Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-25

Mrs, Seymour is visiting in Lewiston.
LiTcHFIELD.
Mrs, Frank Penney and little daugh-
ter Marjorie, who have been stopping
in New Hampshire the past summer.
are visiting Mrs. Penney's mother. Mrs.
| John Gilman.
Mrs. A. c. Horton has gone to
Brunswick for fewfdays and will al
SO go to Augusta.
Miss Mary Allen, who has been at
| home for a short time, has gone to
| Monmouth.
School closed here Friday night for
| a two-WeekS vacation.
! Mrs. Orrin True, who has been Wis
ting in South Windham. retmne6
home Friday night.
Ned Baker went out one dav last
week for a short time and returned
with his annual luck, fine buck.
weighing. $50 pounds
PLA1NS-The funeral of the late
Leslie Bosworth was held Sunday af-
ternoon from the home OF his broth
err, r. S. BosWorth, Rev. A. j. Marsh
Of Auburn officiating.
In the absence of Prof. Rush, Miss
Edith NJ. Small read a sermon at the
Plains church Sunday.
CORNER-Leslie W. Bosworth of
Auburn died Thursday night at the
home of his brother Roscoe in this
place. His death was due to tuherculo-
sis. He was sick with grip in the
spring and his illness developed into
the dreaded disease. He came to Taco
ma Lakes and tried to regain his
health by remaining out of doors much
of the time, but as cold weather APP
preached he was taken to the home of
his brother, where he had been tender
ly cared for by his wife and friends.
He was married June II, 1908, to Miss
Ethel L. Radcliffe of Auburn, who is
left with young son. A mother and
four brothers, Charles of Auburn, Ros-
coe and Elnore of Litchfield and Wal
ter, who is a policeman in Tilton,' n.
H., also survive. All were present at
the funeral. Mr.. Bosworth was a men,
Der Of Court Street Free Baptist
church of Auburn, the pastor of which
came from Auburn to attend the funer-
al Tie services We're held at the house
Sunday afternoon The house was filled
and many remained on the lawn, I'M
able to get into the house. There were
many beautiful flowers.
| Mr. Smith of Cobb Divinity School
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday.
The town schools closed Friday for
| a vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs j. S. Richards has fine as
sortment of Christmas birthday and
special day cards which she is selling
at low rates.
Miss Eudora Robinson expects to
pass Thanksgiving with her sister in
Lewiston.
The Academy will close Wednesday
for a vacation of a week and half.
PITTSTON.
| Earl Fossett was in Portland on
| business last week and while there was
the guest Of Earl Moody.
Mrs. Emma Hall, who has been visit
! ing at her former home at beech Hill,
returned TO Woolwich Tuesday.
A little daughter arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Chapman last
| week. The little lady will be known as
Doris Anna.
c. K. Green OF North Pittston was in
town on business Monday.
READFIELD.
DEPOT-E. w. Henry has opened an
extensive grocery business in Edding
ton, Pa. Mr.. Henry, who was, for
years, successful business man in
Readfield, is well known in this COM
munity and many wishes are expressed
by his friends, for the future success in
his chosen locality.
Miss Vivian Chesley. aged II, has
grand record for attendance at school,
never missing onc-half day, and very
seldom tardy, for seven years of three
terms each.
A NenisOn dinner was served to rela-
tives of Mrs. n. d. Gordon Sunday at
at her home. The deer was shot by
Nelson Gordon, on his last hunting
trip.
Friends of Mrs. Amelia Brown are
pleased to hear Of her improved health.
Mrs Ray Sonborn accompanied her
husband as far as Starks on his hunt
ing trip. She will visit friends there
until his return.
There was a good attendance at the
Sunday school at Mrs. Mary Gordon's
residence. Sunday. Among the visitors
were Miss Nellie Packard of Winthrop
and Roland Scribner of Augusta.
The Depot schools, taught by Miss
Ida Hodgkins at the Grammar school
and Mrs. Marcia Jones at the Primary,
closed Friday with usual success. The
scholars Of the Primary department
not absent during the term
were. Omar Sedgley and owen Cole
man; those absent but one day were
Harry Gay and Norman Luce.
s. A. Gay and Alpheus Toownsend
bought of Mr.. Kempton Winthrop, two
fine cows last week.
Jefferson Dudley has commenced cut
ting and hauling wood for Mrs But
Ter, Craig's Point.
J. S. Brown was the guest of W. +.
Bourn. Sunday.
Burt Flanders, Waverly, Mass, is
the guest of his parents for a few days.
VAssALRoR.
SOUTH-Howard Dic6ey Of Augusta
was a guest of his friend Harold Morse
at his home in this place over Sunday.
WAYNE.
A neighborhood husking was held at
Nelson Manters last Thursday night.
A larpa ,iIn of good corn yvac hucIted