Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-28

Wednesday afternoon of last week.
They will have Harvest supper a.
Grange hall or the evening OF Oct. D.
Miss Lottie Smith has gone to spend
the winter at her brothers home
Guy williams and c.. c. Bean nave
sold their apples in the orchard, ABOUT
500 barrels for $3.50 a berrel.
Miss Alice Halves and her sister,
Isadore, will leave town Friday LOT
Pressure Isle, where they are engaged
as teachers in the schools for the fall
and winter terms.
Henry Smiley of Fayette died Sept
&c at his home there, aged 81 years.
EAST-Mrs. John Spaulding Of Port
LAND is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Z.
III Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah A. Mace, who
hav. been visiting relatives in town,
have returned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sylvia Jackson of Jay is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. o. Dudley.
Mrs. Catherine Dudley was in Win
throp Monday on business.
Mrs. Alpheus Townsend will leave the
present week for Cambridge, Mass, to
visit relatives.
The farmers are very busy harvest
ing corn fOr the silo.
REV William Wood of kent's Hill
gave his illustrated lecture, "Philip-
pine Trails Ger Southern Seas. or the
Bible in the Orient" Monday evening
at the church. The views were very
plain and interesting, and illustrated
the scenery and showed many churches
and other buildings, also prominent
workers. Hymns We're sung by the au-
dience, led by Mr.. Wood, with fine eff
feet. Mrs. Wood aided her husband
very materially during the entertain
inent.
Rev. and Mrs. Wood We're entertain
ed Monday afternoon by Mrs. II. j.
Holmes.
Joshua Deering died Monday evening.
The cause of death was acute indi-
gestion. A widow and two daughters,
also other relatives in Massach usetts,
survive.
DEPOT-Joshua Deering, worthy
and highly esteemed citizen of Read
field Depot, died Monday evening sud
denly, though he had been in failing
health for some time.
Word was received Monday announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Horace Whittier
of Somerville. Mass. Mr.. Whittier was
a former resident of this place and
with Mrs. Whittier passed portion of
the summer Season here for several
years. The funeral was held Tuesday
at the home Several brothers reside
here.
VASSALBORO.
EAST--F. T. Holder OF Yonkers
and Pasadena with a family party
We're at ]. F. Washburn's Sunday.
He and his daughter, Mrs. J. G.
Peene of Yonkers, n. Y, with their
two touring autos had been touring
through Massachusetts, and the White
Mountains. coming to Augusta via Po-
land Springs and Lewiston.
John Getchell is building store
house, hen house and shed, combined.
Andrew Jackson is entertaining his
sister from Embden.
Mrs. Emma Taylor of Cambridge,
accompanied by Mrs. Addie Day, is
visiting at William Gallagher's.
John M. Priest. a respected citizen
of this town for so years, died last
week. One brother and sister sur
vive. He was the eldest of 10 children
of the late John and Elmira Priest.
NORTH-The students of.Oak Grove
Seminary, accompanied by their
teachers, attended services Sunday at
the M. e. church and listened to a
very interesting sermon by the pastor,
Rev. L. G. March, on the Friend
ship of Jesus. A very pleasing SER
vice of song and prayer was held in
the evening.
An Old Folks Concert under the au-
spices of the M. f. church will be Civ
en- Friday evening, Sept. 80, in Citi-
zens hall.
Miss Hattie Small is very sick.
Harry Halves and Bert Varney at
tended the fair in Hartland last week,
playing in the band.
The corn shop at VassaIboro had a
very successful run last week. 1t is
expected to finish the years pack this
week. Upwards of 100000 cans have
been put up to date.
The schools in town began the fall
term last week.
f. Fl. Cook will pack a car load of
apples this week.
A regular meeting of Vassalboro
Rebekah Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. F..
will be held Tuesday evening after
which rehearsal of the degree work
will be held.
MONMOUTH.
Miss Laura Lord and Carroll Bent.
both of Monmouth, We're married at 1
p. nj. Tuesday at the home of the
brides father, William Lord. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. w. G.
Wade in the presence of the immedi-
ate relatives. The bride and groom left
on the afternoon train for a short trip
to New York.
TIE MARKEEc