Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-16

of Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens.
l.. W. Abbott was the guest Sunday
vi Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peavey at Fay
cite Mills
READFlRD.
DEP0T--Mrs. Ahbie Adeu and
daughter. Viola .Adell. Of Skowhegan
were callers at q. X. .AtclI's Oil their
way to East Readfield cemetery to
lsuperintend the setting OF Il head
stone.
uorham WadleiGh of Mt Vernon,
VINO died Saturday evening, Was a
resident Of Readfield for several years.
MIR. Wadlci2l1 was well known here.
Miss Bird. Of Auburn. who came here
Friday, is The guest OF Miss Emma
Gordon.
Extensive preparations are being
maze Ter the dedication Tuesday OF
the Smith Memorial church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George La Baron and
children. Gcnev;eve, Thelma and Car
olyn >of Rome ar. guests of L. B.
Wright.
Friends of j. r. Denton are pleased
to sec him able to be out again.
| Willis Bickfcrd is at Mattawamkeag
Oh IL hNIltlIlS tNIcdlllOn.
Miss BESSIE Bickford went Saturday
| for visit with relatives in New
| ClDTccster
oscar Chesley, who was drawn on
the traverse jury. will attend court at
NaterNille the present week.
| The man who was "held up" one
dark evening last week by the Omin-
Gus or,ls. Your money or your life. -
was somewhat mortified to discover Il
ycung LADY who uttered the command,
| and she was aStOniShcti at finding q
ST. anger instead of her father, whom
she. her mother and q lady friend,
! were walking tn meet. as it was time
for him to drive home from his place
of business. Apologies and eXplana-
tions quickly FOLLOWED and. when boil,
resained their composure. the result
was hearty laugh. as The gentleman.
using his whip vigorously. sped away
in the dark to parts unknown. The
father soon came and the journey
nome was made merry by relating the
incident.
The Sabbath school which was held
at G. l.. Royals Sunday will meet
NOV. 20 at tho same place.
FAYETTE.
! Friday evening" Nov H. will be long
and pleasantly remembered by the neigh
bors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs w. C.
| Smiley, in whose hospitable home they
were so cordially received. Not only the
CHEEKY social feature of the evening was
! highly enjoyed. but the rare and choice
entertainment given in 0nnection by
| Rev. VIM. Wood of Kents Hill was in-
tensely interesting. This consisted OF
| stereopticon views illustrating scenes in
| the life of Christ and deineated in Il
| most interesting manner. Mr.. Wood, as
well as pleasing, is Il forceful and ef1ec-
tive speaker, plain, pronounced and fear
less in his utterances and all who were
| not benefited or the wiser after listening
to him on this occasion should confess
to dullness of hearing and lack of com
| prehension. Delicious refreshments were
| served by Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley. after
which Mr.. Swift on behalf of the many
, friends present extended to them CRATE
full thanks, also to MIR. and Mrs. Wood
who had so kindly and freely contributed
to Unemployment of the evening.
/ BELGRADE.
David Wentworth of THE Point
died very suddenly Thursday at his
home. He complained of a pain in
his side and his brother went fol
some medicine and when he returned
found him dead. Heart disease was
the cause.
George Lovejoy was working about
a freight train in Belfast when the
door of the car came off, striking his
left arm and breaking it between the
! elbow and wrist.
Charles Stevens. an aged man. who
| lives at the Depot was standing be-
side his horse in front OF r.. IL. Mosh-
ef's' store when another horse nipped
his horse, which in turn kicked out
sideways, striking Mr.. Stevens on his
/ log, making a bad break.
Mayland Wells. son of Charles
Wells. was working in the mill OF
stephen Blaisdell. when in attempting
to adjust a belt he was caught and
thrown against the side of the mills
breaking his arm in two places. lie
was taken immediately to the. Angus
Tia General hospital These three pe"-
nle all live near each other in the
small village
George HUFF. John Spiller. Lawsor:
Rushton and Samuel Spaul'lns, all al
Oakland. are yarding logs onto the
shore of Massachusetts stream from
the Gage lot.
Nancy Chandler. second daughter OF
Samuel Chandler. was married NOV.
10 to Willard J. Durham OF F.Eerett'
Mass. They will reside in Everett
The many friends in town of Mrs.
Dunham y i'll wish her many years OF
happiness.
A very rroGtahl" meeting OF the La
dies. Aid WAS he!a with Mrs. sadic
,Tibhetts Thursday. Nov. IL. inc next