Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-24

Five young people signed the pledge.
There will be another meeting Sunday,
March :.
Joseph r. Moody sold a COW last
Saturday for SIS.
The Grammar school taught by Miss
Ruby True of Monmouth and the Pri-
mary by Miss Mabel Pike\of Wayne
closed last Friday. Both were success
ful terms, and the teachers are much
liked by scholars and parents.
Walter Keith is getting his lumber
ready to build q large hen house
Capt Levi Metcalf, a veteran of the
Civil war, is in feeble health.
READFlELD.
The two-y car-old son of Mr. and Mrs
Chester Sanborn of this village died
Monday after several days of illness and
suffering
Alfred Moore returned yesterday to his
work as commercial traveller.
FISHERMEN are reporting good success
from; the ice fishing on the lakes about
George Carson is passing a few day g
at the home of his father in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. S. ]. Halves and son are at Old
Mrs. Isaac Wadleigh fell Sunday eve
ming while walking on clutches, and
again injured her hip.
Mr.. Rice has returned to his home here
The friends sof Mr.. Daley, carrier on
the Readfield and Mt. Vernon r. F. D..
route. recently gave him fine chair. a
rug and sum of money as token OF
their appreciation of his kind and eff
,ient services.
DEPOT-Prof. Peter Hendricks of Var
mouth reHenty IN PASSED week at
Mr. MrC NJ Allen who have
been in New York for several weeks,
lave returned to their home at Mariana
cook.
Miss Vivian Chesley's rank in attend
ance at school is most excellent. having
been IS terms without being absent. She
was not absent nor tardy and did not
fail in her spelling lessons during the
NJ. S. Collins is busily engaged in the
lumber business. At the mill at Hoyt's
Siding there are often eight or ten
teams unloading from far and near
yocdlots. Some of the largest and best
pine trees seen for long time. some
ealing 500 feet each, are hauled. Extra
cams are engaged hauling from the
harrison hill lot. where there are three
Collins is saving a large lot of wood INTO
various kinds of lumber. He has 100
.ords of wood yet to be hauled from the
WOOD lots.
Mrs Hiram Farrow. Belfast. was the
,uest of relatives in town. stopping on
Ter way from Boston to Bangor.
An article is in the town warrant for
he annual meeting to make arrange
nents to provide watering places for
horses on the road leading from Kent S
Hill to Manchester. The movement, if
successful will be appreciated by the
owns people and the travelling public.
The friends of Mrs. Isaac Wadleigh
ire panied to learn that she fell Sunday.
'njuring the broken hip bone from which
she has been suffering for the past siN
months.
Mrs. Charles Collins of Braeside cot
age, Maranacook. passed Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in this place.
Alton Wadleish and son. Alton, of Bel
grade We're visiting relatives here Sun
lay.
Mrs. L. NJ. Jones is passing few days
with relatives in Sabattus.
Among others suffering from severe
,olds are Mrs Mary Stevens. Mr.. II.
2oundy. Mrs. NJ S. Collins. Mrs. F. w.
Brown. Mrs. Fred Packard and Mrs. Z.
D. Written.
MT. VERNON.
observation-disclosures are out to the we'd
ling reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Iuy Libby which is to be held at the
home of the brides son. Eugene Whit
icy. Tuesday evening. March ;.
Friends of Mrs. Georgia Copp will be
pleased to learn that she is recovering
rom her illness. Miss Manella Damren
is at work for her.
Miss Ethel Cottlc. who has been the
guest of her cousin. Mrs Margaret Eos
err returned to her home Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Tucker will pass few
DAYS in Relgrade this week