Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-09
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The services VIII no continued al uds :
Sermon i'll morning by Rev. H. I.
IChapinan % t'onW;iH. y. II. NJ noon
a Basket dinner at which the Ladies
Aid will fui'nish coffee. Dedication IN
1.-THE afternoon by Rev. r. {. Chapman.
assisted by IterS. VIM. Wood Of kents
Hill. Arthur Jonas of Winthrop Gem
ter. Howard Clifford of Winthrop, Cos
tello Weston of Mt. Vernon and others
The greater part Of tn" funds Tor me
building Of this church were given by
Mrs. Sarah Is. Smith. VINO was Tor
many years Il resident OF R"adleid
Depot and always took prominent
Ipart in the religious welfare Of tn"
church and other society matters in
town
DEPOT-Joseph Elliot Denton Of
tBraintree, Mass, and Miss Caroline
IStewart Hutchinson of Readfield were
married Nov. 3. 1850, in Augusta by
Rev. A. j. Church Of that city, cOnse-
Iquently the Sth Of November, 1910 is
their 5oth anniversary. Their wedding
"trip extended to Boston and Braintree,
where MIR. Denton introduced his bride
who was warmly welcomed by his near
relatives. Their home, during their so
years of married life has been in
|Readfeid. near Mrs. Denton's girlhood
home, where she was an apt pupil of
Andrew Walsh several years. Mr..
Walsh was Il noted teacher of that
time. Mir. Denton received his educa-
ton in Boston, being a pupil of the
Boys Latin School at one time and for
a number Of years attending other
schools Five children We're born to
them: two are living. Cyrus Greeley
Denton of Lynn. Mass, and James
Denton of Readfcld. Arrangements
were made for the really Happy
couple" to visit Portland on this ami
versary by Mrs DentOns sister. Mrs
ID. w. kensill OF that city, having
lplanned an entertainment for them
at her home. The plans were frustrat-
ed as Mr.. Denton sustained Il sudden
and serious attack Of rheumatism re-
Gently. A quiet day was passed re-
ceiving calls of friends at their ever
pleasant and hospitable home, which
is often enjoyed BY their many friends
Lana neighDnry.
CHINA.
| Women's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Hannah r. jenkins
Mrs. Herbert W. Jones returned
Monday from d few days trip to Au-
burn and Lisbon.
James Fl. Austin raised 165 bushels
"f ears of corn from one acre
Mr.. and Mr. Clinton Bragan Of
Eassalboro passed Sunday ut J. Albert
Jones.
Harold W. Jones Of Whitman, Mass.
PASSED Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs +. +. Jones.
Miss Esther Coffin of Oak Grove
Seminary passed Saturday and Sunday
with her mother in this place
Mrs. Anna NJ. Jones went to Water
vile Monday to visit her brothers.
w. G. r. L. met Thursday with Mrs
II. 7. Jenkins.
MT. VERNON.
EAST-Dance at Turner's hall, Mt
Nebo, Friday evening, Nov. II. Music
hy leagues Orchestra. An oyster
lsupper will be served.
Mrs. Emma l.. Walker and Mrs
Sadie |. Dunn We're guests for the dav
Wednesday Of Mrs Myrtle Tucker.
| Friends Of Mrs. George Copp Will be
glad I" know that she is steadily gain
Ing frcm her recent severe illness.
WIN. It. Dudley of jefferson was
calling on old friends TUESDAY and
wa u" guest Of Ills daughter, Mrs
Myrtle Tucker Tuesday night. return
ing to his home Wednesday.
MI, ana Mrs. G. II. pinkham and
Mis- ltl!en NJ. Taylor visited Mr.. and
AirS, n. !. Tucker Saturday.
Mis-. NJ write 'rI,rI;nr ana ll,,,.-,,. l.
Ethelyn visited Mrs. Alice Pinllbam
Thursday.
'ir. and Mrs. Emery Locke have rc-
'"rHeo 70 their home in Lynn Mass,
after spending several weeks at their
sumner nome at Locke'S Corner.
Mrs. Annie Turner has been tho
SutSt'"l her friend, Mrs. Carrie Beane.
emma Tor few days returning home
Friday.
ESi-The friends of Mrs. II. II. Ian
h'@an regret to learn that she mer with :,
PAINFUL accident by stepping ON = rusty
halI All hope that no serious tronhla
will result.
Mrs. Lanfhgan expects to return soon to
i'er home in charlottesville, Va.
MI and Mrs. Henry V. Smith of Bel,
Sfahe Depot were callers in town Sun
day.
Geors" cushman has gone 10 Boston.
where he has a position
MIS-. Ames, who has been visiting rel
"ufeS, mas ret7irrcl to the home of her
daughter, Mrs Fred King
Rev. +. ". Klein will preach at the
Free BAPTIST church at this place at 80
+. NJ Sunday Nov Is. Sunday school at
p. NJ.