Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
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Mansfield Club was held with Miss Edith
Morrow Wednesday afternoon. Cake ana
ice cream we're served.
Mrs. Roland Knowles OF Manchester
went to Mt Vernon Thursday. where she
is at work in the family of Harr Wes-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown Of Manches-
ter went to Mt. Vernon last week to visit
Mrs Browns brother. II. II. Freeman.
who is i'll at the home of Dura weston.
Mrs. Charles Griffin. Misses. Alta and
Hattie Wood and Mrs. Ida Gilcrease.
all of Augusta, were calling on friends
in Readfield Sunday and made trip to
Monks Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gordon and two
children. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cor
don with two children of Livermore
were guests of relatives in town Sunday.
Sunday afternoon reunion was held at
their mothers, Mrs. Lizzie Gordons, Of
the six children. Frank, Charles, Annie,
Emma, Burton, and William, and their
wives with eight grandchildren, also Miss
Hattie Merrill of Manchester, niece of
Mrs. Gordon's, was present.
Mrs. Fred Heffernan Of Augusta Is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Hunt for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Taught of Bel
grade were in Sidney Sunday night to
call upon Mr.. Faught's mother, Mrs AL
bert Taught, who is ILL.,
Rev. DR.. M. j. Eddes will occupy the
church for Rev. VIM. Wood here at
1890 next Sabbath forenoon. This will
be the only time this season that his
many friends here will have the oppor-
tunity to hear him. All are sorry his
stay with us this year is to be much
shorted than usual.
Miss Iva Henry who came from
Pennsylvania to her home here some
ten days ago. surprised her many
friends by leaving for New Hampshire
last week with gentleman friend and
returning here as man and wife. They
started on their return trip to Penn
sylvania on Sunday last where they
will make their new home.
C. W. Crowell who has been confined
to the house for the past week as re-
suit of bad bruise on his leg is i'm
proving.
Rev. r. w. Peacock of Milton, N. H.,
preached at the Riverside Congrega-
tional church Sunday. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Peacock will become pastor of
the churches at Riverside and Vassal-
boro
n. II. Fossett and son spent Sunday
with friends in Winslow.
DEPOT-Miss Lura Wells of New
York City and Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins
of kingfield, who have been guests OF
their sister. Mrs Fred Packard. since
Tuesday, went to Fayette Sunday to
Miss Wells will be remembered as
promising art student at kent's Hill
some 16 years since, where she began
lessons in drawing and painting, Vo-
cation in which she has been success
fully engaged for several years.
A delightful Lawn party was held
on L. B. Wright's lawn Wednesday
evening, directed by the Misses Inez
Wright and Lorna Collins, visitors
from Maranacook kindly assisting in
the exercises of reading and singing.
to increase the fund used in building
the church. Ice cream and cake were
sold with other goods furnished by
the Ladies' Aid. netting quite hand
some sum of money.
Mrs. Mary Stevens has among other
old-fashioned Towering plants pro-
fusion of scarlet flowers called Lon
don Pride" which are much admired
by the elderly people for the brilliant
blossoms remembered by them in
childhood.
E. NJ Hutchinson. who has recently
opened quite an extensive boot and
shoe store in Portland. left last week
for Indianapolis, Ind, on business.
Mrs. Mclean and son Donald of
Somerville, Mass, was a visitor with
Mrs. Burt Brann Friday, the Brsnn
family accompanying Mrs. Mclean to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Tracy, Mt. Vernon, Saturday.
Henry A. Hutchinson of Portland
passed Sunday in Readfield at the
family home as a guest of honor, the
day being the 18th anniversary of his
birthday
Miss Alice Brown of Livermore Falls.
is the guest of relatives at w. F.
Bourne's.
Miss Vivian Chesley has been pass
ing a week with her grandmother. Mrs.
Sarah Sherburn of Readfield.
There is plenty of water in the viii
Iage since the boring of one we'll near
MIR. Coleman's house and another by
MT. NldlleL lie IOTIneT was 4U leeC
and the latter 25 feet deep.
EAST-Miss Alice B. Smith. Med
ford. Mass, is passing her vacation
at Linwood Townsend's. Maranocook,
and visited at w. r. Mace's Saturday
Miss Smith is bookkeeper in a manu-
featuring establishment in Boston,
E. M. Bailey and family. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckenney at
Mrs. Bailey's former home
The subject of Rev. Mr. Cliffords S
sermon Sunday at this church was
THE Narrow Way" and was one OF
the best sermons of the year. Several
parties from the Depot were present,
also from Hoyt's Hill
Mr.. Higgins, motorman on the Wat
erville and Fairfield road, with his
wife and daughters. Ada and Doris,
are spending his vacation with Mrs.
Higgins mother. Mrs. Ada Berry
Leonard Barber, George Perkins and
Mr.. Skillings are at work together har-
vesting the hay on several farms be-
sides their own. W. r.. Mace and
Abram Brooks and Harry Soule are
doing G. S. Morrills work. c.. C. Nor
rill, Hugh Gum and Eugene Berry be-
gan haying on Mr.. Gums farm Mon
day, having finished Mr. Morrill's and