Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-23
KENNEBEC
READFiELD.


READFiELD.
Mrs. Amelia Whittier of Boston
passed a few days in town the last of
the week. returning to Augusta where
she will remain for short time before
going to her home
DR.. and Mrs. Neal Mitchell arrived
from Jacksonville, Fla, and are at
their summer home here.
Mrs. Brintley arrived here or Thurs
day.
Mrs. Leach arrived Thursday and is
at her home here
l.. D. Merriman has had the outside
of his store and house painted.
Henry Greeley is having his stable
repaired
Charles ", Wright has had his barn
and stable newly silled and otherwise
put in good repair.
Mr. and Mrs. Holt from Norridge
wock recently passed two days in this
village, putting the organs in the brick
church and chapel in first class order.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spaulding
passed Friday with Mr.. Spaulding' s
parents in this village.
c. p. Norton is re-shnging Chase E
Fogg's barn.
Several from the Maranacook cot
tages attended church here Sunday
forenoon.
DEPOT E. NJ. Hutchinson is home
on his yearly vacation.
Miss Bessie Deering of Portland. is
q visitor at the home Of her uncle
Joshua Deering.
Clayton Tuper, Starlss. was the guest
one day last week Of Miss Dorothy AL
den.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ccle are at ISL
and Park where they will pass the
summer.
Roy Brown of Livermore Falls is Wis
ting relatives in Readfield and Win
throp.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flanders OF
Melrose Highlands. Mass, are visiting
at Beaver Brock farm.
Mrs Ruth Jones, who has been pass
ing week with relatives in Corinna
returned home on Monday
Dr. Jones of Illinois and Charles
Jones of Boston. were guests Monday
at the HON" of l.. Nj. Jones who is q
cousin Of the former
Mrs F. J. Flanders. who has been
caring for the sick in Waltham, Mass.
returned home Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Jones of Winthrop Center
preached here Sunday, his theme be-
ing Faith
The big salmon trout, captured by
Henry StolI of Coleman grove Thurs
day, caused quite a sensation here, a
middle aged gentleman, who had fished
in the lake since childhood, saying he
had never seen so fine specimen of
that class before. Mr.. Stoll was not
so fortunate at Echo lake. being greet
ed by heavy shower which drenched
his clothing and he returned without
any fish.
Professor and Mrs. Turrcll from New
Hampshire are Occupying cottage at
Coleman grove. The former was d
college classmatc of DR.. Berry and
Prof. Newton, kents Hill.
Mrs. .rurrier and little son are in
stalled in their cottage at Whittier
grove.
Harris Bros. are preparing baseball
ground ut Whittier grove.
Sam Patterson has arrived at Mara
nacoOk and will occupy his cottage, for
the season.
Field strawberries are getting quite
plenty here. Mrs. Elizabeth Stnchfeid
ard Mrs Lena Dudley picked basket
fun June IA and each filled much
larger basket, Saturday.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. f. T.. Brainard
Of Winthrop we're in town Sunday.
They visited the cemetery also made
calls upon friends.
Miss Emma Yeaton of Augusta was
a visitor Sunday at her sisters. Mrs
G. H. Gordon's.
E. NJ. hailey of Winthrop and family
are visiting relatives, and attended
church Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Scribner. who has been
stopping with her brothers family in
Gardiner for a few weeks. has returned
home accompanied by Mrs f. J. Len
fest. of Manchester. They attended
church Sunday
Mrs. Ada Berry and her daughter.
Mis- Brooks have been visiting rela-
tives in Fairtield. Mrs. Brooks re-
turned home Saturday
Hiss Emma Mace of Augusta and
Miss Beth F. Haines, Waterville. were
in town Sunday with relatives and at
tended church. Mrs. Roundy and Miss
Haines furnished Instrumental music
The attendance was very good
An interesting baseball game was
played on the grounds opposite the
church Saturday afternoon between the
Readfield DEPOT and East Readfield
clubs. At the close Of the eighth inn
ing the result was declared tie and
an adjournment was taken.