Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-06

the place, for a few weeks stay at their
farm.
The people are looking forward with
much interest to the coming of the militia
boys, Aug I, s. 9. They will pitch their
tents on what is known as the Rowe
field at Stewards Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Russell and little
daughter of Augusta, visited Mr.. Bussers
mother, Sunday. Mrs. Eta Russell
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Austin passed the
day Thursday, in Watervile the guests
of their son. +. H.. Austin and family.
Several from the Hill attended the Uni
versalist Grove meeting. which was held
sunday in Robbins grove at Riyel side.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banks of Weet.5'
Mills were callers, Sunday. at Melvin to
bey's
Mr.. and Mrs. George eroweH and little
daughter of smithfied We're guests, over
Sunday. of Mrs. CrowelFs parents, MIR
and Mrs. J. :. Briggs.
Rev. G. j. Brown al Sunday school
| worker conducted services, sunday after
| noon, at the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Richardson OF
Augusta, were guests, Saturday and sun
day, of Mr.. and Mrs j. y. Richardson
Mrs. NJ. L. Sabins left, sunday. for a
two weeks visit with relatives in Con,
| cord, y. II. III
READFIELD.
| DEPOT-Mr. and Mis-. X Y. Nal
lett were over Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs. Malletts mother Mrs
Hodgkins of Warren. The grand
! mother. Mrs. Margaret Montgomery.
hn hos hna ie.
Mrs. D. w. Kensil. Portland, who
came, Saturday, will go to Whitefield
Tuesday, where she Will visit relatives
a week. She will then return to
Readfield.
Mrs. John Purcelle sustained several
bruises and cut upon one arm, -
falling while performing her house
hold duties. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
Mrs. Charles Alden, Boston. who ar
rived, Saturday, is the guest of Mrs
]. II. Gordon, a relative. Mrs. Lillian
Alden Scheppe, East Readfield. was a
Sunday visitor of Mrs. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Scribner and
son. Henry, Augusta were visitor.
with relatives in Readfield, Sunday
c. NJ. Bailey, with others from Win
throp Center, is expected to be pres
ent at the weekly prayer meeting q;
the Depot church, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mason, Coleman Grove, whc
sustained shock which paralyzed one
side is slowly improving. Her sister
Mrs. Gray, has arrived and will lie
with her some time.
Mr.. Meader. Mt. Vernon, who is ex-
pressman in place of Mr.. Gibbs. is
moving into the Gordon tenement
house. opposite the Gordon store.
Mrs. Eugene Millett passed Thurs
day in Winthrop.
MONMOUTH.
Miss Minneta Moore of Kennebunk-
port is the guest of her mother. Mrs
|C. !. Moore.
The young son of James Neal of
East Monmouth recently received n
severe injury to his back and was
taken to the C. NJ G. hospital for
treatment by his attending physician.
Howard Hanscom.
The Alphabet Bazaar given by The
Ladies' Circle of the Congregational
church on Wednesday was well at
tended. and a goodly sum realized for
the benefit of the church.
Mrs. John Pierce and sons of Lewis
ton are guests of Mrs. c. f. Andrews
Miss Edith Griffin passed. TUESDAY
and Wednesday in this town.
Mrs. Harriet Moody and nephew of
Lewiston are guests of Mrs. E. Nj
Goss at Monmouth Ridge.
DR. c. NJ. Randlette who has been
i'll for several days is now able to be
out.
Mrs. l.. T. Shorey attended the
meeting of Patience Stanley Chapter
u. A. r. in Winthrop on Friday.
Miss Gertrude Richardson of the Sa-
lem Practice school at Marblehead
Mass, is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Rich
ardson. ~ 'tIh
! Mrs. Frank Smith Of Houlton Is the
guest of Mrs. Harry Cochrane.
Mr.. John Davis has Just returned
from a several-weeks trip to Illinois
Rev. III. l.. Nichols of Hallower
preached the funeral sermon of the
late Frank Montford at the home
Sunday p M. Mr.. Harry Cochrant
and Mrs Herbert Blake sang several
selections.
Rev. Fl. D. Maxwell occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day morning He preached force
full sermon from St. John IX:30 taking
for his text, "He hath opened mine
eyes"
EAST-Mrs Amanda Richards of Dor
chester. Mass. is the guest for two weeks
Of her niece. Mrs It. s. Rdeout
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanborn and