Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
KENNEREt,
WINDSOR.

'''c A'o"fs -Alu Will meet WeuneS-
day r. a.. with Mrs. f. A. N. Dutton.
1of the purpose Of choosing officers
for tie ensuing year.
\ successful Grange meeting was
helh Friday evening at the G. A. r..
hall. a goodly number and prompt
u1scharge of duty increased the inter-
est OF the meeting.
WEST-Thc Parton school closed
Friday for Il weeks vacation. The fol-
lowing pupils We're not absent one
half day: Wilbur Casey, E.mmons
Casey, Erwin Stewart and Percy Sa-
ben. I.ittl" Mabel Grant missed only
one day during the term.
Welcome Reed. mail carrier on r. r.
d. No. l, is enjoying q vacation of two
weeks. Mr.. Shuman Of Weeks Mills is
substitute while Mr. Reed is away.
Edwin Chadwick had the misfortune
re>centl> to iniur,. his nanG While saw
ing Loard The saw slipped and cut
sary t" have Il number OF stitches tax
IN. ~
DO not forget the social under the
auspices ni tn" Ladies' Union ut the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Pierce
of North Windsor on Monday evening.
Nov. 21
NORTH-A social will be given under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Union of the
North Windsor Baptist church Monday
evening, Nov. 81. at the home Of Mrs
Reuben Pierce. The entertainment will
consist of vocal and instrumental music
Supper will be served from $50 to $50
Mrs. Helen Casweli is visiting friends
in Augusta and Readfield
Rev. and Mrs. c. T.. Cook are the proud
parents of a little daughter. She has
been named Hazel Katherine
Friends of Nellie Barton age glad to
learn that she is gaining from injuries
received by a fall few weeks ago.
LiTcHFlELD.
POND ROAD. A. Ridgewell is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Goodiell
Mrs. w. C. Bowley was calling on
Mrs. B. Flanders Wednesday.
Mrs. G. c.. Richardson called Satur-
day ut Grand View farm.
Lewis Goodiell has entered the navy
Frank @. Berry has a large carr
buncle on his shoulder. DR.. Simons is
attending him.
Percy Hunt
Frank Brown is hauling hay from
the Burnham place
Lulu Andrews is seriously i'll.
MT. VERNON.
Rev. y. W. Swan and family passed
from Wednesday until Friday at North
Vienna. where Mr.. Swan is conductinu
| special meetings. They were entertain
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henr,
| Mason
Mrs. T. A. Crane had quite a painful
mlsiiap last Tuesday afternoon by fall
| ing on the treacherous sidewalk OF
| Church street. Her left arm was in.
| jured so that Dr.. Williams had to re,
| place it. No bone was broken and she
| is fairly comfortable now.
Frank Penney, who worked for r.
| Fl. Jacobs since last spring. left for
Portland last week to look for worl
| there.
Quite a large building was moved
| Thursday in two installments, owe,
| Church hill from Alvin Buffers tr
| Freeman Foss'.
NJ. B. Gilmore and Mrs. N1yra NJ
| Sanborn We're married at home last
| Thursday evening. Rev Mr.. Weston
| performed the ceremony.
READFIELD.
Hugh Gum and sister Miss Jennie
| Gum, are in Somerville to attend the
funeral Of their sister, Mrs. Minnie
Evans. who died Thursday.
Miss Jane Gilman has recently Wis
iting friends and relatives in this vi
cinity and returned Wednesday to her
home in the village
| j. Cowan and y. S. Luce are build
| ing n strong foundation wall for w.
7. Mace on which to place his new
barn next spring. Lumber will be
sawed the coming winter. IT will be
| erected south of his present barn
which will sbe removed.
MONMOUTH.
George Smith of Monmouth received
the first prize fer Kennehec county
collection of apples at the State Pom
illogical meeting and fruit show held
in Auburn last week. l.. r. Shorey re-
ceived the first prize on Canada Reds
and Wagners.