Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-29

VILE in raising Flint corn. Friends
congra tulate Master Daniel in securing
a premium and hope there may be
more to follow.
LiTcHFlELD.
w. H. Farnham passed Saturday and
Sunday in Auburn.
Mrs. Nellie sedden of Providence r.
l., was visiting, the past week, at her
uncle's, f. w. Jordan,s
Mrs. Frank Harnden entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Circle, Wednesday after
noon. Sandwiches. cake and coffee We're
served and u pleasant afternoon was
passed
| Mrs. Ray Harnden will spend Thanks
giving whh relatives in Boston.
CORNER-Mrs. Clarence Maloon went
TO Lewiston, Sunday where she suffered
a very critical operation. She was re-
ported, Sunday night. as doing we'll She
was operated on few months ago.
The academy closed, Tuesday, to open
Eagain, Dec. IL.
| Mrs. BENT Hall continues very feeble.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor will spend
| THANKSGIVING with their children in Nal
| den, Mass.
Arrangements have been made for the
annual Christmas concert and Christmas
tree. Mrs S. F. kindTick has been ap
pointed committee on recitations, Mrs
Nellie Campbell ON music and Frank
Libby on the tree.
] Mrs Nettie Allard. the scarletina pa
tient is improving and no new cases
reported as yet
/ BELGRADE.
! Dir. and Mrs. Walter Knowles were
IT. nd
Mrs s. NJ. Biekford. Sunday.
i Susie and Nellie Webster and their
friend Agnes Bickford were visitors at
Belgrade High school, Tuesday.
+ c. T. Pinkham is on The sick list.
7 s. NJ Bickford is making extensive
repairs on his house, the work being
nearly completed
f Mr. and Mrs Y W. Rigg and son
3 William spent Saturday evening with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Bick-
ford.
f Mr. and Mrs IL. l. Tucker and
daughter, Ethelyn were the guests,
Sunday. of c. T. Pinkham.
+, Miss Ellie Biekford who is nursing
for Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of New York.
likes very much and thinks she will
spend the winter there.
i Willie Rigg is visiting friends in Au-
gusta.
/ Milford Biciford who has been visit
ing his son of Belgrade, returned
home, Tuesday
1 READFiELD.
| DEPOT-Warren Stinehfield. who
J went on hunting trip to the Maine
j woods, captured deer, which he
| brought to Readneld, Friday, and
/ shipped to Damariscotta, for his home
/ in Pemaquid, where he returned, Sat
urday.
Miss Blanche Gordon and Mr. Bar
rows of Augusta We're over-Sunday
| guests at the home OF Mrs. n. T. Cor
dom
Harvey Shophie and Miss Lillian Al
den were guests Of honor at the Brack-
EFT Bickford wedding. Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Elizabeth stinchfield. former
resident of Readfield, was calling on
her old neightors Friday.
The schools closed, Friday. the
teachers leaving for their respective
homes, Saturday. Miss Leila Davis will
visit Miss Anna Whittier, GoTnam,
before returning to her home in North
Auburn. Miss Edith gifiin has returned
to her home in Randolph.
Mrs. Caroline Whittier has recently
had telephone arrange ments placed in
her house.
Augustus w. Brainard is SO much
improved that his granddaughter,
who is a graduated and experienced
nurse, returned to Boston, Mass, Mon
day.
Rev. Mr.. Banyea, Kent's Hill.
preached a most interesting sermon
at the Depot church, Sunday, his
theme being Prayer and the text
Watch and Pray.
E. w Roundy, station agent, was
Ian over-Sunday guest in Benton. at
the home of his father. who is ILL.,
Everyone is pleased that Elliott
Denton is recovering from his injuries
sustained in falling down stairs.
Mrs. Reed. Bowdoinham. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs Roundy.
Scott Ridley, Wayne, and Mr.. Stet-
son, Bowdoinham, are stopping with
Mrs. j. Il. Mccormick. Both are en-
ployed on the signal service of the NJ.
C. r. r.
Rehearsals have commenced at the
| church for Christmas exercises.
| Inc fall term Oh liie I-1diHS SNllVOl,
| Readfield. Miss Florence Chase, teach
| err, closed, Friday. Nov "a. 1911. In the
afternoon some of the parents We're
present and an entertainment was
| given. in which each scholar had a
part. The teacher, Miss Florence
| Chase, presents the following names
| of those not absent during the II
weeks Lila E. Bourne, Lottie NJ,
| Bourne and Marcia G.. Heath. Those
absent only one-half day, e. Althea
Heath. Two of the pupils, Merle and
Milton Gordon, attended regularly I'M
til the next to the last week of school,
when they were obliged to stay out a
few DAYS on account of sickness.
EAST-School closed in this district.
Friday. with an entertainment In the
evening that was very pleasing and in
terestng The teacher Miss Elsie NJ
Buck of Norway. is very fortunate in
her methods of instruction and has been
engaged for the winter term The pro-
gram: Music Our Flag" school,; "Cld
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