Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-30
READFIELD.

S'N-i' NslS ~. w. henSill, ATTENDED tne
'eneral last week of Mrs. Miller. Me-
chanic Falls
MIS- Lillian Russell Davis. Var
n2oth. was a caller Saturday at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Denton.
Mrs, +. w. Roundy was called to
frcport Friday to see her mother, Mrs.
Reed, who is seriously i'll.
The friends of Mrs NJ. T. Newton,
Sabattus. are sorry to learn that she
sustained an injury to her ankle by
slipping on the ice. Mrs. Newton was
a former resident of Readiield
Mrs. Horbert Day. Monmouth, pass
ed day last week with her father
Isaac Loveioy, who is in feeble health
Services at the church Sunday by
Few Leo Dunn, Belgrade, who is a
very interesting speaker. Among
lose present were Mrs. Mark Collins
and daughter, Miss Lorna, who re-
turned last week from tour through
the South and West. A full congre-
cation was present.
Henry Cole who has been confined to
| the house with rheumatism is able to
| be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen entertain
cd friends saturday evening. Among
| others present were DR.. and Mrs.
| knickerbocker who have recently re-
turned from the South and purchased
the Judge Rcan home.
| Mark Collins and family who re-
turned to Maranacook. Thursday, have
| made quite an extended trip through
Southern and Middle Western states
passing portion of the winter in Ash
vile, y. G.. since leaving Maine last
autumn They travelled large part
of the distance in their touring car
until they arrived in Chicago. From
there they returned to Maine by rail.
| Mrs. " \. Mallett, who served as
supervisor of schools in town the past
| year, was reelected for the ensuing
year.
| Mrs. D. B. Brann and daughter. Miss
| Lillian Brann, who went To Oakland
Monday are guests of Mrs &. w. Field,
| Il relative.
Henry Hutchinson. Portland. was an
over Sunday guest at E. NJ Hutchin-
sons.
| Mrs. G. *. Adell is caring for Mrs.
| Mary Stevens, who is recoN ering from
| her illness.
| DEPOT-Jim Hopkinson who. with
his family. lately came from Boston,
are located in Chas. d. Whittiers rent.
WlNDsoRvlLLE.
Mrs. Lorenzo York is reported to be
| i'll with pneumonia.
George Vincent il hauling lumber
heme from Sprouts mill.
Mrs J. b. Stilphen has returned
from a visit to the cities Of the Ken
nebec.
f.. T.,
Cooper's Mills.
Mrs. Sarah Weeks. who has been in
hospital in Portland for surgical
operation. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert York and
| Lorenzo York who have been i'll are
| improving.
Frank Burke of Randolph is visiting
his aunt. Miss Mary Winn.
Mrs Hannah Dunlap is very i'll
having sustained stroke of paralysis
on her right side.
Mrs. Abial keene who has been i'll
with complication of diseases for the
| past three months is somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. William Doe has returned to heI
home at Weeks Mills.
The Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby,
Mrs. Annie Bragg and Mrs. Anna bel
)Lewis were guests Saturday of Mrs. j.
B. Stilphen.
CHINA.
SOCTH-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hub
bard of Cooper's Mills were in this
place Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Hall were sun
daV guests at Henry Arnod'S.
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Chadwick passed
| Sunday at Charles Hubbard's, Cooper's
Mills.
Nj. and Mrs f. c. Starrett passed
Monday in Waterville.
Mrs Howard Clark went to Hallowcll
| Sunday for a few days visit with her
mother and two brothers.
Mrs X. NJ Jones many friends well
| come her back to he" summer home.
She arrived Saturday. March 20.
Abner Chadwick is failing. His son
| Edward is ill with a bad cold. MIR,
| Chadwick's daughter and husband are
with them.
MIR. and Mrs ". ]. Thompson passed
saturday night and Sunday at their
| home. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Kate Cleveland of Portland and Miss
| Doris Wilder Of Augusta.
| Henry Arnold has returned from Port
| land hospital. where he has been for
| nearly four weeks, receiving treatment
| after AN operation on his eye All hope
for 4 speedy recovery.
Friday, after visiting relatives and
| friends in Augusta for few DAYS.
| w j. Thomoon has two carloads of
potatoes all ready to ship to a seed DO
| tato company. He will send two more
| as soon as they can be put up.
Mrs. VIM. Crane is quite sick with
bronchitis so as to be confined to her
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