Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-17
KENNEBEC.
READFIELp.

READFIELD.
1t is reported that the corn shop
here will begin work during this week.
If the weather holds warm for week
nov, fair crop will be harvested.
Mrs. Milton Weston from Massachu-
sets is visiting at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Record in town.
John w. Manter, Jr., passed Sunday.
Sept. Is, with his father and brother,
here
The Readfeld Orchestra furnished
music at the church, Sunday forenoon.
The Ladies' Circle will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Kate Daley and Mrs. Lii
liar Manter OF Nj. W. Manter's, Tues
day evening, Sept. l.. Gentlemen are
specially invited to be present.
Mrs. Wadleigh (nee CrocketD from
California, with her son and wife,
passed the Sabbath with friends here.
leaving in the afternoon for Bath. Mrs.
Waaleigh was for some years a resi-
dent of this village. She will soon re-
turn to her home in California.
Sara L. Fogg of Hallowell passed
Sunday at her home in Readfield.
Mrs. Florence Mitchell with her two
children will return. this week, to
their home in New York state.
John Hopkins received word from
| his wife in Bangor. Monday morning,
| of the death of her brother, on Satur
day. Sept. IA. at the Eastern Maine
General hospital, after surgical OPP
GRAFTON.
Harry Tebbetts paid an election
pledge, last week, by wheeling Lewis
Morrow, Republican, on a wheelbar-
row through the streets of Readfield
Corner. accompanied by bass drum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Halves and
son started from Denver, Col. Tues
day. Sept. IA. coming via Montreal to
visit his mother and sisters in Read
field, this week.
FAST-The Ladies' Social Circle
Will be with Mrs Hattie Barber, Fri
day, Sept. 20.
mir. and Mrs. George Fuller of Liv-
ermore Falls, visited Mrs. Fuller's sis
ter. Mrs. l.. O. Dudley, Sunday.
Trvin C. Dudley has purchased Il
five-passenger auto.
Miss Eva Skillings of Portland, who
has been the guest of Miss Georgia
Mace and Miss Ella Morrow, is now
with her parents at East Winthrop
for Il few days and will soon return to
her work in Portland.
Rev. Mr.. Belyea who has supplied
the Depot and East Readfield church,
es during the summer, left. Monday
morning, for Wesleyan University, Ct,
where he will attend college. Every
one wishes him success in his chosen
career. Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth, super
ntendent of schools at Winthrop. will
hold services here at the usual hour,
next Sunday.
Mrs. Kate C. Dudley was able to
attend church. Sunday.
The Sunday school exercises were
we'll attended and interesting as usual.
1t is planned to cotinue through the
winter.
DEPOT-Mrs. C. Fl. Henderson and
daughter, Miss Sarah Henderson, left,
Monday, for their home in Mattapan,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robbins, Liver
more Falls, are passing a week at
| their cottage Maranacook lake.
Mrs. Mary Stevens gave an inter-
| esting account of the genealogy of
| the Hutchinson family at the reunion,
| Tuesday.
| -hlS' NIdiid dlIoWt ttntti Del
mont, returned home, Wednesday.
| Ralph Gordon and Miss Marie Carr.
who have been visiting relatives in
| Bath and Portland, returned, Tuesday.
Mrs. e. W Roundy, who is caring
for her invalid mother, Mrs. Reed, of
| Freeport, passed Sunday at her home.
| Mrs. E. w Towle, Belgrade Lakes,
| was a visitor at the home of her
| daughter, Mrs. b. ID. Brown. last
| week.
Mrs. Sidney Scott, accompanied by
| her son Kenneth and baby Dorothy
of Somerville, Mass. were guests of
| Mrs. b. l.. Brann. Saturday.
The attendance at the Union Sun
| day school at Readfeld Depot has
been very good, ali summer, averaging
| twice as any as last year. at the same
time. The BUSY Bees" is one of the
interesting classes of the Sunday
school. and an invitation was given
them by the class to join them, which
was accepted increasing the number.
The class meets every two weeks, for
a business session. discussing plans
, relating to the welfare. of the class
and the Sunday school, followed by a
social and refreshments. The last
meeting was held with their teacher,
| Mrs. c. A. Collins.
Dr. Burke and niece, who have
; ! passed the season at the grove, are