Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15

| Readfield, and two of her pupils, Miss
| George Mace and Miss Luella Wal
lace. were entertained Friday evening
by the Misses Ora and Ella Merrow.
The Mt. Mansfield club was very
| pleasantly entertained saturday after
noon by Mrs. Ella Brown Visitors
| who were present We're Mrs. Eben
Hunt, S. C. Brown and Z. II. Thomas.
! Refreshments We're served
Don Fifield of Augusta was in Man
chester Sunday to visit his parents
| and see his brothers. Harry and
Chauncey, who are i'll.
Mrs. Lizzie Hunt was in Lewiston
Friday and Saturday and while there
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
Not much has been accomplished in
the country in the past week with the
| exception of breaking down snow.
| Roads in this vicinity have been in
bad condition this past week, bringing
4 business almost to q standstill in
town. Only Doctors and stage drivers
| was to be seen On the roads.
| There is much sickness here now.
| suffering from severe colds and grip.
| But small attendance at church here
last sunday.
| he Ddut 10y ARE u ItdNt WI
Eccrt ana dance soon at Giles hall.
The Indies aid from Rcadfield Cor
ner. met Thursday with the pastor
ard his wife on kent's Hill, and en-
joyoG social time aud partooll Of 4
| fine picnic dinner and left small
offering with the pastor.
| DEPOT-LueiuS Hackett passed
Sunday at the home OF his parents at
Kent's Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Pcrley Howard and
Baby Howard of Lewiston We're over
sunday guests at the home of II. H.
earle.
L. VI. Hutchinson arrived Saturday
evening from Indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs. Sarah Stevens, who left town
Tuesday, writes from New York. that
Mr. Stevens met her there and after
passing few days in that city. will
accompany her To New Jersey.
\ letter received from s. II. Nor
| rill states that ne has moved into his
lncW house at South Pasadena. Cal.
and has had the pleasure of entertain
! ing Mr. and Mrs David Craig OF Port
Angeles, Wash. who are at the hot
springs. near Pasadena. where they are
both improving in health.
William Jose, who sustained a skull
| fracture and is at the Central Maine
| hospital. is doing as We'll as can he
expected.
Alice Marie Townsend. who had the
honor of being born on the anniversary
of Lincoln's birthday. passed her first
anniversary Monday.
Henry Cole. who has sold his farm
| in Winthrop. contemplateS moving
| near his former home. at Readfield
Depot. The return of MIR. and Mrs.
cole will be gratifying To their friends.
| Miss Edythe Giffin favored the Lit
erary Club by giving an interesting
Ic0mical recitation describing the
troubles of a woman in asserting her
Ihomr rights.
! Fruit growers III this place are now
working in their orchard. endeavoring
to destroy the posts Of tho apple trees.
The condition Gf the roads Sunday
prevented the exercises at the church.
| I.inWood Luce ot kcnt'S Hill passed
Sunday 1T the home Of his parents.
1.-The first in several weeks.
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| Mrs. Emily JOY Of Clinton is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Preston Lancaster at
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- WAS I~eae'ied SUNDAY afternoon at
the '"H@feeauehai rhorch IN TINS WI
G,.ia.o,f p''''N>,''
| Rev. T. 4. Farnhan, visited last
week AT his home in this placo.
| Mr. apa Nc ,r,h,,r ,,.ro,,o 20
Pittston visited Mr.. Iawrcnee's cousin.
Mrs. r. W. Pitts, in this village Mon
| ,iav
Peter Travcrs. who has been very
sick Tor The past few weeks, is said to
be improvne
NORTH-Rcv. NJ. f. King smoke
Sunday morning and evening at the
NJ, L. church 10 large and appreci-
"'n' "uu'e"t' on "relen Missions
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