Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-25

Th1 iii good ice w6Sfher and many
| are working at the trade The ice is of
| excellent quality.
Rev. and Mrs. T. L. Sawyer We're in
| Augusta saturday.
| y. II. Ware is breaking his colt. 1t is
a fine animal
W. :. Langley was in North Windsor
recently visiting with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall were recent
| visitors in Weeks Mills.
| \ series Of special services will be-
| gin at the Union church Tuesday eve
ming. ian. 81 conducted by the pastor.
! Rev Z. l.. Sawyer. An urgent invita-
| ton is extended to all
William Trask was a recent visitor
| NJ the NJ. T.. parsonage, Windsor
READFIELo.
w II. Atkinson, whose back was in
| jured some months ago. is being treat
with good indications OF permanent
reitet al the Maine General hospital
| at Portland.
Mrs Ma'lott has been suffering from
sore throat and bronchial tubes the
Children abou, town are sick from
stomach and bowel troubles
Geo W. carson started Jan %. on
business trip to different parts Of
| the West.
Wood choppers are scarce here
Eottie Smith. whose hip was broken
about three months ago, is able to
b. ~ the most Of the time now with
| a good prospect of the Use of the
| limb before long
Visitors Sunday from the Depot To
| tie church We're Mr. and Mls r w.
Eaundy.
Attendance IT church here on sun
| d3N Jan. -. was good and ali seemed
Heased with the new chairs rnt in
| last week
sarah l.. Fogg and her little neice
arc visiting relatives in RAYMOND.
y. II.
DtP3T-Mrs.Ame Brown. who
mas tcEn stopping With Mrs. Mary
| Shfrturnc, returned home. Saturday.
| sydney Lccman of Starks. who has
iccCnrN been to tne Augusta hospital,
Who're his daughter. Miss Carrie Fur
| hush. has sustained an operation for
appendicitis. visited at the home OF his
| sister. Mrs. l.. a. Leeman. on mis- way
To and from Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pike. Mrs
| Charles Pike and baby, Cora Esther,
| Winthrop, We're visitors a dav last
| week at Mrs. Nelson r. Gordon's.
Mrs. Gordon Friday accompanied Mrs
| Charles Pike TO Portland where She
viii assist in arranging the new home
| which her brother. Mr. Pike and fami-
| " will occupy.
The friends Of David Craig, Port An
| gelos, Wash. will be interested to
| learn that he has gone TO the Hot
| Springs, near Pasadena. Calf. hoping
| TO improve in health. Mr.. Craig was
| n former resident here, and later. i'm
| proved and developed the summer re-
| sort 'Craigs Point. Marranacook. Ills
| many friends wish him a speedy re-
| eovery.
G a. Dudley, who has been quite
seriously i'll with grippe, is improving.
| Mrs. NJ. J. Shsrl lrrne is ON the sick
| list.
IN automobile came from Winthrop
! to MafanacoOk on the lake Sunday,
| PROBABLY the first auto which has ever
taken that route.
| Mrs. F. J. Flanders who has been
| caring for the sick at lsGgene Millitts
viii return soon to her home in Massa-
| chusetts.
| tho Hutchinson boys Sunday, Jan. %.
MT. VERNON.
| WEST-Albcri .3elyea af kents Hill
| occupied the pulpit Sunday forenoon
| at the Free BAPTIST church. III the
| evening Mr.. Smith. Of Kc1ts Hill, 0c
cupied the pulpit. Mr.. Smith took for
| his subject. Acts, 2t:2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith, Of Fay
| cite Corner, attended services at this
| place Sunday
Philip Anderson and Signa Anderson
have been appointed delegates from
| this church to attend the county con-
vention Of the Y. p :. G. r. to BE- held
Jan. p, at Gardiner
Several citizens Of this place at
tended the school convention held last
Friday at Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Anna Anderson is at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Deva Peachey
of Fayette. Mrs. Peachey's little son
being quite i'll.
LlTCI1FIELD.
CORNl5R-Tnursdsy evening. Jan.
10, Mcrrymeeti ting. Enterprise and Pro-
grtssive Oranges gave q very interest
ing and wcll rendered drama to a
ldISt anu dDpiEcl1tlNt dutiSilNt az
Stewart hall, under the auspices of
Libby Post, No. 90, G. y. r., which
was followed by a picnic supper and
social dance, Music by Parker's or
chostra Of AuDurl.
The body of the late Mrs Martha
Robinson Dyer formerly Of this place
was brought Saturday, Jan. q 10 the
Plains cemetery for interment. 1t
was accompanied by her son Roland
Evans, Of Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Starbird of Lew
iston We're visitors Saturday and sun
day at Miss Eudora Robinson's.
Frof. and Mrs Bates f. Stover spent
saturday and SUNDAY at their former
home in Monmouth.
Miss Alice Tuttle of Auburn visited
over Sunday her parents.
Eugene Campbell ana son have fin
ished harvesting ice for the farmers
and others in this vicinity