Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-04
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
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Mrs. Ann Collins of Winthrop was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Brown
last week. 80
daughter, Mary, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. NJ. Dudley of Manchester
] Sunday. gar
J. c. Hewitt and Guy Yeaton of Bel
grade were callers in Readfield Sun
day. ~
! L. Lion of Manchester recently sold
yoke of oxen to Mr.. Lowell of
Pennington for $245 and E. A.. Robin
son of Mt Vernon sold a yoke to the
same party for $500. se5E
Il Among those who were at Mrs. Clara
Browns Friday were Mrs. H. S. Dud-
ley, Mrs. Francis Hunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Hunt and Miss Ruth COttle. FL,
II DEPOT-Percy Williams, North
Belgrade, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Bickford, Saturday
1 Mrs. Sarah Shurburne, who has been
visiting friends in Readfield and Mt
Vernon returned to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Chesley, Thurs
day.
Scott Ridley, who is employed>in the
block signal service, passed Sunday
with his parents in Wayne.
H Miss Annie Robinson went to
MaranacOok, Monday, where she will
pass the summer.
II Mrs. n. ID. Gordon and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, were guests of Mrs.
Roland Scribner, Augusta, Friday.
II Messrs. Edgar A.. Eugene and Sgd
ney Leeman started on an up-country
excursion, Saturday.
Chester Gordon. Fayette, and Burt
Harrington. ChesterviIle, were here
looking for cows Friday. Among those
who sold were E. L.. Townsend and F.
W. Brown, two cows each.
i Mrs. Fred Packard is visiting at the
home of her parents in Fayette
Il Z. a. Brann purchased horse in
I Lewiston Saturday.
I Miss Inez Wright who is at home
will return to Waterville Tuesday with
i her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
i Wright who will attend the firemen's
i ball in Waterville. Tuesday evening.
| {. ID. Whittier is building a shed in
place of the old one removed from the
mouse occupied by Isaac Lovejoy.
! Burt Brann of Boston is the guest
/ OF his brother, r. A. Brann.
| Ernest Gordon, who was here re-
Gently on business, has returned to
Chisam's Mills, where he is station
agent.
| Road Commissioner Gay has nearly
completed scraping the roads which
are said to be in excellent condition.
Mrs. Reed, Freeport. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Z. Roundy.
Miss Blanche Gordon Augusta,
passed Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
harrington of Bath. Miss Gordon is
usually With her mother in Readfield
Sunday.
f'AoT-SerViceS commenced i'm tho M
J." church Sunday. Rev Mr. Clifford of
| winthrop gave very Interesting and
I"rcefui sermon from the text. Flight
the good tight of faith, lay hold on eter-
nal me- l Timothy II. There was a
good attendance. Sunday school was
Iorsahi%ed with Mrs. Addie b. Roundy,
superintendent. There promises to be
Ia Sood Bible class with Bro Clifford as
teacher. New quarterlies are expected
FOR next Sunday. Services at 23O r. NJ,
followed by Sunday school exercises.
Mr., and Mrs. T.. NJ. Bailey. winthrop,
attended church hero Sunday. They are
stopping For few days at Mrs. Bailay's
former home, white Mr.. and Mrs Nc
kenn"v and son Harvey are visiting
their parents in Dexter
| Mr.. Skillings and family, who are now
residents in town, attended church Sun
day.
WOODS hay press is at work at c. c.
! Morrill's. G. 5. Morrill, will also have
d quantity of hay to press for market.
Warrants are posted in town calling
Il meeting Of the voters at Town hall,
SATURDAY.. May I, at 2 p. M. to see if the
town will grant permission to the Read
field Water Light, & Power Co. for the
purpose Of laying a main in the public
| highway OF said town, for the purpose
of supplying water from Nickerson
Brothers farm to Rcadfield Corner by the
road from Retdfcd Corner to North
| Wayne. past the residence of said Nick
crsou BROTHERS: also from Readfeld
Corner to residence of u. J. Nelson:
| from entrance to the Fair grounds on
North read so called. opposite j. W.
| Butman's residence. to residence of c.
IT, Stevens, on South road 50 called Also
| 20 sec if town Will grant permit 20 erect
poles and string electric wires in said
| town. Also to see if the town will vote
| to lease u Sufficient amount of land for
| q playground for The pupils of the Read
field Corner school and authorize the
school GO inmitt5e to make all the neces-
sary arrangements therefor.
| The Treasurer of the East Readfeld
NJ T.. church. has received from the eX-
| ecutCr of tn. will of the late Elizabeth
| Mace WortElcy. Cf East Saugus. Mass.
s1o6, which sum she left tie church, to
| be known as the elizabeth Mace Worth
lev Fund +" to be kept intact, the income
| to be used from year to year for the
benefit of the church. A new modern
double headstone was recently placed in
yhc cemetery here. at her parents grave
| in accordance with her will
WiNDSoRvlLLE.
c. w. Brown has returned to his home
Joseph French sowed forty bushels of
| oats last week.
Arthur Dodge has finished saving
lumber and commenced farming.
Edward Hasson of Pittston was Sum
day guest of Miss Georgia Malcolm
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