Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-28

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Mrs Branch.
George Cole, Charles Cole and Mr..
Fifnigan returned to Boston. Satur-
| day, after passing their Vacation in
Flown.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. White have
gone to Vermont to visit their daugh-
ter.
Amanda Bowen of chesterville, who
I is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. @. f..
Peachy of Fayette. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. childs.
Mrs. Mice stewart is visiting her
parents, for few days.
Mrs Clark. who has been visiting
at the home of her friend, Mrs Signe
Anderson Childs, has returned to her
home in New Jersey.
REApFIELD.
Mr. and AIRS. +. Henry from Penn
syivania arc visiting relatives in town
for few days.
TIE funeral services of Henry Gree
ley We're held at the home, on sun
day Afternoon and We're attended by
many Of his relatives and friends.
A profusion OF flowers We're in cyl
den e of their esteem.
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son, w. Greeley; d daughter, Mrs. b.
II, Morrill,, her husband, and their
son, Charles, two brothers. Charles
and Cyrus Greeley.
DEPoT-The Smith Memorial
church Sunday school went, Tuesday,
from Coleman grove to Maranacook.
through the kindness of the proprie-
tor and others of the beautiful sum
ner resort, for the purpose of mold
ing a picnic After partakng <of
bountiful picnic dinner, they were
treated with a sail around the lake.
Games were played, in which the chi
dren were very enthusiastic, applauq
ing the winners in each contest. FL
day was closed by an "As You Please
social and walk as they pleased.
when and where. All pronounced 1t
good time.
a family party consisting of Mr.
ana Mrs. George Townsend ana chll-
dren. with Mr.. Townsend's father, Ed
ward Townsend, are visiting relatives
coming by auto from Sherman.
# was reported that 1912 from pe
,,at sunday school and IA W. from
Eas, Readfield Sunday school were
at the Wayne Sunday. school conVeh-
tion Thursday. On inquiry the ifaf-
tion was found to be the pastor, VINO
nreaches and attends thes SuhdaS
schools of both churches.
pEpoT-Mr. and Mrs. Beers. VINO nave
passed che season at Coleman grove ni''
Monday morning, for New Haven, conn.
Nr. and Mrs. Foss and son, Bfaaours'
OF Boston. left last week. -
After visiting Augusta. Portland, Lew
iston. Bath and many other places Oh
interest in Maine, Mr.. Charles Alden re-
turned. Wednesday, to his home IN bos-
ton
rhe Townsend automobile party, VINO
had been visiting relatives several days
on their touring excursion, left, Wednes-
aav. continuing their touring to various
,,iaces IN their way home to sherman.
Mr. adm Mrs. r. w. Henry from Penn
sylvania, who are cordially welcomed by
relatives and friends. came last Weeh'
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Singley left. sat
urday, for a visit with reiauVes al
Presque Isle.
Some fine stock has been shipped from
Readfieid station for the various falfs'
occurring the present week. j. uhaef-
wood of Fayette and II. Tingley and son
of Readfield. shipped one car load OF
Hereford stock, each, to Bangor, ffi-
aay. also carload of excellent Jersey
stock was shipped by Levi Hackettr
Kents Hill, to PresGne Isle
The prizes at the Sunday school picnic
last week. were won by George Hutch-
inson. owen Coleman, Wallace Shepard
and Norman Luce in the potato contest
for boys: girls contest, Lillian Mahr;
Women,s contest, Mrs. l.. O. Dudley.
EAST-The funeral services of Mr..
Greeley were held Sunday, at the village
Mr. Greeley was a former resident in
town hut has been residing in Southern
California with his daughter, Mrs >. H.
Morrill,. for some time. He returned 70
this place and while here was taken III
Mrs. Roundy was called to Freepoft'
saturday. by the Illness of her mother.
ouite a number of visitors at Mariana
cook make a point of visiting the East
Readfield church. and are interested IN
it's history, as being the first Methodist
church erected in Maine. and as having
sustained services for more than 100
years.
Mrs w. T. Mace and son, Harold, ana
Mrs. Kate C. Dudley. were visitors
saturday. OF her sister. Mrs. r. Nj.
Bailey. winthrop Centre.
Mrs Sylvia Jackson, who mas peeh
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. O. Dudley
returned to her home in Jay, saturday.
Miss Alice Marston returned home
last week, after week visit with
relatives in smithfield. saos s
Quite a number, from the SUNDAY
school attended the convention, last
Thursday. which was held at Evergrees'n
Glades in Wayne. Ka
The reception, last week, given by the
sunday school to Rev. Mr.. Belyea, was
well attended and pleasing afar.
The ladies and older scholars had deco
rated the church for the occasion ana
the new wall lamps were used for the
first time The first exercise was the
Lords prayer by the school, select read
ing. by Miss Winnifred Gordon; solo by
Mr.. Howell of New Jersey; recitation, by
Lila Bourne; singing. by Marcia Heath
and Miss Howell; recitation by Phtiilp
Gordon: select reading. Mrs. Scribner'
duet, by Mrs w. l.. Gordon and Mrs
Howell: select reading, by Miss Emma
Hunt selection by mixed quartette' MI
and Mrs. w. l.. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.
Howell of New Jersey and Mr.. Roundy,