arrivals arr
Mr.. and Mrs. Maher. Miss Brennan
Mrs Monahan. all from New York
They are guests of c. A. Collins.
Mr.. Toomey caught good string o
fish Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph. New York. and e. Wall
| Medford, Mass, are occupying thei1
cottages.
Three cottages at Craigs Point are
occupied. "a
Henry Stoll, accompanied by hi:
father. grandmother and two friends O
tie family, has returned from New
York
llTCHFIElD.
Mrs. Eliza Chick observed her 93c
birthday anniversary May II. Those
who thought of her and visited liel
that day We're Mr.. and Mrs. James
Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Farnam
Mrs. Stocham, Mrs. Ridley, Mrs
Brown, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Rowe anc
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