Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-13

here from Waterville, fell from an APP
pie tree last week and dislocated his
wrist.
| Mrs. w. H. Keith is visiting relatives
| in Auburn.
MT. VERNON.
| SOUTH-About 200 persons were
present at the corn husking given by
Chase Fogg Friday evening. After the
corn was all out the barn floors We're
| cleared and dancing enjoyed. A sub
stantial supper was served to all pres
| emit
Philip Walters of kent's Hill was
down with friends on Sunday.
The children of George White are
all i'll.
Potatoes and other farm crops are
being harvested as fast as possible
Help is scarce and farm wages high.
A number from this place have en-
joyed the chorus practice in the sing
Readfield recently.
READFIELD.
DEPOT-Aftcr touring a portion of
Canada, Mrs. ID. W. Kensill of Portland
and sister, Mrs. Elliott Denton of Read
field have arrived at Kalamazoo. Mich.
where they will tarry some time before,
returning to their homes.
The cottages at Coleman grove are
now closed. improvements for another
year are being made. charging the
lawn tennis court and grading quite
an extensive croquet ground.
Miss Celia Cross, Boston, was the
guest of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Brainard, Thursday
Miss Angie Bourne was the guest of
J. T. Bourne, Winthrop, over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Moulton, Boston. and Miss
Aida Haywood, Winthrop were callers
at the home of Mrs. ~ ID. Gordon
Friday.
J. Hartley Gordon from the National
Home. was a visitor at Mrs. j. II. Cor
dons Friday and Saturday.
Miss jeanette Dudley, Kent's Hill
vas caller on Miss Frances Adell
Friday
Mr.. Farnsworth. Bowdoinham, is
stopping at Alpheus TCwnsend's.
The friends of Mrs. a. W. Brainard.
who is on the sick list, will be pleased
to learn that she is Improving.
Mrs. A. j. Lloyd, who has been for
some time the guest of Charles Fen
derson and family, returned to Boston
Friday, accompanied by Miss Ella
Flanders, who will remain with Mrs
Lloyd as companion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Collins. accom-
panied by Mr.. McKesney. started on
their annual hunting excursion to the
lakes Friday
VASSALRORo
Mrs. F. A. Appleton of Boston has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Asa Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton recently re-
turned from a three-months trim
abroad. Their itinerary included the
Azores, Gibraltar. Naples. Rome.
Florence, Venice and the Italian lakes.
Switzerland. Germany including a
days trip on the Rhine and Brussels.
Ten days We're spent in Paris and one
week in London, oxford and Stratford-
on-Avon and the English lake region,
spending the last few days in Edn-
burg. Scotland, sailing from Liverpool
Sept II.
Mrs. w. Nash and Miss Kathyrn
Low are attending the Maine Music
Festival in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McCorrison
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. John
Noble, in Allston, Mass.
Miss Georgia Lancaster visited Sid
ney Friday afternoon.
Miss Olive Palmer of Sidney was in
the village Sunday
Edward Morton of South Pittston
was in the place Tuesday calling on
old friends
Miss Carolyn Whiting of Waterville
passed the Sabbath with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Whiting. in this place.
nat. VERNON.
The Mt. Vernon and Vienna Sunday
School convention was held Oct. Is at
the Free Baptist church at Dunn's Cor
ner, with the following program: Morn
ing session. 1910; Praise service, led by
e. A. Cottle: Scripture and prayer,
Rev. Mr.. Presley; Importance of the
Opening and Closing Exercises Of the
Sunday School, Mrs. Irwin Bradley;
'How Prepare the S. s. Lesson" Mrs
Lesson" Mrs. Presley; "How to Illus
trate and Apply the Lesson Mrs.
Burbank: address. Rev. A. j. Marsh,
RuDu'i, NlIueT. Afternoon session,
LIE. Song service. led by B. Ralph
Cram; Devotional service. Rev Elmer
Crockett: Suggestions for Our Fall
Campaign" by superintendent of the
several schools: question box, or ad-
dress Rev. A. j. Marsh: offering: '"The
Sunday School Factor in Our Ma
tional Life Lines of Supplemental
Work in the S. S." Mrs. Edna Fish:
music; closing addresses.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter have returned
to Boston after spending two weeks
with Mr.. Meals sister, Mrs. Otis Har-
mon.
Mrs. George Weeks and Mrs. Sarah
Sherman have been chosen delegates
to attend the Maine State Convention
at Waterville Wednesday Oct. 10.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. NJ. 3. Cher
man will entertain the Busy Bee So
ciety rvfwYn~I7m
H. B. Sherman and family, Mrs. M
F. Perkins and Miss Verda Perciyal
went to Boothbay Saturday on the ex-
cursion
Mrs d