Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-28
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Raw.

| guest OF Mr.. and Mrs G. IL. Raw
kins.
Ezra Smith, conductor on the cleo.
| tries at Augusta. was the guest Of
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b
| smith, Friday night and Saturday.
| Mrs Lois Smith returned to her
horne Sunday, after a weeks visit with
her daughter Mrs. Kate f. Ladd.
r. Swift and daughter. Mrs. Maud
Morse, were in town Sunday.
| Mrs. Helen Abbott and son. G. W.
| Abbott. returned from several days
! visit in Lewiston Friday.
| MIR. Lindsay Of Leeds Is the guest
of his daughter. Mrs. Sylvia Richmond
and family.
READFlELD.
An automobile party consisting Of
Charles Gordon of Livermore, Mr.. and
Mrs b. d. Gordon and Miss Emma
Gordon of Readfeld went to Anson
Saturday taking Mrs. Charles Gordon
from New Sharon where she was the
| guest of relatives and returning SUM-
day night. They were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Gordon while in An
son.
Miss Nathalie Dalton is with Mrs.
Fred Bearce this summer.
Mrs Estella Bowen of Winthrop who
returned two weeks ago from the Cen
trail Maine General hospital at Lewis
ton. went last Friday to her home in
5earsport accompanied by her mother.
Mrs Pattie, where she Will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. John Knowles and Miss Mary
Brown of Manchester were calling on
Mrs. Eben Hunt Saturday.
Among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Yeaton of Belgrade Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Taught. Lincoln Bartlett
and Miss Mildred Dalton of Belgrade.
J. Edward Putnam of Winthrop and
Mr. and Mrs. u. H. Thomas and Henry
and Ralph Putnam of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias Curry of Halo
well were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Hunt.
Mrs H. s. Dudley's Sunday callers
were Mrs. Mary Lord and H. H. Free
man.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trask
were guests of relatives in Gardiner
they received word from Pawtucket.
f. l., that his little sister, Bernice S.
Gilley from Gardiner was instantly
killed by the electric cars Sunday af-
ternoon She was crossing the street
with her little cousin who had been
calling on her and both saw the car
and the little boy jumped back while
the little girl jumped forward and
| crushed to death. The body was
brought to Gardiner Monday and the
| funeral was held Tuesday. 1nterment
was at Riverside. Mr.. and Mrs. Trask
remained to the funeral returning
Saturday night
Miss emma Hunt who graduated
last week from four-year course at
the Maine Wesleyan Seminary. the on
" one in the class of 26 receiving two
| diplomas, is at home for a much need
ed rest.
The MANY relatives and friends OF
Mr. and Mrs. Knowles of Bowlder.
| Mont. will he sorry to learn that Mr..
Knowles is in the hospital at Roches-
ter, Mimi, FOR an operation on his ear
ard nose and at last accounts was
gaining and expecting to leave the hos
| pital very soon.
EAST-News of the death of Mrs
Mary, wife of John T. Hale, of Hamp-
shire street Auburn. was received
Monday morning. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday. The husband,
John 4. Hale. a son. George H..
| OauRntGT, MIS-. Jennie O
nephew John Hale, a sister. Mrs. Kate
E. Dudley of Readfeld. survive. The
deceased had many friends in Read
field. whom she took pleasure in visit
ing, and who regret her sudden death
Mrs. C. II. Gordon has been visit
ing relatives in Bangor. Skowhegan
ard Madison the past week and re-
| turned home Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Clifford will return hcme
from Middlctown. Conn. the present
week and occupy the pulpit here next
Sunday as usual. July a Sunday
school picnic will be held all day at
the church An illustrated lecture on
"a Trip to Europe" will be given at
o'clock by Mr.. Clifford. All are in
vited and expected to bring well filled
baskets. Mrs. Roundy. superintendent
of the Sunday school. will arrange
games for the children so all may
enjoy the day.
An interesting sermon was delivered
Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Corey of Har-
mony, who also was the teacher of
the Bible class.
Sumner Packard of East Winthrop
attended church here Sunday evening.
| uTCHFlELD.
| fLAlNS-i)r. Lewis M. PdImcr was
calling on the sick here Sunday after
noon.
Prot Charles Rush resumed preach
ing at the Plains church Sunday with
more than the usual number in at
tendance.
Farmers are nearly all through with
their planting. H. W. Maxwell has a
fine piece of potatoes in blossom. A.
Fl. Stevens is harvesting crop of
fine Strawberries.
Gardiner Roberts is soliciting funds
to sustain religious services at the
Plains church with good success.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Chase passed
Sunday at Lisbon Falls.
VASSAlBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harris visited
Mr.. Harris parents in Detroit Sun
day.
Myon Turner returned from Palermo
last week. after few days visit at