Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-28
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Mrs. James Clark of Riverside and
daughter. Mrs. Ruel Adams, with her
young child Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Austin OF Waterville and little
son, Kenneth, We're visitors Tuesday
at W. P. Lamson's. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smiley were also guests, on
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. Lamson.
Henry Taber, who has been assist
ing Charles Morse on the work about
the new house of F. B. Perley, finished
his work yesterday. t..r
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Monroe and fam
lily returned home last Sunday after
two weeks visit, at the Caswell
homestead.
WEST-The Jolly Club will hold
box social Saturday evening, Oct 1, at F.
Belle Taylor's. Ladies are requested to
bring box with lunch for two. quilt is
to be disposed of at the time.
WINDSORVILLE.-A dance will be
held Saturday evening, Oct. / at L. 3.
Frenchs pavilion.
Morrill, Glidden, Mrs. Fannie Nc
Gown and Miss Nellie Brann of Somer-
vile We're in town Saturday.
Lucius French sold COW to cattle
buyers last week for $50.
Capt. James Slater of Washington,
IN iltN CoIhly , SIoIu olI doC' ~
years, was a recent visitor in town.
He continues to work his farm: plant
ing in the spring and will harvest his
crops alone. He rode the moving ma
chine to cut the hay on his farm the
past summer and raked it with horse
rake. He plans to pass the winter in
Massachusetts, returning in the spring
to do the farming.
Mrs Lena Smith of Sydney was the
guest Wednesday of Mrs Arthur
Choate.
Norman York, who has been i'll the
past two weeks, is cOnvalescent.
Freeman Peasley has gone to Burn
ham to visit his sister. Mrs. Wilbur
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert B. Eldredge
have arrived in town and are living
with Mrs. Eldredge's brother, NJ. 8.
Moody
Miss Marcia A. Rradstreet returned
Sunday to Washington.
George T. Rowe of Bangor was re-
cent visitor in town.
Lawrence Crummett of China was
Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel LYON.
Paul Deshno of Sor1erviile was
recent business visitor in town.
Frederick Fl. Cornish has had va
cation of two weeks, Which he passed
with his family at the Wellman cot
tage.
vAssALBoRo.
CROSS HILL-Fred Crosby is serv-
ing as juryman at the superior court
at Augusta.
Mrs. Bicllmore of Augusta and her
sister. Mrs. Fitzgerald of Waterville
were callers Wednesday afternoon on
the Hill.
Mrs. Zilpha Butterfield of East Vas
salboro is the guest of Mrs. Eta Bus
sell.
Russell Gardner of Boston is visit
ing at the home of his cousins, Misses
Armina and Angela Gardner.
ElwoOd Jones of East VaSsalborO is
painting the Fred Perley house.
Charles Morse of South Vassalboro
is putting in piping and doing other
plumbing work on the Fred Perley
house.
Harry Woodhouse of Somerville,
Mass. is the guest of Mrs. NJ. f. Per-
kins for a brief period.
Wi IdIl &AuSllIl vi lNahtioipH IL
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. n. Rich !
Mr.. and Mrs William Cheney and
sons of Randolph passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Richardson.
Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Richardson are
sisters !
Frank Tobey is helping Gates Bros. |
of East Vas salboro dig potatoes. They |
have eight acres planted and are get
ting yield of about 300 bushels per
acre. |
READFiELD.
DEPOT. = Mrs Howard Yeaton,
Skowhegan, who has been a guest OF |
Mrs. NJ J. Sherburne. went Saturday |
to winthrop where she is the guest |
of Mrs. ]. G.. Yeaton.
Miss Mae Smith of Portland is pass
ing several weeks at the home of Mrs. |
j. r. Denton.
Miss Jennie Gilman of Readfield was |
the guest Friday of Mrs. Mary StevSns. |
e. NJ Hutchinson. who has been har- |
vesting potatoes and other vegetables |
the past week, left Monday for Indian
apoliS, and will remain some time
A building was moved Saturday from |
TIE fcHutISOl pace W h. JOIltS
Fourteen horses furnished the moving |
power.
Rogers Millet is supplying the place |
of G.. l.. Royal. at the flag station. |
MIR. Royal. although improving, has |
not fully recovered from his late ill-l
ness.
Mrs. Cyrus Denton, who has been
passing a week at j. e. Denton's. is |
now visiting her mother, Mrs. Moore. |
of Mechanic Falls |
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles FrZZelle, Los Angeles. Cal, |
congratulate them on the birth of a |
son, Morrill, FrizZelle. Mrs. Frizzelle |
was former resident of Readfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Henry of Read |
field We're guests Sunday of their sis
ter, Mrs N. D. Gordon.
Rev. Mr. Clifford, who was the guest
at dinner of Mrs. l.. M. Jones Friday.
also called on others at the Depot and
East Readfeld.
Ny. and Mrs. Horace Cove from Cal
ifornia, accompanied by their uncle,
Albion Bean, of Augusta, visited the
Henderson place last week. which was
the birthplace and boyhood home of
MIR Cove.
The Ladies' Union Church Aid met,
F'riGay, Sept. 90. at the home of Mrs.