Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-16
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Richard Norris OF Durham passed
Saturday and Sunday with A. d. Bart
lett. Z. f4f.s ..f,fr7 Is
Miss NJ. E. Bartlett, who has been
in Washington, b. C., the past few
months, is visiting Mrs. A II. Bart
| lett, in her old home
| Fired Libby ard Roger Gilman, who
have been up in .Kingsbury for a
week, returned home, Tuesday night.
They brought a nice deer
A. j. Huntington and son Fred have
| opened the blacksmith shop here and
are ready for business.
| CORNER-The farce. Box and
Cox" which will be given by the
| students of Litchfield Academy, Tues
day evening, Nov. 10, at Stewards
hall, Litchfield Corner, is a famous
| farce which thousands of amateurs
| have played and which always scores
from start to finish. 1t is to be given
| by the students to raise funds for
| their band The participants in the
play are being trained by Mrs. E. L.
Allen. If you want a good laugh and
to forget that you are growing old
come and straighten out those care
| wrinkles
The band now numbers 80 mem
bers and DIR. /. w. Gilbert has con-
scented to direct them. Litchfield Cor
ner once had an excellent band, I'M
der the expert leadership of DR.. Gill
bert, and the present band hopes to
live up TO the reputation of the old
4 enc. Several of the girl students have
Joined the band, and will play with
IT for concert work. The following
will be the Instrumentation:
Piccolo, Herman Small; flute in
| ID Hat, Margaret Burnham; flute ia
+, Helen Hewes, Ruby Maloon, Ida
| Allen. Esther Chick; clarinet, Dr. I.
| w. Gilbert, Howard johnson, Ethel
| Ashford Olive Burnham, Will Wagg
eornet. Edward Libby, John W. Yer
| ney, John Ranks, Elton futile, E. L.
| Allen; horn, Joseph Byras; alto.
| Orison Woodland; trombone, Freer,1au
| Jordan. Arthur Mitchell; baritone.
Ralph Godfrey; b fiat bass, Bert
| Libby; fiat bass, Frank Lane, Ray
| mond Tozier, Reginald Evans; drums
| and cymbals, Henry Woodland, Earle
Elliott, s. II. Tarr, Alton Tozier
A very large crowd of people gath
cred at the home of James Libby.
tuesday night, to husk corn. 1t was
an .old-fashioned husking. Everybody
mad a good time and plenty of ice
cream and cake, and Mr.. Libby go.
his corn huslSed
Miss Eudora Robinson has gone to
Lewiston, to visit her sister. Mrs. Will
bur Starbird.
Mrs. Lizzie Tozier of "Purgatorv
Mills" has moved into the Hanscom
house, for the winter.
Libby Relief Corps had it's annual
inspection. Monday. There was a
large attendance at the meeting. Mrs.
Cora Prince of Portland was the in
speeding officer. and the meeting was
much enjoyed. sll7H4
f. L. Allen principal of Litchfield
ACADEMY, Went to Bowdoin Wednes
day to attend the funeral of his cou.
sin. Miss Helen Adams.
BELGRADE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Minot of Boston.
Mass, passed Sunday at Mr. Minot's
old home here.
Miss Annie Ellis of North Belgrade
mas entered the Freshman class at
Belgrade High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gerald and fam
lily. who have been passing the sum-
mer with Mr.. Gerald's mother. Mrs
Aodie Gerald. have returned to their
nome in South Manchester. Mass.
Leslie Foster has moved his family
from the Depot to Oakland.
large amount of hay is being
pressed in this vicinity by F. A. Clark
of Sidney.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
will be held, Nov. 20, with Mrs. Alice
Pinkham.
READFiELD.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. irving
l.. Hopkins was the scene of a quiet
home wedding, Wednesday evening. Nov.
Il, when their daughter, Mary Louise.
was united in matrimony to Herbert O.
MeCausland, both of ReadfieId. The dou
BILE ring service was used The bride
was beeomingly attired and the home
Hastily decorated with flowers Some
valuable presents We're received by the
bride. The service was performed by the
Rev. William Wood, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church After short
trip TO Boston and other places, the
young people will return and make their
home in Readfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wood of Lisbon
have been recent visitors at the parson-
age. kents Hill.
The Boy Scout movement will be IL
Illustrated at the chapel Readfield Corner.
at $50 O'Clock Sunday evening next
Nearly 100 beautiful slides will be used
This is one of six illustrated lectures be-
ing given here. The topic for Dec. l is:
Touring in Madagascar" Dec. Is. 'Thc
Land of Noe" Dec 90, "On Donkey