Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-20
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
READFiELD DEPOT.


Friday and Saturday
purt Peabody formerly station agent
a. Readfield Depot. stopped over, whl'e
hi, way TO Pleasant pond on a
srrtinp trip. accompanied by several
nartIond friends, Friday. Mr.. Pea
.od,, is a. Portland business man
49,, bic Readfield friends are always
nleased to meet.
Mccormick and son, Angus
,assed Sunday at their home. Mr.. Nc
cormick, is buying apples in oxford
and reports them plentiful in that
county.
Mrs. Fred w. Brown was called TO
winthrop, Saturday to see her father.
charles Gordon, who is very ill F. w.
brown was at Mr.. Gordons Sunday.
Archie Wells, Fayette, is assisting
Fred Packard in harvesting potatoes
The students at kent's Hill from
Depot are the Misses Lorna Collins,
Florence Luce, Janette Dudley ana
Linwood Luce.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed from New
Hampshire were guests of Mr.. Reed s
sister, Mrs. f. Roundy Wednesday
and Thursday, accompanied by Mrs,
Roundy they left for F'rceport Thurs
day afternoon.
G. l.. Royal attended the funeral Oh
Judge John Cover Winthrop, Sunday.
Mrs. n. D. Gordon and daughter
Miss Julia Gordon attended religious
services at winthrop Center, Sunday.
~ WAYNE.
~ Mrs. Annie Webster Who has been
at North Wayne for sevcra. years, Is
moving to East Livermore.
FAYETTE.
The Favettc dramatic Club" will
give the drama the Social Glass at
Surfing hail Friday evening.
Mrs. Jones and daughter Florence
returned from New York City Friday
SOUTH MT. VERNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hutchinson We're
in Wintnrop on Saturday.
The Mt Vernon and Vienna Sunday
school convention was held oct. 10
with Dunns Corner church and while
the attendance was not large, it was an
interesting meeting and much help was
gotten from the papers presented.
A very interesting programme was
presented al Readfeld Grange hall by
the Mount Vernon Grange on Saturday
Oct. IS.
A. Mccormick, was in this place
on business recently.
Mrs. Nellie Bradley and daughter
Cora we're callers in North Mount Yer
non Sunday.
A. S. Robinson has been suffering
from q bad cold.
Those receiving mail by the carrier
OF r. f. D No. rs enjoyed a Yer!
pleasant evening at the home of Mr.
Wright at Rea1field Depot Oh Friday.
ALBION.
The members of Albion Lodge of Ode
Fellows gathered at the home OF f. f
Wiggin on Thursday of last week
bringing with them potato diggers
teams, bags and baskets and proceeded
to dig and put in the cellar his entire
crop Of three acres OF potatoes. The
work was thoroughly and quickly done
by the many willing workers as Mr..
Wiggin has been unable to do any
work since last July. The kindness of
his brother odd Fellows was greatly
appreciated by him.
EAST MONMOUTH.
Mrs George e. Morrill, of Westbrook
who has been visiting her niece. Mrs
c, NJ. Cushman, has gone to New
Hampshire, to visit her son, Charles
Morrill, whose wife was Miss Marian
CumstoE formerly of Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Tarr are receiv
ing congra tulations on the birth of {
daughter.
Benjamin Leighton has been having
well dug, near his house Mitk ::
steam drill owned by J. Foster OF
AroostooS.
A. K. Pike has closed mis- cottage fol
the season and returned to his home ir
Auburn.
Miss Mary Allen Of Litchfeld was
the guest few days this week OF
Mrs. James Sanborn
Mrs Bert Perkins went to Lewiston
Saturday To- be the guest over Sunday
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w
Laughton.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr. ard Mrs. r. q. toolridgc of
Wayne and daughter were guests sun
day of Mrs. Coolridgcs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. n Wing.
Mrs. Silas Curtis of kent's Hill was
Wv sutSl oN'T Cutl'ldN VI ItI dduSItitI
Mrs. Gertrude Tibbitts and family.
e. e. Wing of Bath is the guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Wing
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Bicllford of
Readtield were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis.
Mrs. T. l.. stevens returned Sunday
from Il visit with her sister. Mrs. Car
RE Ward in Gardiner. She was accom-
panied by Miss Phyllis Ward. who WIFI
spend the winter with her.
Miss Georgia Lane. who is visiting
relatives in Boston and vicinity. con-
tnucs to improve under the treatment
she is receiving.
f. n. and J. c. Wing have finished
work on apples for Charles Libby. Mr..
LIBBY has his apples all in the cellar,
some l35 barrels.