Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-17

Afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David Austin.
! F. C. Lane and E. B. Durkee re-
turned to Boston Tuesday after
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Lane and daugh-
ter, Josephine, visited Mr.. Lanes
brother, E. o. Lane, and family IN
Chesterville, Sunday. Miss Gladys
Lane accompanied them home for
brief visit.
Mrs Arzetta Stevens was a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Wells Sunday.
MT. VERNON.
Charles w. Whittier and family were
in town over Sunday.
| Messrs. F. l.. BESSIE and John Jewall
of Clinton and w. M. Dunn Of Water
vile were in town Sunday calling on
John p. Carson.
The Masonic Lodge worked the En-
tered apprentice degree at a special
meeting Saturday evening.
The North Chesterville Dramatic
club will present the drama, 'Dia-
mords and Hearts" at Odd Fellows
Hall Friday evening.
| The deer hunters from this section
who have been up in the northern
I part of the State report deer not as
, plenty as in former years.
| A Thanksgiving ball at Odd Fellows
Hall is one of the next social events.
Mrs. Rubie Gilman Halves is visi-
tor in town.
| MeSSrS Carson and Tracy are repair
| ing their sawmill, getting in readiness
for the winters business
| Mr. Bates of Oakland was a recent
visitor in town.
| SOUTH-The Dunnis Corner school,
which has been under the instruction
of Miss Annie Akers, former teacher,
whose services have been much appre-
ciated in this school, closed Friday,
Nov TO- Saturday evening Box So
ciable and entertainment was held at
the church, from which generous sum
Of money was realized and the speak
| ing" of the children much enjoyed by
those attending.
Mrs. Carrie Halves has sold her farm
and is moving to Readfeld, where she
owns a house. The family will be
greatly missed by all in this neigh
borhood.
|
has been visiting friends, has returned
to his home.
| Maurice Gordon, teacher in the Wing
school, who has been ill, has returned
to finish the term.
| Chase Fogg has purchased a family
driving horse of Mrs. Halves.
| Mrs. Georgia M. Johnson has finish
ed her school at Leeds Junction and
is at home for a short vacation
| Philip Walters and Alton Farnham
were callers in this place Sunday.
| Roy Smith is working for Henry
Brown at Kents Hill
| READFIELD.
| Mrs G. A. Robertson and daughter
Josephine and Don Fifield of Augusta
were callers Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 5. Fifield Manchester.
| Mrs. NJ. s. Fifeld who has had a Sc
! we're attack of bronchitis and asthma
is much improved.
Mrs Leonard of Monmouth was the
guest Of Mrs. Fred Brown several
days last week where her little grand
daughter, Esther Leonard is very ill
with symptoms of spinal meningitis.
| Z. II. Thomas, Carroll Dalton and
| SliliClCIi NSlIlttllt, IhluIcC, AlSue dIlU
| Bcrnicc went to Wayne and Winthrop
Sunday, making the trip in Mr.. Thorn
as +. NJ. f. ''30' touring car.
Miss Emma Hunt and Miss Jean
nette Dudley passed Saturday at their
! homes, returning to Kents Hill Sun
| day.
| Mrs. Hattie Butler and daughter
Clara passed Saturday and Sunday in
| this section.
Mrs. Anna Green who has been
teaching on Hoyt hill was obliged to
| give up her school on account of ILL
ness and returned to her home in Ban
gor. Miss Louisa Dunn of Mount Yer
non will finish the term.
Mr.. anG Mrs. b. d. Gordon ana chill
drcn, Alice. Herman and Erla were re-
Gently calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Brooks and children
have moved to Belgrade and VIII oc-
cuov the Hall house.