Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-09
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SIONEY.
Mr. and Ms. NJ. j. Richardson of
North Belgrade were calling on friends
here Sunday.
;Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bacon of Dover,
Mass. are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. o. BACON.
| Miss Beatrice Shaw visited her aunt,
| Mrs. ]. T.. Sawtelle, last week.
| Charles Bartlette of Waterville was
| in town Thursday on business.
| Miss Blanche Mitchell of North An
son visited last week in the home of
+. .. Bailey.
READFlELD.
Mrs. Rupprecht of New York is the
guest Of her son. Walter Rupprecht. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Dudley.
Ralph Putnam was the guest Satur-
day of relatives in town.
/, Charles Henderson, who has sold his
farm to Percy Howard of Aroostook,
will, with his family, go to Boston
Tuesday. He sold his family horse to
4. II. Thomas Saturday.
Miss Jeanette Dudley, who came
home from Kent's Hill last Thursday
sick with measles, is improving.
Harry Hewitt and Herbert Thing of
Belgrade were visitors in town Sunday.
| Mrs. Wallace is assisting Mrs. ILL
| liam Heffernan in the care of her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Hunt, who is slow
IL improving.
| Mrs. Lizzie Hunt was in Mt. Vernon
Sunday the guest of Mrs. Herbert Hall.
The secretary of the local board OF
health had the old mansion on Kent's
Hill thoroughly disinfected. after the
death of Mrs. Cambell, who died from
pulmonary tuberculosis last week
| There are two cases of measles in
the village and many more in this vi
cinity
The young son of Mrs. Georgia
HutchinsoD had his foot quite serious
ly injured while working in the saw
mill last Saturday
. Some candidates for census enumer-
ators were examined at the home of
| Mrs. +. Hunton on Saturday last.
Mr.. c. Mallett has moved to his new
house
EAST-Quite number of residences.
! in this section of the town are vacant
! fer the winter.
George Higgins of Auburn visited his
mother, Mrs. f. .. Higgins. over Sum-
| day, and returned home Monday morn
| ing. Mrs. Higgins is in very poor
| health
c. c. Morrill, was in Auburn Satur-
| day on business
S. A. Cav exchanged horses with
| Prescott OF Augusta recently and OBJ
| tanned a nice pair of heavy draft
horses.
Mrs. Eva Higgins of Fairfield, with
her two daughters are visiting her
mother. Mrs. AIDE Gerry.
Many new cases of measles are re-
Lortcd daily
The pupils of the East Readlield
scaoni will hold an entertainment in
the schoolhousc Friday evening. Feb
H. This will be followed by a Night
Cap and Pie sale. II stormy postponed
to Monday night following. All are in
vited. Ladies please bring caps and
pies.
DEPOT-A company of twenty-five
guests were pleasantly entertained at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Col
Inns. Maranacook. Saturday evening.
Feb. s, in honor of the 21st birthday
anniversary of their daughter. Miss
among her young friends. After con-
CALCULATIONS and a social hour. ANUS
ing games were introduced which con-
tinucd until refreshments were brought
in. including a beautifully ornamented
cake, on which were u candles, signi-
flying the age of Miss Collins Later
amid the Good bye's' the company
expressed best wishes for Miss Edytl,e,
assuring her that they had passed a
delightful evening.
The friends of Henry A. Hutchinson
Of D"dham, Mass, will be Interested
to learn that he is doing as we'll as
can be expected since he underwent
the surgical operation in Boston, last
week.
Mrs. Mary Stevens left for Boston
Friday to remain some months.
Il. Fl. Humphrey of Lewiston was
the guest over Sunday of friends in
Readfield.
James Denton returned Saturday
from visit in Lewiston and Rumford
Falls.
Miss Ida Hodgkina of Warren arrived
in town Saturday and is the guest of
Mrs. Atkinson. Rcadfield.
Mrs Marcellus Williams. Readtield.
was a caller sunday ON Mrs. Warren
Stinchfeld
Miss Izetta Royal. who closed sue
&C ssful term Of school in Belgrade Fri
day. came home Saturday.
Misses LORNA Collins, Florence Luce
and Jannette Dudley, who returned
from Eent's Hill with measles. are as
comfortable as can be expected.
Miss Dorothy Alden, who came home
Friday. returned TO Livermore Falls
saturday.
WEEKS MILLS.
Roy Clifford has gone to New York,
where he has employment.
Ivory MARI is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Mari.
Mrs. Fred Weeks will entertain the
Busy Bee Society Thursday afternoon,
Feb. ~. 1
Mrs Roy Clifford. and Master Hal
st. adj are guests of her brother, Harry
Sproul at Augusta.
Mrs Jennie Cunningham was recent
" called to Augusta by the illness OF
her mother. Mrs. Fairbrother
Mrs w. L. Shuman was at Angus
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