Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-22
KENNEBEC
READFIELD.

w lnITTOp mas uuS anu SHlpPeu away
5000 bushels Of potatoes from 25 acres.
some acres yielding as high as 400 bu-
shells to the acre.
p. y. Gordon, who has been cutting
corn for Nathan Knowles and Frank
Taylor of Belgrade came home Satur-
day with new corn cutter and is cut
ting for c. S. Pope of Manchester.
| Miss Emma Hunt, who is teaching i'll
Rome, came home Thursday and at
tended Readfield fair, returning Sun
day to her school.
Mrs. Maude B. Taught of Belgrade
opened school Monday on Hoyt Hill.
w. Preble and Mr.. Edgerly of Au-
gusta were calling Sunday in town.
The many friends of Mrs. John
| ClOugh were sorry to learn of the
death of her mother, Mrs Moulton of
Winthrop, which occurred Friday even
inc as the result of paralylitic shock.
Funeral was held Monday at l p. M.
at her late home.
! Among the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs Warren Hunt were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Herbert Hall and three children of Mt.
Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt
were also callers on Mr. and Mrs. Hunt.
Miss Natalie Dalton, who has been
assisting Mrs. Fred Bearce of Win
throp returned home Sunday to attend
school.
| Will Wing of Schenectady. N. Y, for
merly of Readfield. who has been the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Hannah S. Dud-
ley aEd other relatives and friends,
will return Tuesday.
| Misses Belle Fifield. Ella Merrow and
| Winnie Gordon, who came home Fri
day, returned Monday to school at
kentS Hill.
| DEPOT-Mrs. N. ID. Gordon and
daughter, Miss Julia Gordon returned
| Saturday after n weeks visit in Mon
treal and Quebec. They were in Mon
| treal during the Cardinals visit, ad-
lmired the beaut decorations of the
city, music, grand parades of soldiers
land other demonstrations of welcome
to their honored guest
| Mrs. Nelson Poole has received news
of the death of Edgar Cousens of Som
lerville, Mass, at Kennebunk. Mr.. COu-
senS is we'll known, as in former years
Ihe has passed many summers here
with his mother, Mrs. Abbie Cousens,
Whose early home was in Readfield.
| Mrs. Aurelia Brainard of Augusta
visited friends last week. She accom-
panied her daughter Mrs. John Rob-
bins Saturday to her home at Liver
lmore Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bourne passed
Sunday at the Bourne homestead.
Eddie Hutchinson, Lorna Collins and
Park Collins are students at Win
throp High school; Henry Hutchinson
has entered Portland High school; =;
/ DI,iIi
lcessful examination, entered Wakefield
| Mass, High school; Linwood Luce and
sister. Miss Florence Luce and Miss
Janette Dudley returned to Kents Hill
where they have been students for sew
eral terms.
| Depot schools which commenced
Monday are taught by Miss Davis, who
has charge of Grammar and Miss
Griffin In the Primary school.
Mrs. Howard Yeaton of Skowhegan
is the guest of Mrs. Mary Sherburne
Miss Maude Adcll is teaching the
Wing school at Mt. Vernon.
Mrs II. J. Sherman of New Jersey.
who has been touring in Europe, re-
turned by the way of Canada, where
she accompanied relatives on a pleas
ure trip and is now the guest of her
mother. Mrs. n. d. Gordon.
| teucl Robinson started Friday for
Washington state where he will be en-
gagged in business with his brother,
James Robinson, who has been living
| there n year
| Mr.. and Mrs John Robbins of Liver
more Falls and Merton Delano and sis
tier, Miss Jennie Dclano. of Augusta
attended the Fair passing the week at
Brainard cottage.
! Miss Dorothy Alden returned Satur-
day after visiting her home and at
tending the Readficld fair.
Mrs. j. II. Gordon who is stopping at
Mt Vernon. was at home Friday.
f.. Eoundy, the local station agent,
is on vacation, and with Mrs. Roun-
dy, will visit New York
Mrs. p. j. Flanders is visiting in
Wakefield, Mass. Miss Ella Flanders
who has been visiting at her home has
returned to Boston.
EAST-The church services Sunday
We're Well attended and good sermon
| Was preached by Rev. Mr. Clifford. 1t
| was announced that the meetings would
| continue for some time on pleasant
Sundays. The singing is very fine with
| MISS Levers acting as OrganiSt and
leader, while Mr.. and Mrs. Roundy are
| away on their vacation. solo by Har-
| Old Heath was greatly enjoyed.
The entertainment at the church an
nouHced for Monday night. was post
pOned enc week on account of threat
ening weather. Rev. Mr. Wood an
nounced that he will give nearly 100
colorod views, illustrative of the lecture
| on the PhiIiprineS
A crew of men is engaged taking
down portion of the buildings own
ed by the Augusta Water Co and for
| merly owned by J. f. Mayhem. It is
| understood the lumber will be removed
to Augusta.
John Mace, an employe of the Maine
Central railroad, was a visitor here one
Sunday recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Yeaton of
Skowhegan recently visited Mr.. Yea
tons sister, Mrs. C. H. Gordon. and
stopped with Mrs. NJ. J. Sherburn at
| the Depot during the fair
Miss Jennie Gum was called recent
ly to Somerville as her sister, Mrs.
Evans, was seriously i'll with appen-
dicitis.