Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-10


J. +. Denton who has been suffering
from neuralgia troubles, is improving
DEPOT.-Mr and Mrs. Warren
stinchneld, PemaQuid are visiting
relatives in Rcadield and Mt. Vernon,
The Misses Anna and Lucy Bourne
were guests saturday and Sunday at
tie home of their brother j II.
Bourne Winthrop. Miss Anna re-
turned home Sunday and Miss Lucy
viii extend her visit for a few days.
Mrs. e. w. Brown was the guest
sunday of relatives III Winthrop.
Isaac Wadleigh who has charge of
repairs on church in Belgrade,
passed Sunday at home.
Mrs Mallett, accompanied by her
grandmother, Mrs. Montgomery, re-
turned Friday from a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Hodgkins, Of Warren.
quite number from here attended
church al East Readfeld Sunday to
listen to Mr.. Pring's remarks on re-
submission.
Z. \. Mace is on the sick list. Mrs.
/. b. Wright is improving.
CHINA.
SOCTH-Mr. ana Mrs. Charles
1ipSSIIteiIi vi ildNtiIt IL, Ill ~
Thursday and have opened their cot
tagc, They have been passing the
winter in Europe.
Esther Coffin Of q. g. 5 passed sat
urday and Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs S. X Collin.
Willis Jones Of Colby and Grace
Jones of Monmouth passed Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Anna Jones.
George Freeman has moved to Di
rigo, James Austin having bought his
farm.
Mrs. Lena Stanley of Providence, r.
t., IS visiting her lacther, Mrs. Charles
FRYE, for week.
Tie many friends of MIR and Mrs.
Charles Weber regret deeply to have
them leave the place, after passing the
winter with their daughter, Mrs Mary
W. Jones. They have endeared them
selves TO all Who met them. and will
be greatly missed y a large circle of
friends.
The reception given to Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank w. Hawes Thursday evening
By the Grange and Y. p. :. .. f. was
largely attended ami much enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs HAYES We're presented
served.
Mrs. II. T. Jenkins who spends the
winter in Augusta with her son. FL
wood II. Jenkins, arrived Saturday
ard opened her cottage for the sum
mer She was accompanied by her
sen and family who passed Sunday
with her. They mede tire trip from
Augusta in Mr.. Jenkins automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frye was in
Waterville Tuesday Mrs. Frye Went
for the purpose OF having an operation
performed on her nose In a short
tine she is 70 have another one per-
formed.
LAkESIDE-Mis Belle Golf of Sid
ney now teaching school at South China,
visited Mrs. \. c. Bassett Saturday and
Sunday
Ralph Estes of Weeks Mills is breaking
a colt for c. s Clark
{. II. Doe visited \. L. Doe and family
at China village Saturday and Sunday.
Dana Clark spent Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilfred Phelps were call
ing Sunday on Mrs. A. c. Bassett
Mrs. Bell Tufts is moving into her cot
tage by the lake.
WINDSOR.
Melissa Jackson nearly so years of
age recently killed large hawk that
sWooped down on one of her hens.
Langdon Viewer is the possessor of
a @earling heifer that measures five
feet in girth
James r. Ridley of Litchfield is the
guest of friends in town.
John Sproth has Il large crew of men
that are saving quantities of lumber. |
Mrs. j. l.. Stilphen is having her
house shingled and repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Overlook of
South Liberty were visitors Friday in
town.
George T. Rowe Of Bangor is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Georgia Malcolm has gone to
Albion to visit her aunt, MS John |
Gldden,
hrs. byron Bradstreet and daughter. |
Mary Of Waltham, Mass. were Sun
day guests of Mrs. ]. b. Stilphen
Freeman Peasley of Chelsea was the |
guest over Sunday of his father, s. w |
Peasley. ans sister, Mrs. Dolly Wright |
Funeral services of Mrs. Abial Keene |
WV iiNAp al tiNi icAc lltIllC 4hOilbtN
1nterment at Coopers Mills
Mrs. Samuel Lyon was the guest
Sunday of friends at Coopers Mills
Arthur Perkins has gone q Augusta
He has empioi ment in the Insane hos
pital.
Miss Marcia Bra6street and Mrs J
IS. Stlphen were recent guests of Mrs.
l.. p. Viewer.
5. ". Peasley recently had 50 chick
ems stolen from his hen house.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo York and Mr.
and Mrs Herbert York have sold their
farm here and removed to Togus
John Turner, Parker Mari, Myrick
Hisler and Mrs. John Emery, all of
SOmerville were visitors in town Mon
day.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Rev. Albert Belyea occu-
pied the pulpit Sunday. May {. Mr..
Belyea took for his text Romans S:22
last clause and ed verse also last
clause of the tenth verse, from which
he preached an interesting sermon.
Mr. irving of Kent's Hill accompa-