Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-29

was a gOOdiy NUMBER or VlSitOrS lhc
last day of school, who examined maps
and other drawings, read compositions
and heard Rotations The visitors
and parents of pupils spoke in highest
terms of commentator of work ac-
complished and Improvement made.
This is Miss Kennedys second year in
the school. s=5Far
A. II. Sturgis left Maine the last OF
February for Guthrie. Okla, where he
has a claim of 100 acres. He has writ
ten a man in this /neighborhood that
he had green peass new potatoes and
cucumbers for dinner the first day of
May, of his own raising. Mr.. Sturgis
is experimenting with sugar beets; he
hopes to raise from 5000 to $500 worth
to the acre. He has been digging and
selling new potatoes at 81 bushel for
the last two months. AS fast as he
digs he plants more. He has so acres
in wheat Isn't there money in farm
ing? .a
READFIELD.
DEPOT-E. M. Hutchinson and son
Henry are i'll Portland on business, Mr..
Hutchinson leaving Sunday evening
and his son Monday morning.
Miss Blanche Gordon and friend,
Miss Wigsin of Augusta, were guests
of Mrs. Mary Gordon Saturday ana
Sunday. The family attended church
at East Readfield.
John Mccormick, son of j. f.. NC
Cormick, who arrived from California
| some weeks since ill with tuberculosis,
| died Monday at A. M. Funeral an
nounced later
Mrs Blanchard and children of Cum
| berland are visiting Mrs. l.. B. Wright
a relative
| Miss Inez Wright of the Morgan
| school, Waterville, is passing her W.
cation at the home of her parents
Mrs. u. w. Kensill of Portland, &C
companied by Prof. and Mrs. c. B
| Williams with their children, Master
| Kensill and Elizabeth Williams of Kali
amaZoo, Mich, arrived at Mrs. j. r.
| Dentos Saturday and are the guests
Of relatives Prof. Williams belongs t.
| the faculty of Kalamazoo College ano
| is teacher of higher mathematics.
| G. X. Adell is i'll with an attack oil
rheumatism.
The kline in the Coleman pasture re-
/
deer, Saturday morning. The cattle
demonstrated the fact that something
unusual had happened by the tramp
| ing of feet and constant lowing. q. l.
Royal, whose home is near, ascertain
ing the cause of the disturbance, called
the family. who enjoyed the sight oil
the Animal posing before the herd
Suddenly starting he jumped the wal
| into the adjoining field, crossed the
railroad and disappeared in the bushes
DR. Fullerton left Coleman grove
Monday Among the late arrivals are
Mrs. Voter, Mrs. Toof and daughters
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, with theii
mother, all from New Jersey.
Mrs. Wiley of Smithfield. who has
been the guest of Mrs. b. D. Gordan
for several days, returned home Mon
day accompanied by Miss Alice Mars
ton, who will make several weeks
visit with relatives.
| Miss Ora Morrow. who has been
home. returned to her work in Mt
Vernon Sunday.
H. H. Freeman of Manchester is III
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Fred
| Brown.
Joe TraSk, VINO WORKS lor Is. ~ Jul
don, went to Gardiner Saturday &C
companied by Mrs. TIask.
Herman Taught and Harry F1held
| have each bought two cows of Will
Hunton.
Joseph Burke has bought the Hall
farm of Herman Taught, also one hun
dred acres of Mrs Elizabeth Hall.
Mrs. Eben Hunt went to kent's Hill
Tuesday to attend the graduating eX-
erCises of the M. w. Seminary.
MONMOUTH.