Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-28

} evening was passed. Ice cream and
cake was served by the young ladies'
of the class.
Sunday school. next Sunday. at LIS,
preaching at o'clock by District
Superintendent J. NJ. Frost of Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrow and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mace were Tues
day evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Gordon. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake was served.
Archie Morrow, who is employed by
Merrill Brothers in Augusta. passed
Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Sand
Mrs. George Morrow.
N. s. Luce recently purchased fine
pair CT work horses from parties in
Auburn.
Arthur Staples of Augusta was call
ing on friends in East Readfield, SUM-
day.
Mrs. George Stevens, Winthrop, and
Miss Luella Wallace were visitors at
the home of Mrs. Ada Berry one day
J recently.
! F. 3. Gordon and two children, also
1 Miss Annie Gordon of Livermore Falls
were Sunday guests at Miss Gordons
home here.
: DEPOT-Mrs. Amelia Brown, who
has been stopping at Hugh Gums,
East Readfield, is now boarding with
Mrs. Eta Gordon.
! The blacksmith's shop, vacated by
Mr.. Chesley, is rented to Mr.. McCurdy
of Augusta.
i Mr.. Watson, Pennington Falls, was
! the guest, Saturday, of Mrs. j. II.
Gordon.
4 Rev. Joshua NJ. Frost, district SUI
perintendent of Methodist churches in
this district, will speak at the Smith
Memorial church Sunday, June /.
Mrs. John Mcxennon has opened
her house for the summer and her
friends are pleased to welcome her.
Gordon's sawmill has finished saw
ing logs of last summers cut.
NJ. S. Collins has bought a 22-acre
field of S. H. Gay and is preparing to
start an apple orchard, by planting
lit over with apple trees.
Mrs. l.. b.. Wright passed several
days in Waterville, last week, as the
guest of her son, Adelbert Wright
| George Coleman has planted over
100 apple trees for orcharding.
Miss Dorothy Alden was the guest
Saturday, of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
f, Shoppie. East Readfield.
BELGRADE.
The drama Rachel the Fire Waif'
which was TO have been given last
| Thursday evening. but was postponed on
| account of rain, will be given, Wednes.
| day evening. May 2s. at Belgrade Grange
hall, under the auspices of the Seniors
in B. H. S.
A. L. Young of Lewiston was calling
on friends in town. Wednesday.
! The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
/ will be held with Mrs. Wesley Clark.
| June L.
! Trout fishing good at Belgrade Lakes.
! Nine weighing from two to 1-2 pounds.
have been caught by guests at Central
/ House in the last two DAYS. The pros
pect is good for next month in that
+, line.
vAssALHoRo.
| CROSS HILI~-Mrs Alice Randall of
/ Eal,owell. accompanied by her friend.
| Mrs. Emma Packard, of Augusta, re-
/ Gently passed a few days at her old
home. in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prowell and lit
| tie daughter Of Smithield. arrived.
/ Saturday afternoon, for a visit with
/ Mrs Crowelfs parents. Mr. and Mrs.
i J. S. Briggs Mr.. Crowell returned to
+, his home on Monday.
Orrison Warren who has been on the
| sick list, is reported to be slowly gain
| ing.
+! Reverend Mr. Klein of Mount YER
! non, has accepted call to preach at
! the Baptist church at Center Vassai-
. boro.
/ Miss EVELYN Ware, and little niece
, from Sycamore. Massachusetts, were
calling on Mrs. Mary Clark. Monday.
4 Of
+, is visiting his brother. Orrison Warren
/! w. Fl. Getchell of Augusta. was
/ caller at Henry Austin's. Sunday.
Maurice Smiley is on the sick iiss
MONMOUTH.
The Relief Corps will meet at Grange
han Tuesday afternoon. May q. to make
arranpemepts for Memorial day me
Rov scouts will march in the paraoe
| Memorial A..
! G. gickford has moved into the
house on High street recently occupied
/ by Wallace Finney and owned by T. a.
! Prescott. Mr.. Finney will go to LEEDS.
| Monmouth Band will furnish music for
| Memorial. -
| An organ has been presented to the
Primary school
There was a goodly number present at
| the auction sale on the hahsoh Aaii"'
Saturday.
i The lowery weather of the past Few
/ DAYS has improved the grass crop ana
J grain and peas are up and Looking well
BENJAMIN Fogg and Martin Curtis have
each lost colt recently. hnA'oFi
The churches held Memorial services'in
cnmston hail. sunday morning. sehSte
Mrs. Isaac Libby of Pleasant street Is
quite poorly.
Tent caterpillars are quite numerous.
Mr. Boothby of Lewiston is occupying
his cottage on the shore Of the lake.
The new road machine is doing good
| work and the roads are much improved.
/ FAYETTE.
Elmer Wing has moved to Chester
vile.
| Mrc lydia Seymour is at the Central