Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-14

Samuel Lyon was a business visit.
Friday in Somervillc.
Rev. and Mr.. Sawyer. pastor If !.
Methodist church at Windsor Corr,,
| was calling last week upon the peorl,
in this section Of the town, to arran,.
for a series of meetings TO be held !,
Ershine schooliouse, Thursday even.
ing of each week.
Frank Hall, the town treasurer v.,
calling in the neighborhood SATURDAY
Mrs. J, =. Stilphcn WAS guest Sun.
day of Mrs. Samuel Lyon and NJ
Langdon Viewer.
PITTsToN.
The friends Of John Moody are r,,,
to know his health is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Moody were rhurss,,
in Gardiner shopping.
The travelling is very rard-a mlxtp.
| OF wheeling and sleighing.
Ford Hunt continues in poor health
still under the doctors care.
| School in No commenced the wir,s.
term Monday, Dec. T. People of III.
district are pleased to know they ara IA
have the same teacher they had in the
fab.
READFiELD.
Mrs. Alice Morrow and daughter. Ora.
We're in Winthrop Wednesday calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brainard.
Mrs. Lizzie Hunt entertained the M.
Mansfield Club "Wednesday afternoon
Refreshments were served.
Potatoes are moving slowly from Read.
field and Belgrade stations, also from
HOyts siding. Guy Yeaton and Herman
Taught of Belgrade are shipping
through J. c. Hewitt. b. D. Gordon and
knowles Bros. are shipping from Hoyts
siding.
William and Warren Hunt are ,thresh.
ing the last few lots of grain in this sec.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Graves. who were wit.
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Brown, ii
Manchester, during her last illness anil
death, returned last Wednesday to thss
home in Dorchester.
All the friends of Chauncey Fifei
who is. in the Augusta General hospia
for treatment, are hoping for an eart|
recovery.
MONMOUTH.
NORTH-Dan Towle of Milford, Mass
IS visiting his father, c. f.. Towle, for d
few weeks.
There are about 1000 barrels of apus|
In North Monmouth unsold. 4. r. Ku|
NJ. f. Richardson and Louis f. RobrI
son have them. They have been ofers
" per barrel. Mr.. King has shipped u
number of barrels to Daytona. Fla,
winch net him fair price.
Edward Alger. who came from Augus
Ia two or three years ago and bought II
hen farm, is now getting good returns
Sale of eggs averages 81 per week. HI
also keeps geese, ducks and guinea hens
MISS Tena Jacobs is extensively en-
gagged in the poultry business. Shl
counts them by hundreds and mals |
money.
WINDSOR.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. society
Will hold a supper and sale of USE
full and fancy articles at C. A. f. hall
Wednesday evening. Dec. IA.
Mrs. Frank Trask who was taken
suddenly i'll few days ago, is reports'
to be improving.
Misses Emma and Ida Bradstrest
VINO have been passing their vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q
Bradstreet. returned Monday to WG
cester, Mass.
WEST-The Ladies Union mees
with Mrs. Albert Hallowell, Wednet
day. Dec. IA. 1t is hoped all memben
VIII be present, as there is work to b
done which is important.
Frank Pierce is visiting his sstet
MRS. Cowan in Jamaica Plains and
other friends in Massachusetts, for 81
indefinite time.
Friends in this vicinity, of NJ
Davis We're sorry to hear of his H.
ness at the old homestead in vasssl
boro.
orrin Cunningham injured his foa
quite badly recently while hauln
WOOD, by the sled runner going ovs
it
BELGRADE. y
NOR1H--School begun MondN
with Mrs. Edna knowles as teacha
Herbert Bickford has moved from
the Lyford place to the farm whti
he owns below there.
quite number from here are plal'
nlng to attend next week, the stss
Grange at Augusta.
Mrs. a. NJ. Spaulding entertaps
Thursday afternoon the Ladies CIV
OF 1906. All the members were prese"
EXCEPT the president, Mrs. Alexanass'
VINO was away on account OF the
ness of her sister. A short proelass
consisting of music by Mrs. Fsau'
SturtcvaGt; reading. Mrs. Emma w,
row and reading by Mrs. Lucy W." We
son was carried out. At five. ocp.'
a fine supper was served by the n III
tess. The next meeting will be D'
Dec. Is. with Mrs. Emma MerroN.
Miss Eva Stuart has just re'u,
from Lewiston where she mas
visiting friends. -
Mildred and Ethel Foster 1 Id
guests OF friends in Manchester
week. ... 49,
Mrs. Angie Crowell has been vls.at
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L'a
Yeaton. r.t
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Faugh' N
guests Sunday of their paren's'
and Mrs. ]. c. Hewett. III