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

'ii' h'uHt LOT some uayS Is COIL
valescent.
Brown tail moths are quite numer-
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wells are in
l'ittslield called there by the illness Of
Mrs. Wells mother.
Schools will commence the 18th Of
April.
Mrs. Charlotte Rodge is i'll with the
grippe.
f. f. Smith has commenced to saw
lumber.
READFiELD.
Miss Sara l.. Fogg, assistant matron
~ The Young Woman's Home in Lew
lSt"h, spent sunday the Goth with her
father at her home in Readlield, re
turning to Lewiston Monday. g.-
Lawrence Hawes came from Water
VIII Saturday last and spent Sunday
Nth his mother in Readfeld
At the Smith Memorial church at the
Depot Rev. Leo Dunn spoke to a con
grcEation of 81. The Sunday school
was large, 81 being there.
Miss Annie Robinson entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon, March
q. Mr.. and Mrs. Nickrrbocker will
ttfIN' lHt III ApIli AT liltlT new
home. Readtield Corner.
Mrs Mark Collins and children re
turned March % from Chicago, and
are now visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Collins 1t Maranacook.
The committee who have charge of
the location of the new schoolhouse
met Friday and bought the Simpson lot
and will soon build the house there.
Mrs. Harwood from Boston visited
her mother. Mrs. Susan Thompson at
kents Hill, two days last week. Mrs.
Thompson who was very sick with
grippe last week is much improved
now.
Fred Blanchard of Wilton was in
this section last week looking after
stock, buving about 80 head of oxen,
COWS and heifers Mr.. Blanchard is a
lumberman as well as cattle dealer, he
having sold 1000 cords of standing
pulp wood. consisting OF spruce, fir and
poplar. and besides this there has
been 400 cords of pulp wood cut and
delivered from his 5000 acres this vim
ter.
Mr. ana Mrs. T. T.. Jackson of Man
chester. who have been passing the
winter in Texas and New Mexico. re
turned saturday. George Parsons and
sister, Miss Matte Hewitt. have been
attending to the work during the alb
senee of Mr.. and Mrs. jackson.
charles Gordon of Livermore was 4
business caller last week in town.
Mrs. sadie Dudley who has been
working in the college at Kont's Hin
returned home last week.
Mrs Lizzie Hunt, who is suffering
with spinal trouble. went to Lewiston
Saturday for treatment, returning
Monday Miss Nellie Gordon is as
sisting Mrs. Hunt with the homework
Miss Ora Morrow is assisting at tho
| Children's Home in Augusta for Il few
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. John CIough were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Stevens 81 Mt. Vernon.
| Mrs. Eiorina Clough and children
| Florence and Earl were callers sun
day at the Morrow home.
| Miss Edna Moultan of Mountain
View Farm is visitor in Bath
| Mr.. and Mrs. :. c. Gum We're guest.
Sunday of Hugh Gum and sister.
| Mrs. Alice Morrow was visitor
| Thursday with Mrs. Lizzie Hunt.
Il George Tibbetts Of Belgrade hill
passed several days last with Miss Ria
Gordon.
Miss Edith Morrow of Manchester
passed Sunday at her home.
Mrs Bertha Kendall of Mt. Vernon
who has been passing several week:
in Massachusetts with her SON Nor
ris, returned home Saturday.
Little Vera Dalton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Dalton of Belgrade
Lakes, formerly Of Readfield, is i'll viii
internal Inflammation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall of Mt
Vernon attended the funeral sunday %
their uncle, Mr.. Morse of Augusta.
EAST-The many friends of Mrs. b
ID. Gordon are glad to hear that she is
convalescent. Mrs. Elbridge Trask
| Belgrade, is caring for her.
Geo. Tibbetts was a Weekend CUES
here.
Mrs, Nelson Luce. daughter, Flor.
ence, and son. Earle. We're callers, sun
day, at Eben Hunts.
c. II. Gordon, Livermore Falls was 8
visitor in town last week.
| Geo. Higgins, Mt. Vernon. spent Sun.
day with his family here
| Much sympathy is extended to Mrs
NJ. 5. Fifeld, who is ill., and all hope
for speedy recovery
| Emma Gordon returned Saturday t
her school at Springvale.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Lord were call
1ers. Sunday, on +. j. Lord Belgrade
Mrs. +. j. Lord, who underwent a sur
gical operation for appendicitis, las
week at her home. is reported to be a.
comfortable as could be expected
which is very gratifying to her man,
friends in this vicinity.
VASsALBoRo.
| Albert p. Robinson who was injured
from fall on the ice several weeks
ago is somewhat improved although
still confined to his ROOM
p G. Clifford and family oT-eNnrth
lNassalboro were in the place sunday
The ladies of the Grange SEWING
Circle met Saturday with Mrs. Sarah
Marden.
Ed. Traviss of Bangor who has beer
visiting his cousin, George Traviss. has
returned to his home.
James H. Ames, treasurer and man
ager OF a firm in Bowdoinham, was in
the place Wednesday,