Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-22
VASSAE BORo.

Miss Eyie Nevers of Palmer, Mass. Is
stopping with Mrs. Everett Clark and Wis
itng friends in the village. en- route to
WatervilIe. thence to Bangor for an in
definite time.
Mrs. H. p crowell has returned from
visiting friends in North Vassalboro, Wins
low and other places.
NoRTH--Rev. earle Garland, district SUI
perintendent, occupied the NJ. e. pulpit
here. Sunday morning and evening, and the
East, in the afternoon
Union service of the Baptist churches
in town was held with the Baptist church
here. all day, Sunday
AT & special meeting of Ahiram Eneamp-
ment /. o. o, T., next Friday evening, the
three degrees will be conferred upon II
candidates. The meeting will begin at 9
O'Clock. when the Patriarchal degree will
be worked Then supper will be served
after which the other two degrees will be
given All Encampment members are in
vited.
AT the session of the Grand Lodge, /.
o. O. f.. in Bangor, last week. IL. d. b.
Aver was appointed grand herald by the
grand master, for the ensuing year.
Apple picking is still the order of the
day in this vicinity. The apple crop and
potato crop are large in this locality.
Mrs. Nellie Mariner and sister. Edith
Lawry. have returned from their stay in
the Maine woods. Miss Lawns health re-
mains about the same.
RIvERSIDE-A goodly number attended
the supper given by the Ladies' Aid at
Good Templars hall, Friday evening. The
sum of 50 was realized. which will be used
for certain repairs OH the church, OF which
there is immediate need.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Miss
crowell Wednesday afternoon. to further
plan for a sale. which it is proposed TO
hold. the final week in December. All in
terestea are Invited to attend the meet
ing.
Master Philip Rollins, who has been ILL.,
since early summer was able TO attend
church, Sunday His young friends were
glad 10 welcome him among them again
Mr. and Mrs John Reed have returned
from Boston Island, where Mrs. Reed has
been since the first of June. Their many
friends are glad to welcome them home.
READFiELC.
notwithstanding religious services
were held in the church at East Read
field, Sunday afternoon, by j. NJ. VIII
liams of Readfeld. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Williams. The pew occupied for
so many years by the venerable member,
Henry Greeley, was filed by Mrs Kensell
of Portland and Mrs. Dunton of Read
field Depot, grandchildren of the deeeas-
ed. together with friends. Prof. Wads-
worth will occupy the pulpit. Nov. 3.
Another supply will be secured for next
Sabbath.
c. H. Gordon and family of children
were visitors in town. Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs f. Roundy,
organist and Sunday school superinten-
dent at the East Readfield church, will
be glad TO hear that her mother, Mrs.
Reed of Freeport is recovering her usual
health.
Mrs. Wallace has been quite i'll, but APP
pears to be on the road to recovery.
MT. VERNON.
EAST-The dance at Turner's hall. Fri
day evening, was attended by large
crowd, quite a party coming from Bel
grade and another from Readfield. and
all voted il one of the pleasantest gath
erings of the season. Music was fur
nished by leagues Orchestra. An Oys-
ter supper was served by Mrs. Turner
and her assistants. Another dance will
be held, Friday evening Nov. /.
Miss Pearle C. Norris was the guest,
over Sunday. of her friend. Miss Bernice
Greeley, Readfied.
Miss Ethel cottle, accompanied by her
friend. Miss Ida Richards. passed the
weekend with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
E. A. Cottle.