Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-03
he Weeks Letters From Maine Towns
KENNEBEC.
READFIElD,

READFIELD.
DEPOT-Mrs. M. J. Townsend who
has been visiting relatives in Lynn
and other places in Massachusetts, re-
turned Thursday, her daughter, Mrs.
M. S. Collins, meeting her in Portland
and accompanying her home.
Mrs. Mary n. Stevens was visiting
Mrs. Edward Carr and calling on other
friends Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Laura Harrington of Bath, who
attended the funeral of her brother,
Harvey Gordon last week, returned
home by the way of Augusta Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. Willard Howard of
Peaks Island are expected to visit
friends in this village this week
Mrs Bickford of New Hampshire,
accompanied by her son, was a guest
recently at Mrs L. b. Wright's. She
has now gone to W. H. Dudley's in Mt.
Vernon.
J. E. Mccormick is in Rockland on
business.
Henry Tucker was d caller at L. B.
Wright's Sunday.
Warren Butler who has been saw
ing wood for G. l.. Royal and others in
the village. makes quick work with his
gasoline engine.
1t is reported that the orchestra, with
Mrs. Emma Whittier as leader, Will be
re- organized in the near future with
additional members.
Mrs. L.. b. Wright returned Monday
from visit with her son in Water
vile.
The Dunns Corner school closed
after very successful term, taught
by Miss Annie M. Akers Pupils not
absent one-half day were John Ste
vens, Ralph Stevens, Kenneth Kendall.
Those absent one-half day, Matte
Kendall Florence Stevens, Lawrence
Kendall Lorin Stevens.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs Hillyer and little granddaugh-
ter, Miss Frances e. Ivers, of Water
vile, are visiting Mrs. S. H. Burton,
Mrs. Hillyers daughter.
Mrs. C. w. Hammond and little son.
Herbert, of Sidney visited Mrs. Fosset
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mills OF South
China were calling on Mrs. H. NJ Mills
Friday.
Frank Holmes of Augusta was in the
place SATURDAY.
uTCHFlELD.
George Plmpton is some better. His
daughter, Mrs Fannie Braley of Lewis
ton, has been stopping with him for a
few days.
Elias Plimpton of Gardiner visited his
father, George Plimpton, one night last
week.
Mrs. E. c. True is stopping with Mrs.
+. U Adams for a short time
Hermon Small has been visiting at his
crandfather's in West Gardiner the past
week.
CHELSEA.
WEST.-Miss Maud Wentworth who
has been confined to her. bed with
pneumonia is gaining as rapidly as can
be expected.
Mrs Mary A. Hayes, who is confined
to her bed by an attack of heart trouble,
is somewhat better but not able to SIT
up yet She is attended by DR.. w. y.
Cobb of Gardiner.
the house by a sore throat:
The Grange is to give box social ana
entertainment at the chapel Friday even
Theodore Hayes is hauling wood from
Vassalboro where he recently purchased
10 cords. ~
Mrs. Florence Hall of Augusta is visit
ing her parents for a few days, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Yeaton, in this place.
WINDSOR.
WEST.-Mrs. Nellie Barton, who has
been suffering from a cold is better.
Warren Lamson and William Stewart
sold their apples to the Stone brothers
last week. - ~
Mrs. Fred Perley and little, Ivyean,
were recent guests of her parents, MI
and Mrs. Daniel True.
The Ladies' Union was entertained
Thursday at the home of Mrs VIM
Stewart.
of Augusta formerly of this place. are
sorry to hear that she is seriously i'll at
her home Paterson street. Her
numerous friends hope for rapid re-
cOvery.
Relatives and friends in this place of
Mrs. e. b. Lamson of East Nassalhoro,
who went to the Hospital in Lewiston
Tuesday of last week. are feeling very.
anxious in regard to her condition, and
hone she will return from the hospital
DerfectIy restored to health.
Willie Cross of Augusta made brief
visit with friends in the place recently.
Frank Pierce has been hauling hay
from Ruel Merrill's for feeding his
stock.