Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-08

passed her vasation Of two weeks VIII
friends here. returning MONDAY 70
teat,, tlls winter term. '1flt'e
n4@ VII BELGRADE. t'aS Nl@
'rhe champion hunters Of this sec7
| ton are Christopher and Ell Wadleign
and Warren Butler who went TO IN
dian Pond Monday and returned nome
Friday with six deer, two OF Wnich
weighed 200 pounds each. They were
beauties and their friends are testing
| the fine meat. 4 -.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Old South
church at Rockwood's Corner BEL
grade, will hold fair at Belgraoe
Grange hall Wednesday, Dec. l5th, az
ternoont ad evening, If pleasant. II
stormy the first fair day and evening.
They are rehearsing the fine four-act
comedy drama, How the story
Grew" for presentation in the evening"
The proceeds Of fair and drama to De
used for repairs on the church. ne
freshments will be served.
| The meeting of the Mckinley Sun
day-school was held in the church
Sunday, Dec. 5th, for the first time
since the putting in Of the new ceiling
which is a great improvement and one
which promises to be lasting.
| c. T. Pinkham and Percy Yeaton
are hauling lumber to Belgrade Lakes
for J. c. Scates.
READFIELD.
DEPOT-Mrs. Charles Reed, Free
port Mrs. Frank Marcia and MISS
Nellie Roundy Of Benton, who had
been guests a week of relatives, Mr..
and Mrs E. Roundy, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Llewellyn Sherburne and son,
Eugene, left for Boston, Thursday,
where Mr.. Sherburne is employed on
the electric cars. Mrs. Sherburne who
will be absent some time will visit
relatives in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
George Coleman and son, Owen,
passed Sunday at the home of Mr..
Colemans sister, Mrs. Merrill of Scion.
returning Monday morning.
Earl Wells, Hallowell, Arthur
Wells, Fayette, and Master Elwood
Kinds of Winthrop, were dinner
guests at Mrs Fred Packard's, Sun
day.
Asa Cookson, Aroostook, who has
his nephew, George Glidden.
Mrs Mary J. Townsend who return
ed Saturday from a visit in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,, was
one of four brothers and sisters from
different states who dined together
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Townsend of
Maine, Mrs. Hammond of New Hamp-
shire, and Charles T. Abbott of Ore
gon, were guests of their brother, Os-
car Abbott of Clinton, Mass. During
their visit their weight was tested and
found to aggregate TT pounds.
| The S5th anniversary of the BIRTH
day of Augustus w. Brainard was
honored at a dinner party given by his
niece, Mrs. M. S. Collins, Thursday,
Dec. 2. The guests of honor includ-
ing Mr.. Brainard were Rev. L. H.
Clark, Gardiner. and Miss Gladys
Townsend, relatives.
| Charles Henderson who has recently
sold his farm intends to locate near
Boston, Mass. Mr.. Henderson is now
on a business trip to that city.
| A letter was received last week from
Augustus E. Cross. Montana, whose
friends will be interested to learn that
he is employed by the Rocky Mountain
division of the Bell Telephone Com
pany, and that his headquarters for a
portion of the year are at Sale Lake
City.
Miss Gladys Townsend who has
been passing two weeks at A. w.
Brainard's has returned home and is
Iattending school.
Depot schools commenced Monday.
Lawrence Halves, teacher of Grammar
department, and Mrs. A. H. Jones,
Primary.
Harry Soule and Mrs. George Gid
den were recent callers at Mrs. War
rem Stinchfield's.
BELGRADE.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Will
liams are spending a two-weeks' va
tcation at Patten where Mr. Williams
lis hunting.
Mrs. ]. X. Damren is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Ham of Au-
lgusta.
Ruel Boynton and Rev. James Tay-
lor of Mercer held a meeting at the
lGrange hall Sunday and will hold
lanother in four weeks.
One candidate was instructed in the
first and second degrees at Salmon
Lake Grange Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Club of 1906 met with
Mrs. Bertha Withers Thursday after
noon. One visitor was present. 1t
was voted to make quilt and present
it to the Grange cottage for girls at
GOOD Will Farm. At five o'clock sup
Iper was served. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks with Mrs.
Martha Hutchins and Mrs TuelIa
Baker.
MT. VERNON.
West.-Mrs. H. H. flanagan and two
little dughters left town Saturday for
their home in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Mr.. flanagan is a professor Of athle-
tics in the University of Virginia.
Rudolph Anderson is on the sick
list. His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery,
The meetings which have been con-
tinued for the past week closed Sunday