Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-23
KENNEBEc.
READFIELD.

lage to the Depot, where he has work
in the sa,wmill of n. T. Gordon.
Mrs Columbia Young is passing
few days with relatives in Fayette.
Leon Roberts will occupy the rent
left vacant by Mr.. Cole.
Mrs. Ernest Masterman is visiting
her sister Annie in Canada, for a short
time and will go from there to join
her husband in Seattle, Wash, or some
nearby town.
MS. Hcnsil and Mrs. Cyrus Dunton
called at the home of Mrs. Henry
Greeley Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bccdc is ill. Several others
about town are suffering from grip.
Mrs w. H. Atkinson will serve as
SupcrintendCnt of schools in Rcadticld
this year.
John W. Manter and son George have
been papcring and painting several
rooms for George A. Russell.
About 100 persons attended church
here Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clough passed last
Frioay with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Weston of Belgrade.
W. II, Hunt is driving his 20-months'
old colt, that weighs 500 pounds
harness
daughter Nellie We're guests Sunday of
Mr. anG Mrs. Herbert Hall of Mt. Ncr-
non.
Mrs Carroll Dalton, who has just
purchased q 200-egg incubator and
broodcr, filled the machine with cgss
last week.
their orchards for the past 10 days find
the conditions very favorable for trim
ming the trees. The snow is so deep
that most Of the trimming can be done
from the crust which is much easier
than to use ladders and climb about
in the trees. 1t has been q very ia
vorablc time to look for brOWn-tail
moth nests, which are not very plentiful
in this section.
MI. and Mrs. w. a. Brown ard
daughters Lila and Lottie passed Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
II. Thomas.
Miss Edna Moulton and Miss Olive
Carl of Bath are guests of Mrs. John
Cloush.
Among the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebcn Hunt We're Mr. and Mrs.
+. y. Gordon and children. Alice. Her
man aud Erla. and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gordon.
E.iST-Mrs. Ada Berry had for Sun
day guests her son. Roscoe and wife
Of Winthrop also her daughter, Mrs.
Eva Higgins and two children of Fair
field.
Mrs George Morrow visited relatives
in Pennington last week, accompanied
BY her son Archie, and daughter. Miss
Edith, returning home the present
week.
Hugh Gum is driving n promising
colt owned by S. G. Brown.
Hcnry Jackson Of Wilton was n guest
of his sister Mrs. l.. o. Dudley, last
week.
Elmer Berry is visiting his friend,
George Flood. in WATERFORD.
Mrs. S. A. Gay visited her friend and
former neighbor, Mrs. III. j. Holmes,
Sunday.
Mr.. Irving Lincoln came from his
home in Wayne and was The guest Of
MI, Isaac Mace Sunday night
party from this ncighborhood
We're at Torsey pond fishing Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. o. Higgins and
daughter, Mrs g. l.. Clough. attended;
rnc funeral of tn" late Mrs. Angie
Mics in Auburn last week Tho dc
ceased was a sister of Mrs. Higgins
DEPOT The last meeting of the La
dies A.d was held ut the home of Mrs
l.. NJ. Jones Or. Wright was Il guest
of tn" Aid by invitation of the presi-
dent, Mrs Charles Whittier The next
meeting will be held Friday. March 2G.
at The home Of Mrs Fred Brown
Angus Mccormick is employed by
his father, j. T.. Mccormick. who is Il
dealer iii farming implements at Au-
gu&tH.
Miss Jessie carr of Winthrop was the
guest Of his sister ana her friends in
this place last week.
fIr. ard Mrs. Nelson r. Gordon en-
tcrtain"d Mrs. Pike and three ncccs
Of Winthrop Saturday. The visitors
We're mother and cousins of Mrs. Cor
dom
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Brown were in
Winthrop Thursday evening Mr.
Brown attended the odd Fellows meet
ing, while Mrs. Brown passed the even
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gordon.
Rev. Mr.. Jones of Winthrop Center
Sunday school, owing to a mistake in
his appointment for Sunday services
At the request of the school the min
ister gave an interesting talk on the
lesson, also the origin of some of the
different religious sects.
Miss Dorothy Alden and Clayton
Topper of Starks, who We're guests
over Sunday of Miss Alden's mother,
Mrs. j. Fl. Gordon, were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Wad-
leigh.
Mr.. Humphreys met his mother in
Portland Friday on her return from
Washington, D. c.. and accompanied
her to hcr home in Brunswick, return
ing to Readfield Saturday
Mr.. Sullivan passed Sunday with
his parents in Brunswick.
Fir. and Mrs. Roland Scribner of Au-
gusta passed Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Readfield.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Cole have moved
into the house of Eugent Millett Their
return is gratifying to their neighbors.