Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07
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READFiELD.
EAST-Readfield Board of Health
Was organized Saturday and consist.
of Or. J. S. Milliken, Leon Roberts anC
w. =. Mace.
T.. Q. Higgins is in Auburn visiting
relatives
Grange meeting Saturday was not a,
largely attended as usual on account
of bad travelling. The program includ.
ed lecture on "Orcharding," by Prof
Hitrhings. and an address Corn Rails
ing in Maine" by G.. Nj. Gallup of Wa
terville. Music by Mrs. Addie B. Roun.
dy and paper by Mrs. Atkinson Exer.
ciSes were all interesting.
Miss Emma Mace of Augusta. ha:
been having a weeks vacation and has
been with her sister in WatervIlle, and
with relatives at her old home. She
win return to her work in Augusta
the present week.
Rallard's portable saw mill has fin
ished its work on the Case farm and
has heen removed to the Forks in
Manchester.
So. Merrow has removed his house.
hold goods to the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. Ola Gay and will as
sist In the work of the farm that he Is
able to do.
SOUTH CHINA.
Florepce Carlf is at horne from Col
by for IA few weeks vacation.
Mrs. F.. II. jenkins and two children
from Augusta are passing {: few dayS
In the place.
VIM. Beals has returned for the sum-
mer.
Prof r. NJ. Jones, after passing a
week at his summer home, returned to
Philadelphia April 3.
Mrs. II. s. Fuller is visiting her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Metcalf of Albion.
Ada Davis OF Augusta is visiting her
sister Mrs. Walter Jesolum, for few
weeks.
Harold Jones is visiting in Massa-
chusetts for few weeks.
CHELSEA.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cain ard family
returned last week from several weeks
visit at West Mills with relatives.
Mrs George Corbin OF Randolph pass
ed Sunday with her sons in town.
Mrs. Laura Thompson, who has been
seriously i'll, is slightly better. Her
many friends wish her speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Annie Farnham of Augusta was
the guest Of Mrs. II. NJ. Swift last Sat-
urday. and attended the Grange meet
ing.
Mrs. Weymouth of Gardiner was the
guest of her cousin, A. A. Morang, last
week,
If. c. Lawrence, who has been very
i'll for the past six weeks. is able to be
UP and about the house. which is good
nows to his host of friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. John James and son,
Raymond of Randolph. were guests
OF Mr.. James SISTER. Mrs Nellie Col
Inns over Sunday.
+. Y Barker and Clarence Morgan
of Gardiner were callers in town Sun
tlav.
: Mrs. B. f. Smith and daughter, Miss
Susie of Augusta. were guests of Mrs.
Al. Hayes last Saturday. -.
Miss Belle Brennen Of Augusta. Wis
tied her friend. Miss Grace Merang.
last week.. ~. ~
Mrs. Fl. A. Gillespie and daughter,
Miss May. of Gardiner were in. town
last Saturday and attended the Grange
meeting. 4%- .. s.4ssez
The Following have been drawn to
serve on the jury for the United States
eburt at Portland: Grand jury. Horace
W. LittIefeid and W. Scott Powers
traverse jury, Mark l.. Rollins and w
b. Trask r
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan and
children passed Sunday with the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morgan. Sr.
Mrs. Sherman and daughter Miss
Julia of Randolph passed Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Savage.
Mrs. vinie Johnson. who. has beer
the guest OF Mrs. w. X. Thompson the
past few weeks. returned TO her nome
in Massa chusetts last Saturday.
II. r. Hayes has entirely recovered
from his recent illness and returned tf
,Waterville Sunday to resume his work
=. Asa Dodge, who resided on the Gar.
diner road near the 'Brickyard' dice
at the hospital at the National Home
last Saturday morning. A widow ant
one daughter survive. aE
Fred Ffagg is seriously i'll with pneu'
monia at his home on the Gardiner
road. DR. Lamb Of Gardiner attend!
him. -
! Miss Doris Morgan was presented
last week with a fine new piano b!
her parents. Miss Doris. though quit
young has considerable musical talen
which She infands cllltiua ting and /