Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-29
KENNEBEC.
READFIELD.


its march to the music of drums and
fife, near the town hall and marched
through the village and back to Giles
hall, where refreshments were served
and speeches made, followed by dane
ing. The electric lights and red fire
and rockets We're a conspicuous fea-
ture of the evening and all seemed as
merry as could be to those who were
the victors. Many curious visitors
We're the onlookers. Nature favored
them with a mild and pleasant evening
on Saturday last
The Ladies' Circle met at the
chapel, on Wednesday of last week.
and many willing hands Were present
to help in the work preparatory for a
fair in the near future.
John w Manter, Jr., passed the
Sabbath with his father and brothers,
in town, returning, Monday, to his
work at Rumford.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Morrill, and son
visited some Of their many friends in
Oakland, last week.
DEPOT-Archie d. Wells, Fayette,
and Mrs Winona Catherine Sanborn
of Readfield Depot We're united in
marriage, Saturday evening, at Kent's
Hill parsonage, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. William Wood. The
| bride WAS becomingly attired in 4
travelling suit OF blue. She Is one. of
the estimable young ladies of Readfieid
| Depot, The bridegroom, who frequent
| ~ visits his sister, Mrs. Amy Wells
Packard is quite will known here
and appreciated by his young friends.
After the marriage, the bride Was es-
cortcd to a home in South Wayne.
made very attractive with it's useful
and pretty furnishings and was all
ready for the happy couple who are
fnow its occupants, and will soon be
at home to their many friends, who
express best wishes for their future
! happiness.
\ pretty deer ran through the VIII
flage, sunday morning, apparently try
ting 10 gave its life, as there were two
strange dogs running quite near the
animal.
schools opened. Monday. with Miss
Lillian Bolt. Hallowell, as teacher of
the Grammar department, and Miss
Mae Huf Of Gorham. the Primary.
/ N. S. Collins has sold the Perkins
place. Belgrade. to Jennie Lotlrop.
Wayne
Mrs. Laura Harrington of Bath and
daughter. Beatrice, and son, Gordon,
are guests at the home of her mother.
Mrs. y. D. Gordon.
Miss Lizzie Haines, Szowhegan, was
the recent guest of MRS. ]. F.. Dun
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stinchfeld.
Leeds. were visitors in the place, last
week
Melvin Libby has built camp in
the Harrison Gordon woods. where he,
with Mrs. Libby, live. He will cut
wood for NJ. s. Collins.
WINDSOR.
WEST-The Christmas sale and
supper. under the auspices of the La
dies Union. held at the hespitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Randall,
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
proved to be a success. The members
of the Union wish 10 thank the peo-
pic for their liberal patronage. also
Mr. and Mrs. Randall for SO kindly
opening their house for this occasion.
The amount realized from the sale and
supper was 1881.
W. 5. Barton returned from Water
vile. last Thursday, where he had
been attending the superior court.
Mrs. Orrin Snow of Cross Hill has
been the guest of Mrs. Alice Taber
and Mrs. w. p. Lamson for the past
wee.
A. X. White. who has been passing
the summer in Northern Maine, made
his return trip To Augusta. last Fri
day stopping off to visit his child
hood home. before returning to Fitch
burg, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Barton we're en-
tcrtained, Sunday. at the home OF her
mother, Mrs l.. H. Griffin of Windsor
VILE
MANCHESTER.