Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-18
WORLD OF SPORTS

corn and fancy cookies. fine time
| was enjoyed by all.
| Mrs Dena Peachey and little son
were the guests Friday of her mother.
BELGRADE.
| Earl c. Lord of Cambridge. Mass.
IS at his fathers nome on a vacation.
/ Vernon l.. Foster of roburn Class
| ical Institute of Watervlle spent Sat
urday ana sunday with his parents.
Mrs Wilbur Johnson was week
end guest at Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
| Farnhams.
| Alice NJ. Pinkham has returned
| from 10-days visit in Boston and
vicinity. Mrs. Pnllham thoroughly
crioyed herself visiting the many
! points of interest.
Hon. and Mrs. II. II. Adams We're
Weekend guests of Mr.. Adams broth
err at Litchfield.
PITTSTON.
Mrs Mary Cooper of HalloWclI Wis
! tied Mrs. Alvin CUTS Wednesday,
| Mrs Elanor Cclburn, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Soper re-
turned Monday to her home in Gar
/ direr.
Rcuert Moody of East Pittston. vas
! a caller Monday at Loren Moodys
Mrs. Mary Scott, has been visiting
her son, Bert. at Kings Mills is visit
| ing her daughter. Eva Cults.
Mrs. II. f. Thygeson was the guest
| Thursday night Of Mrs. NJ. B. Laphani
in Gardiner.
Mrs. Herbert Cyphers of Gardiner
was the guest Thursday of the Misses
! Gussie and Ina Lapham.
| NORTH-Miss Lizzie McGugin was
guest over Sunday at Ulysses Pierces,
| Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cooper visited
relatives in Wateryille over sunday.
Frank McGugin has completed tho
digging of his potatoes and has 400
bushels to his credit.
Capt George Dearborn of Gardiner
WAS q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
| Putnam & few days last week.
Yonr correspondent was the recipient
| Sunday Of basket Of fine peaches
| grown by H. c. Lawrence of Chelsea.
Mr.. Lawrence raised bushel we'll
ripencd and as fin" Favored as any to
be found in the markets
Mrs. Myra Henry Reed and Miss
Addie Wright Of East Pittston were
callers in this part of the town Thurs
day
Leslie and Harry Cooper of Ran
dolph were i'll this place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sparrow went
to Augusta Sunday hoping to bring
home their little son George, who has
been in the Augusta General hospital
fUr az months receiving treatment
for 4 diseased leg. but on the advice
of tue attending physician. decided to
leave him a while longer. They re-
ce.ved a telephone Thursday stating
it would be necessary to operate on
the other leg as the disease had de
veloped in that one.
| Mrs Charles Starke and Mrs. Frank
McGugiu are real women farmers. In
one day they picked and carried OUT
175 bushels of sweet corn. Mrs. Starks
picking 10 of them. this enabling
| Mr.. McGugiu to make two trips a
day to the corn factory in Gardiner
| READFlELD.
An old-fashioncd husking was held
Saturday evening at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hunt,
where company of their friends
gathered and after the corn was
husked repaired to the house, where
Mrs Hunt with her able assistants
served u 1ine supper of brown bread
and beans, apple and pumpkin pie and
al, the other good things that go to
make che of these huskinS suppers
Mrs ora Morrow went to Winthrop
Friday to work in the family of John
Tall.
Miss Edith Jackson of Wiscasset,
who is teaching at Readfield village,
was , Weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hunt of Granite
Hill called Sunday on friends
in Readfield and Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Jeannettn Dudley was a recent
visitor with her aunt Mrs. Jennie
, LORD of Belgrade.
Walter Rupprecht. who is stopping
in the family Of r. i. Dudley re-
turned last Friday from u hunting
trip with 4 fine deer.
Mrs Sadie Dudley and daughter
Mrs. Ellie : amans, passed several
days last week With relatives in sid
ney and Watarville. Mrs. Dudley
returned Friday and Mrs. Scamans
remained until Monday. They also
visited Mrs. Saaman's son, Albert Sea-
mans at Good Will farm.
An autom@ble party consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark and son
I and Mr. and Mrs Will Tompkins of
Augusta We're callers Sunday on Mrs
II. s. Dudley.
The corn shop closed last week
This has been an unusually good corn
year in this section. A. G.. Palmer OF
l<ents Hill was the champion corn
raiser, receiving S21G for the yield
from two acres. The potato crop was
not up to the general average in this
locality as rot is affecting many fields
| The apple crop is not large but the
price received is $3.50 per barrel.
; Miss Lottie Smith fell in her yard
last Friday and fractured her hip.
: Mrs. Fred Leighton died last Thurs
: day after Il long illness. Funeral ser
vices were held Saturday afternoon
from her late home. A husband and
child three years old survive
Il The funeral of the late Rev. J. NJ.
MaSterman was held Monday after
NOON in the chapel. He had been liv-