Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26
KENNEBEC
READFIELD.

examination and treatment will be
grieved to learn that the physicians who
have been in consultation over her ease.
have decided there is no CHARGE for her
and the mother. Mrs. Clara +. Leonard.
who is stopping in Maiden. will return
with Esther as soon as practicable. The
nerve Of the eye is paralyzed causing
blindness, beside a brain trouble.
Mrs Philo Hewitt and daughter Matte.
will move from their farm hone next
week to the rent that ArtNur Hewitt
has finished i'll III" eli Of the home OF
NJ, anG Mrs. I. L. Jackson Of Man
chester
| Charles and ChaWIc7y titield of Man
chester expect to start fox Ashland.
Oregon, April LIST, where they have en-
plo! ment on adjoining fruit farms. The
Eifeld brothers will stop over Sunday in
Boston as guests Of relatives
EhST-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latin of
Winthrop Center have been engaged
to take charge of the Readfield town
farm for the ensuing year and vii!
tax" immediate possession. Mr. Lut'in
has been foreman on the +. a. Bailey
sto, K and dairy farm for d number of
yeas and comes we'll recommended to
his new POSITION. The retiring superin-
tanGnnt, Mr.. PlaistCd and wife, have
given excellent satisfaction to the town
but is is their wish to return to their
home at jay Bridge. where their inter
ects seem to call them.
| Road Commissioner Cay is reported
to have engaged j. ". Butman's pair
OF black horses and driver, also Bert
Flanders ard his swan. to work on the
roads the ensuing summer
The 'I.arkin club Of Ten" met with
Mrs. :. A. cav "Wednesday afternoon.
VASSALBORO.
w. +. cobb was Il business caller i'll
North Nas,a!born Friday.
| George Chamberlain oi Winsiow was
in the place Saturday attending to
matters of business.
LADIES' night viii be observed by
Nassalboro Grange at Il special meet
ing March %.
| Among those from this place who
attended the play at tho Watcrvillc
Opera house Thursday evening were:
Mr. and Mrs George Traviss. Mr.. and
Mrs John Gates, Miss Marion Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tufts and Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs a. p. Robinson ac-
companied by friends passed Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Crosby Of Stewards.
| Obadiah Gardiner Of Rockland has
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. y. Abbott.
Rev. Mr.. bailey was In the place
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Robinson are en-
pertaining friends from Winslow.
Earle Keclcr of Augusta was in the
place Sunday evening calling on
friends.
| O. A. Abbott who has been suffering
from q severe cold is improving.
Mrs Rose Tufts and Miss Irene
Tufts passed the day Monday III North
Vassalhoro.
Wilbur II. Tavlor who is now living
in Winslow is visiting friends and rel
atives in the place.
A number from here attended the
meeting of East kcnne5ec Pomona at
Benton Tuesday.
T. l.. Robinson was in Winslow and
Waterville Thursday
ALBION.
Mr. and Mrs. Alger Hall arc the happy
parents of baby boy.
| N. *. Wellington mas returned from
Washington, ID. c., where he spent the
winter.
Mrs Harry Elliott has gone to the hos
pital at Augusta for surgical operation.
| VIII Norton, who has been in Mon
tana for some length of time, has come
back onto his farm.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. Mamie Clark Lyon, wife Of
Clyde H, Lyon and daughter of a. T.
! -1- tod rc1,
BELGRADE.
Rev. ]. S. Cummings will preach at
the church here next Sunday at 230
o'clock, directly following the Sunday
school. which will commence at 100
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
church Wednesday, March 30 at the
usual hour.
The schools in town will open April
us
Til, High school began March Il,
after Il vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. John Wooley Of New York City
is in town, being called by the illness
of her sister Mrs. L. II Mosher.
Belgrade Grange held its. regular
After the business of the Grange was
transacted the following literary pro-
gram was arranged by the lecturer:
music. piano duet by SISTERS Mac Stuart
and Worthy Lecturer: reading, The
Dispute" by Sister Sadie II. Tebhctts;
reading "'rhc Popcorn Party" Bro. +.
Redmun: music. vocal solo. Bro. Car-
cncc Richardson: recitation. 1T Is
Great To Be a Farmer" Bro. Mlfred
Chlds: recitation. Mclen Adams.
NORTH PiTTSTON.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace Huntington of
Gardiner were visitors at Mrs. Hunt
ington'G parents, MIR. and Mrs. George
SparrowS, Sunday.
Many persons in this section are i'll
with The prevailing epidemic
Several men and teams from this
part of the town assisted at the haul
inr Of the schoolhouse in No. 5, East
Chelsea Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson Of
Chiefs and Mrs. johnson of Massa- =
chusets were callers at c. X. Green's
Sunday,
Rev r. W. Plant of Fardiner was
in attendance at the Sunday Schol at
d. 4. Lavrence's Sunday and as usual
a most interesting and impressive talk
was given which was eagerly and at
tentively listened to.