Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-06

KENNEBEC.
READFtELD.


DI1POT--A highly pleasing social
even & took place. May /, when the 18th
anfii yersary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Brown was observed by their many
friends at the NTH Memorial church,
where both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are
active workers. The marriage ceremony
wasA performed by Pastor Albert a.
ReIyea, after an Informal reception and
congratulations. a, pleasing program of
nntsic and readings appropriate for the
occasion. and the presenting of two
nee chairs from their many church
friends by MIR. Belyea. happily re-
sponded to by Mr. Brown. 4 social
hour was passed, with refreshments of
lee cream and cake. and a large we'd
ding cake. which Mrs, Brown cut and
shared with the guests. Ono hundred
and zen were present and at a late
hour all departed, wishing many re-
turns 10 fhe dear friends, whom they
had so gladly chcered on lifes high
way.
Miss Janette Dudley is teaching
school in sidney
Mrs L. M Jones, who is i'll and was
attended by a physician Friday morn
ing is somewhat better
i We llGlnSZ OIL tllt tftSt StNNt VI W .
F. Bourne's farm have been purchased
BY NJ s Collins. The wood lots have
been reserved.
Miss Edith Collins, who has been
visiting relatives in Boston and viein
ity, also New Hampshire, for some
time, has returned home, reporting
very enjoyable visit
Relatives from Winthrop. who's at
tended the celebration of the 18th am
niversarg of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Willis Brown. We're Mrs
Browns mother. Mrs. Harriet Gorz
don. sisters. Mrs. May Walton and
Mrs. Martha Patterson, also Mr. Wal
ton. and brother and niece.
Mrs. John Adell who is i'll with
pneumonia. is improving somewhat.
Among other shipments from the
station, Thursday, was a carload of
cattle and hogs. from Readfield to
Auburn.
MT. VERNON.
Charles Cram of4Boston is visiting lbs
pareYts. Mr.. and Mrs. a. =. Cram. :
DR. Shawss house is being painted.
Forest Themes is building solid lake
front in the rear of Mount Vernon House.
Mr. and Mrs f. /. Stewart of Allston.
Mass arrived in town. last Saturday, for
a prolonged visit With Mrs Stewart 5
| parents, Mr.. aud Mrs r. H. Jacobs. aud
with her brother Merton Jacobs Of Rome.
Or. Williams continues TO improve.
Elbridee Tracy is making improvements
on his home
Mrs Albert Stanley of Chesterville is
at George Ireland's to take care of Mrs.
Ireland for week.
Earl Hughes has taken possession of
his place on Church street, formerly The
Dearbornsi, and is getting his team ready
for work
Mrs Ralph Thing and children. accord
ing to news received by her friends In
town, have safely reached their destina-
ton, and are enjoying life in Fullerton.
III.
W. w weiser, while loading furniture
into a car at Readfeld Depot. last Mon
day, had the misfortune of falling and
sustaining serious injuries. He is con-
fined to his bed and is in the doctors
care. This is a sad hardship for him and
his family in view of the urgent need of
the farm work at this time. His son
Russell came home from Hebron Acad-
envy. Thursday, to hep bear the heavy
burden.
Vernon Valley Lodge f and a. NJ,
held its monthly meeting last Tuesday
evening. one candidate for membership
was presented
The May ball at odd Fellows hails
Wednesday, was well attended and much
enjoyed.
Vernon Valley Chapter, o. E. $. will
hold the monthly meeting, next Tuesday
evening. May L
Rev II. c. GHdden continues to i'm
prove and expects to occupy his pulpit,
next Sunday.
The public is invited to the special, SER
vice of odd Fellows and Rebekahs at odd
Fellows ball. next Sunday. May ;, at 2.9o