Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-15
'lfIZEN.
kENNEBEC.
READFIElD.

town rlotting is called for 1.30 p
NJ. March Il. at the town Eall, t. see
II the town VIII vote to sell the town
farm and appliances thereon. Also to
see II the town will reconsider the
vote whereby they 1T their annual
meeting voted To supply the villages of
kent's Hill, Readticld Corner and
Readfield Depot with electric stree
lights. and See what action they will
take to light said streets
District Superintendent Rev Mr.
Holmes viii hold 4 quarterly confer
enc" at the Chapel here saturday at
telnoon at l."o March Il. and will oc-
enpy the pulpit sunday forenoon.
March L.
The Ladies Aid met March .. with
Mrs. h. Carl. Twenty members were
present. The next meeting VIII be
March 23. with Miss Nellie Robinson
at the residence of E. II. Leeman.
Charles +. Bear is at thu Children :
Hospital at Portland for treatment tor
q spinal trouble.
E\ST-Ladies in town I've bccl. stt-
tive in preparing bedding and other
home supplies Tor tho benefit OF the
Thompson family. north ef the depot
whose house and Furnishings were de
Stroyed recently by fire. The Ladies'
Aid at the Depot furnished a sup
ply of cotton goods for bedding anu
other uses. and ladies' on the Plains
made a Guilt. while the East Read
field ladies met Saturday With Mrs
w. T. Mace, bringing material for
another large quilt which was fin
t..l. bod Il 81 81
To fully enjoy the fine picnic lunch
that was served. Mrs Thompson. at
the time Of the fire was lying on Il
couch. suffering from n Sprained ankle
ana was carried cut of her burning
home. They are a worthy family, with
several small children. Mis- Thompson
feels Very grateful for the kindness of
thpS" WHO have contributed SO gen
erOusly-- III their tim" of need. Some
rooms have been fitted for Immediate
use nearby in a building in which
the family will begin housekeeping
the present week.
w. 7. Mace has nearly finished haul-
ing logs to the mill at Depot to b"
sawed INTO dimension lumber for his
new barn.
DEPOT-Mrs. Melvin Libby, who ar
rived from Eusta"e Tuesday evening
passed the night with friends at the
Depot. completing her journey next
morning to Mr.. Dorys Belgrade.
Nr. and Mrs. G. *. Adell were guests
over sunday of their daughter. Mrs.
l.. l.. Townsend, Maranacook
Lucius Hackett passed Sunday at
the home OF his parents. Kent's Hill.
Mrs. h. W. Kensil. Portland, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. j. f. DEN
ton.
Henry Cole. accompanied by Master
George and Albert Hutchinson, was
business visitor Monday, in Winthrop.
The friends of Dr. and Mrs. nnicker-
booker. who haze recently returned
from the South, regret their decision
in selecting lot for building u home
outside of Readfeld.
Rev. Leo Dunn. Belgrade. gave an
interesting discourse Sunday, at the
Smith Memorial There was a full at
tendance at the cGurch Mr. Dunn will
preach next Sunday. March 10.
Saturday. March Is. decides the vote
in town. for or against street lights by
electricity.
l ne I1dultS .hitl met at T.. n. Lee
mans recently t" assist Mrs. William
Thompson, whose house with all its
contents. was destroyed by fire.
G. ID. Whittier is manufacturing ma
pie syrup. having profitable yield
from his valuable sap orchard.
Business is booming at the saw mill
OF Gordon Bros. a fun force is en-
ployed, saving a large quantity of logs
into lumber.
Grip is prevailing to quite an extent.
Among it's victims ar" Mrs. Mary Ste
vens and Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson.
MONMOUTH.
Rev Nj. +. King delivered a very in
tereSting lecture at the Congregation
a! church on THE Vision Of JeruSa
lem" illustrated with IS lantern slides.
sunday morning, MIR. King spoke at
the Nj. f.. church on the subject
Shadows of India" At +. NJ. he
talked on Why, What and How Hin
docs Worship This was especially a
childrei.'s service and many We're
present. At T.. NJ. he gave fine
talk on Sunshine OF India and World
Vision.
WiNDSORvlLLE.
Mrs. Naomi Cleaves is very i'll with
pneumonia.
George sampson has returned from
prolonged visit to Gardiner
Nj. p. Moody was a visitor in Hal
Lowell! one day LAST week