Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-16
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
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lage. and will soon move here.
Mr.. BARNARD and family from Colo
RADIO arrived in town on Friday and
have taken possession OF their new
home which they purchased of Mr..
Needham
L. o. Gordon of Augusta was in
town one day last week
Mrs. Lizzie Hunt attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Abbie Wing of Mt
Vernon last Thursday
Among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Hunt last Friday were Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Hall and little child
| of Mt. Vernon. Mrs. EMERY Gordon
and Nellie Gordon
Bonnie Hewitt who has been at
work in Lewiston all winter returned
to his home in Belgrade last week
Six children of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els stevens of Mt. Vernon are i'll vi,
measles.
Among the Sunday guests OF Mrs.
Maude Taught Of Belgrade were Har-
rison Hill of Sidney. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Hewitt and Mrs. Guy Yeaton OF
Belgrade. Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Thomas
and Mildred Dalton.
The Needham family have returned
to Massachusetts.
DR.. Fremont Russell has bought the
| old scfooll1ouse on Kent's Hill and is
having it moved to place in his or
chard on the cast side of the Hin.
Miss !:d'"ina Stevens started for
Lancaster, Mass. on Friday where she
holds the position OF Lady Farmer"
in the state Industrial School for.
s,lflS.
Penjamin Smith met with an acct
dent on Saturday last, while sn!ittir. :
wood &c his homo. AS he was using q
sledge it caught on a clothes line and
then struck him on the SIDE of the
head telling him to the earth uncon-
scioue. Although re received j bruise
and cut the WOu!!d was not considered
serious.
Grant Henry intends soon to build 4
house on the Cover lot which he has
purchased Of Turner Swift
Mrs. Carrie III. Halves arrived home
Friday after q ten-days' visit to friends
in New sharon and Pennington
Much interest is being manifested in
the revival services here conducted by
Rev. r. c. Chapman with the very ar
dent work of Rev. c. II. Young. Many
have expressed a desire to begin q new
life. Mr.. Young will go on with the
work for anotler week
DEPOT.-Rev and Mrs. l. T. John
son, with son, Ithel. Perkinsville. Yer
mont, We're callers at Mrs. NJ. j..
Sherburne's Wednesday, stopping over
one train on their way from Water
vile to Augusta.
The birthday anniversary of Ernest
Linwood Townsend was celebrated at
his nome Saturday evening, March II.
by 4 number of guests invited by Miss
Frances Adell. a relative. Progressive
whist was the feature of the evening,
there being five tables engaged in
playing. After the games, refresh
ments were served. the merry COM
rany leaving at q late hour with best
wishes for Mr.. Townsend.
Mrs. Cora Penney. Belgrade. was the
guest of Mrs Alice Bickford, Thurs
day.
Miss Marie Carr returned Tuesday
from a visit with her sister. Mrs.
jenkins of Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holdereed of Okla
homa, who have been stopping at the
hotel. Eeadfcld, as guests of Mrs.
stevens, relative. We're calling OH
relatives at the Depot Saturday and
Sunday.
The congregation. which met at the
school room Sunday. was obliged to
retire to the yeranla on account OF Il
smoking chimney. The mild day.
garriShed with a beautiful sunlight
made the unique situation very pleas
fnc toI ESfnninp
to q very interesting sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Jones.
Mrs. Sarah Sherburne. who has been
visiting relatives in Massachusetts,
later in New Hampshire and after
wards in Maine, returned to the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Chesley.
on Saturday. Mrs. Sherburne has been
absent three months. her last visit on
her journey having been made with
relatives at Livermore Falls.
Grip is prevailing to quite an extent
in town. Among the victims are
Elizabeth Hutchinson, Mrs. G. s. Roy
al, Depot, and G. A. Mace Of East
Readfield.
ROME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clement have
I'tui iiVd ltcHt liIVII soouNbN'' t'P'
Mr. and Mrs. George Mosher have
returned from Boston.
Edwin Clement has purchased OF
". f.. Charles a lot Of land adjoining
his camps at the north Of Little Pond.
Mrs. VIM. Mosher is confined to the
house with the grip.
Mrs Abbie Adel Of Skowhegan Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James futile.
ALBION.
Gladys Woods returns to her home
in Everett, Mass. this week.
Hilda Wentworth, who has been
teaching In rryeburg is at home for
vacation.
Adelbert Stratton has returned from
Boston with lot of nice looking
horses for sale. He has also purchased
fine new automobile for his own
use.
Frank Haskell, who has been work
ing in Madison, has returned home.
G. B: PRAY is planning piazza for
his house, Charles Bessie Jr.. is get
ting out lumber for new house and
Ernfred Crosby will erect set of