Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-14

which were held on Friday afternoon,
was captured by Joseph Mc,.adan, stop
| ping at the Belgrade NfcCadan did he
nine-hole course in 80 and A. with a ham
dicap of 20.
/ The Ladies' Aid will hold its first sale
at the village church, on the afternoon
and evening of Saturday. Aug. H. 1912.
There will be fancy articles also Ice
cream and cake for sale
Rev Godfrey Gilbert holds services at
the village church. at 1870 a. NJ. and 7.30
7. NJ. every sunday. She services are
well attended and the sermons interest
ing and helpful.
a. r. Leavitt of Wollaston. Mass. re-
| turned to Boston, sunday after weeks
! stay with his family ON Great lake.
| The bass continue to bite we'll c. c.
Heuman and party. stopping at Hillside
camps, captured Is bass. all above size,
| in one hours fishing
READFIELp.
| The semi-annual meeting of the Ken
nebec County Agricultural Society
| will be Eeld on the fair grounds at 1
| =. NJ, Wednesday, Aug. Il Many im-
| portant measures are to be considered
at this meeting i'm connection with the
coming fair and all members OF the So
ciety should be on hand at this meet
| ing.
| Dr. p G. Knielxerboclxer has been
| elected secretary of the Kennebec
| County Agricultural Society TO fill the
vacancy eaused by the resignation of
| l.. o. Tebretts
The Misses Hazel and Evelyn Pea
| cock of Eent's Hill. whs have been
| visiting friends in Manchester and
| Gardiner. have returned home.
| Mrs. Susie y. Thompson of Kent's
| HILL who has been resident of Read
field for many years, died after a long
| Illness.
For the past two weeks workmen
| have been busily employed in INSTALL
| ing the proper machinery in one of the
| storehouses in Factory square. for the
operation of the Farmers Machine
| Barrel Co. This company is a corpora
| tion recently organized by local people
| for the purpose of manufacturing bar
| rels by machinery The barrels are said
! TO be much superior to the barrels put
up by hand and are much desired by
apple shippers. When in full opera
| ton the capacity of the factory is 1000
| barrels. w. G.. Hunton is president, l..
| q. Tebbets. secretary. and H r.
| Sedgley, treasurer and general super.
| intandent.
EAsT.-Mrs. c. II. Gordon, president
| If the Ladies, Cipcle, purchased WILL
| lamps for the church, recently.
Z. NJ. Bailey and family. Winthrop
Cente-. visited relatives in Readfield
| the past week.
East Readfeld Sunday school will
| hold its picnic at Island Park, We'd
| nesdaynesday, Aug. IA. Teams will be
at the church at o'clock to carry all
| who wish to go. Come one and all.
| Alpheus Townsend. formerly of this
| place. is on a visit to his friends. He
| is IN the trucking business in Boston.
| Mrs. S. C. Brown has purchased andi
| installed suitable stones to mark Sthe
resting place of her parents in the
| PLANES cemetery.
| Mrs. Ever and her class of girls.
and Mrs. Mabel Gordon, with her class
OF small children. enjoyed d picnic,
| Thursday near the lake.
/ Mrs C. c. Morrill, and sister. Miss
| Emma Mace Of Augusta, visited Mrs
| w. u. Haines In Waterville. recently.
! Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Mace and Mr..
and Mrs Henry Cole called on mir. and
Mrs. George Mace. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Hallett went on
| carriage drive to Madrid, Monday.
| visiting friends. Mrs. Ever and
daughter are houseleepers In their
| absence.
e Roundy passed the Sabbath with
| his parents in Benton.
| DEPOT.-Mrs. Julia Wadleigh But
ler is assisting in the household duties
| at Z. L. Townsend's.
! Prof williams and family. who have
| been guests of Mrs. ]. E. Denton and
| who visited al Whitefleld. Friday
! left, Saturday for Portland, where
| they will remain a while before visit
| ing Mr.. williams early home i'll Corn
ing. \. Y.
Mrs Clementine Tilton, East Kings
ton. NJ H. wrote Mrs. Sarah Sher-
| hurne relative, that she was the re-
| cipient of over 20 post cards. ON her
! birthday anniversary, and was great
ly pleased that her early friends-in her
| native town and Mt. Vernon. Maine as
| well as her later friends in \. IL. re-
| mernbered her so well. Among other
/ gifts was q fountain pen, Which she
finds very useful. from her grandson,
Edward Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Thomas,
| Portland. were Sunday guests Of f. NJ.
| Hutchinson. They are from Indiana,
and this is their first visit to Maine.
sunday was their first in Readheld,
| Were they We're charmed with the
| prospect from Maranacook road.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Pike of Wa
| tervine were over Sunday guests of
Mrs. n. T. Gordon, their little daugh-
ter, Cora Esther Pike, coming few
days earlier to have a longer visit with
Auntie Emma.
Miss Lillian Alden was in Water
VILE Wednesday.
Miss Emily Graham. Brunswick, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Collins
Rev Mr.. BelYea. pastor of the Depot
and East Readheld churches. returned
Saturday evening from Caribou. where
he had been passing two weeks>&t the
home of his parents.
MIR and Mrs. Walton Winthrop.
were over Sunday guests of Mrs. f,
| w. Brown.
Miss Folsome of Aroostook County
is stopping a Willie with Mrs. Mary
| Gordon.
Burt Whittier of Attleboro. Mass.
iS visiting his Darents MIR and Mrs