Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-19
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CLIN TON


CLINTON.
N0RTH.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles HoN-
lie from Canaan spent Sunday with his
mother Mrs. Nellie Hoxie.
There was a corn husking, Saturday
evening. at Willard Eastman's with a
good crowd in attendance. After the
corn was all husked u baked bean and
pastry supper was served aud then
games and general good time was
enjoyed by all. Mir. and Mrs. Ray
Woodbury. and Mrs Cummings and
SON OF Waterville were present among
those from out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. josh Grey of Hart
land We're Sunday visitors at Walter
Gowen's.
Mrs. Nellie Hoxie and Mrs. Blanche
Gerald attended the meeting, Sunday
afternoon at the Webb schoolhouse in
Pittsfield.
Mrs. May Perry from Albion is Wis
ting at Walter sGowen's.
Frank Durgin of Benton Station is
moving into James Hoxie's house.
Rev. y. NJ. Cox has been doing car
penter work for Howard Kicker.
Mrs. Minnie Merrithew came Satur-
day from Boston to spend her vaca-
ton at Mrs. Mary f. Gerald's.
Mrs. Mary +. Goodridge has gone 10
Skowhegan to care for Mrs. Arthur
Williams whore a daughter arrived.
Sunday. oct. Is.
fir. and Mrs. James Hoxie are visit
ing friends in Detroit and Plymouth.
READFlELD
Mr. Morrow has been at work with
crew of men on the sidewalks here
for a day or cwo.
Miss Marguerite Stevens is employed
in Waterville as stenographer.
James Denton at the Depot suffered
very severe attack Of peritonitis
and abscess in the bowels last week,
but is much better now.
The home of Gustavus and Walter
Smith will be gladdened on Wednes-
day of this week in the evening by the
marriage of Miss Amy Estelle Smith
to John Sabine Clark.
The Ladies' Circle will meet with
Mrs E. c. Ambrose, Thursday even
| ing. oct 10.
| Apples arc very plenty in this sec
ton but apple barrels are scarce
| Not much sale for apples here as
| yet.
Rev. E. r. French has been on the
sick list for the past ten days.
EA S1-Miss Olive Coverney was the
weekend guest of her room mate, Miss
Winrffred Gordon. from Kent's Hill.
The last Husking party in this
neighborhood was at James Mcken-
ney's, who had a handsome lot OF field
corn. A fine supper was served and q
general social time enjoyed by the
large company of neighbors,
Mrs. George Perkins is on the sick
| list.
DEPOT-The evangelist, Rev. l. S
| johnson. Perkinsville, Vt, WAS thu
guest of Mrs. Mary Sherburne
Wednesday, stopping on his way tt
Bangor. lie will visit Lincoln wher,
he win hold series of meetings.
Mrs. Il. L. Millett returned Thurs
, day from the Sisters Hospital, Lewis
ton. Her health is greatly Improved
Mr.. and Mrs n. I. Gordon Went
last week, on an automobile trip witt
| Augusta friends to Pleasant pond, ont
of the happy hunting grounds. where
presumably they will enjoy sporting
week.
Miss Marie Carr is ON a visit at he
East Winthrop home with her father
Albert Carr and sisters
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Hutchinson
Dedham, Mass are visiting relatives
a few days. Mr. Hutchinson is post
master at Dedham.
James Denton, who is seriously il
and has been for a week is apparent
ly better. though there is not mucl
change in his condition. All wish hin
a speedy recovery.
The friends of Isaac Wadleigh wh'
has been Very ill Were pleased to se'
him able to be at church. SUNDAY.
/ Mrs. ] +. Mccormick is housekeep.
ing for Miss Jennie Gum. who is en-
joying two weeks vacation.
Those who attended the Missionary
meeting at Winthrop Center from the
Depot, were richly ENTERTAINED h. tn,
recitals o. Miss Jones and Mrs. Kent
Of incidents If their missionary worl
in Jerusalem and other places. Miss
Jones was dressed in Moslem costume
Both ladies are recent arrivals from
Palestine.
itrnes; Gordon is improving the Har.
rison Gordon home making the house
attractive. both inside and outside.
John Aden is hav'n~ ni"H c9el fur
mace placed in the cellar of his house
Scott Ridley has recently beei
transferred to Monmouth. BLOCK sigma
service.
The nla.s ~ z, Mfi"ht On the V
r. D. IS etppled ~ II r. earle. dur
ing Mr.. Wrights vacation.