Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01

tween iNe't , fiill Grammar school and
Readtleld Depot Grammar school. The
game was close, score being tied nearly
every inning, and Readtield Depot
finally winning in the 10th. Score, to
5.
Mr. and Mrs. La Baron and family
of Rome who have been visiting at l.
3. Wrights, returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coleman are
receiving congratulations on the birth
on FRIDAY Of fine 12-pound girl
CALVIN Eldrege whose horse was
found dead Wednesday morning. has
purchased anotha-' of II. n. Ca"Il
Mrs. l.. Nj. Jones has gone to
Corinna, where she has an aunt who is
seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Soule, Mt, Yer
non. will care for the farm of Mr.
Daniels. who will engage in other work
for the next year.
Mrs. Isabelle Adell was in Winth,,n
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. A. Dudley has over INA
chickens Matched. " Which ;hc is ear
ing.
DEPOT-Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Lceman
spent Memorial day at Starks
Among those who attended church
at East Readfield. Sunday. we're MIR.
and Mrs. A. H. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. II
II. Carrie. Mr. and Mrs. Pearley How
ard. l.. NJ. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Rnundy.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Pearly Howard Thursday last. Meeting
was called to order by President COL
Inns and Mrs. Marcia Jones was chos-
en- president for the next term of Of
flee. The Aid is planning lawn
party to be given at the home of Mrs.
Leeman in the near future.
MARANACOOk-The picnic season
opened Thursday when an excursion
from Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
Kents Hill, numbering 100 students
arrived. Notwithstanding the shower
a fine time was enjoyed. Order of
Foresters held an excursion to
Maranacook Memorial day.
The cottages are filling up fast.
Nearly every day brings some of the
campers.
MT. VERNON.
A pleasant session of Mt Vernon
Grange was held Saturday evening.
Two candidates received the initial
degrees. The literary program in
charge of Worthy Lecturer E. Fl.
Weber included: Topic, THE Safe
and Profitable Investment Of Capital"
discussed by G. w. Mansur; select
reading. Mrs. Annie r. Weber: ques
ton, Should Our High Schools and
Academies Provide Courses of Study
in Agriculture and Domestic Scicnce?''
discussed by Elmer H. Weber OF
Bates College; talk. What the Coming
Memorial Day Should Mean to Us" by
Past Master George G.. Downs. New
Starting, Hiawatha, North
Augusta. Belgrade. South Paris and
Cape Elizabeth Oranges were repre-
sented by visitors. Ice cream and
cake prepared by Worthy Master
Archibald were served after the liter
AIRY program.
Union Memorial services We're OBJ
served at the Methodist church sun
day Members of Cyrus Williams
Post and Womans Relief Corps at
tended in bodies. Remarks were made
by the pastor. Rev l.. r. Swan. fol-
lowed by sermon by Rev. Mr. Klein OF
the Baptist church. The attendance
was large and 16 veterans were pres
ont.
SOuTH-Mrs Emma Walker and
f. \. Walker spent Friday in Augusta
II. q. White has returned to his
home in Auburn.
Mrs Abbc Richardson called on her
friend Mrs NJ. J. Jacobs and others IN
the neighborhood on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Hawes wcr"
callers at Lewis Johnsons on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs Emma Walker, W. p. and +. a,
were very pleasantly enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wadleigh.
Readtield Depot. and afterWard mad an
enjoyable call with Mr.. and Mrs. d. y.
'rinGley
The announcement of the marriage
pf Miss Maud Jacobs of Caribou winch
is ia take Mace on June has been re-
reived bv relatives here. Miss Jacobs
j. the eldest daughter of James NJ.
Iarobs who formerly lived III tins
place aud is we'll relienper"h ny
many old time friends.
Miss Eleanor F'ogg who teaches the
school at Readfield Plains. is meeting
with great success. DelllS very hi'' -
liked by pupils and parents
T., +. Smith of SkoWhegah Was ~
town over Sunday.
CHINA.
SoI-TH-A large attendance was
present at the regular session ="
China Grange. May -. The Th'rd ana
Enurth dcgrecS We're conferred on wv