Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-19

visitors or MIS-. Nellie Pierce.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby wers
guests Saturday of Mrs. J. B. stilphen.
Ralph Perry has returned from a visit
, to friends in Augusta.
Erskine Bros. Samuel Lyon. W. E.
Green, J. S. Gray, ]. W. Sproul. C.. l.
York and Gabriel Joselyn have finished
! harvesting their ice, which was of the
1 best quality. -- .-.4
| Mrs. Lila Mckindsley was a Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Brown.
READFIELD.
| Two of Ray Booker's children are
suffering with Dertonitis.
Three young deer We're seen Saturday
morning just a short distance from
this village.
George Carson passed a dav last
week in Monmouth and Litchfield.
Mr.. Scribner Of Augusta was in town
on business and calling on friends last
week ''
H. Smiley of Fayette is suffering
from an abscess between his shoulders.
which at times is very painful.
T. l.. Hopkins was called Saturday to
Brookton. Mass. to attend the funeral
OF his brother George.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Readfield Grange Satur-
DAY, Jan. Is. After the opening exer-
cises and business. the first on the
program was the question. what Can
We Do the Coming Year to Increase
the Interest In Our Grange, to Make
1t Year of Profit as Well as Enjoy
to IJo1,> o,,
This discussion was very interesting
and profitable to officers and members.
At 40 p. NJ. the Grange was called to
order and listened to a selection by the
choir, Della H. Porter pianist. Select
readinG by Mrs. Wilson came next in
order. Question, Can the Farmers of
This Section Engage in the Extensive
Production of Potatoes?" was opened
by j. H. Underwood and followed by
]. Warren Butman. Other members re-
sponded as called upon. Piano solo and
encore by Della H. Porter followed;
current events, by Hattie T. Black
well was the last on the program.
The death of Mrs. Anna Thurston, a
charter member of Readfield Grange
was announced and a committee on
resolutions appointed.
r. Z. Jackson of Manchester cut 1900
cakes of ice on Shedd's pond last week
for himself and farmers in that sec
ton.
+. d. Gordon is slowly recovering
from an attack of pleurisy fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heffernan return
ed to Augusta Sunday night from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hunt.
The January meeting of the Mt
Mansfield Club was held with Mrs W.
T.. Lord of Manchester last Saturday.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Ella Brown.
Charles Fifeld of Manchester went
to Augusta Monday, where he has en-
pIoyr1ent as conductor on the electric
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson of Rome
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Thomas Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Gordon went to
Mt Vernon Sunday to visit Mrs Cor
dons sister. Mrs. Florence Hall, who
is i'll with iaundiee. .
I1AST-C. C. Morrill, and w. T. Mace
were business callers at the town farm
Saturday, Jan. 15. @7lgt
The annual rally and business meet
ing of the old Kennebeo Agricultural
Society al the Grange hall, Readfield,
TUESDAY promises to be full OF interest.
Archie Morrow is driving his sorrel
colt hitched to a light sleigh and Civ
ing It some beneficial training. 1t is
nearly two years old and works nicely
in harness, is of good size and makeup
and promises to make a handsome
driver
WAYNE.
-Williston Jennings is i'll at
his home with a severe attack of pleu-
risy caused by sudden cold. DR.. f.
L. Chenery attends him.
Fred Allen took a business trip to
Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hutchns were
guests of Mrs. Hutchins grandmother,
Mrs. WEIGH, at South Wayne recently.
w. c. Abbott is now at work for f.
G. Palmer at Kent's Hill.
Miss Ella Lane returned to her home
at Kent's Hill Sunday. after several
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. E. l..
Stevens.
T.. w. Abbott attended the dance at
Readfeld Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid of Readfield Depot
will give ar entertainment at the hall
at North Wayne Village Thursday
evening, Jan. 20, THE District Schol."
c. X. Tiiden was business visitor
in the village Monday.
E. w. Abbott attended the installa-
ton of officers of the l. o. o. F. at
winthrop Thursday evening.
H. II. Pulsifer, who was called to
Winthrop by the death of his brother,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L.
Dickinson Saturday. From there he
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard
in Fayette, returning to, his home in
Harrison Sunday.
NORTH-Mrs. Marion Lucas and
Mrs. C. M. Stevens were callers at the
horne of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mills
"Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Willis
ton Jennings Thursday afternoon
with a good attendance.
Ethel Thompson. little daughter OF
Annie Mills, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, is able to attend school
again.
Mrc n T., dickinson and daughter