Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-25
READFtELD.

by the uedln OF MIS- Caroline h.
Palmer. which occurred Friday, Feb.
u, one of the oldest residents If Read
field passes away Her age was SO
years and II months. The greater part
of her life was passed in this town.
Funeral services were held at her late
home. sunday, Feb. %. Interinent at
Readfield Corner Cemetery.
The will of the late Mary Jane
Sherborn was presented for probate at
Augusta, Thursday, Feb 20. The use
OF her real estate and buildings is left
to her sister, Mrs. Lawrence, during
Ter lifetime, and afterwards. as a par
sonage for the Sarah b. Smith Memo
rial church.
Geo. Carson is visiting his brother.
Frank Carson in Cambridge, Mass,
after which lie intends to go to Pana
ma before returning home.
Rev. William Wood returned from
Canada on Friday, and resumed his
duties as pastor here, Sunday.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. church Circle
will meet with Miss Fostina Millett
al the home of Geo. A. Russell.
Miss Hattie Weston of Winthrop
passed Sunday. with her niece. Mrs.
Benz. Hartman in this village
There were - in attendance at the
Methodist school on Sunday. Feb 30
| DEPOT-Mrs. Edward Andrews of
Waverly, Mass, VINO attended the flu
| neral of her aunt. Mrs, NJ. J. Sher-
| burn. is stopping awhile With her
| mother Mrs. G. 4. Lawrence.
| Several teams are engaged in haul
| ing the largest lot of logs ever hauled
at once to Gordons saw mill Tor lum-
| Der Most of theme We're cut from the
| Harrison Gordon farm. Arthur Collins
is running the mill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clough and
Mrs. NJ. S. collins attended and en-
| joyed the reception at Kicker hall.
| kents Hill. Friday evening.
| Eight persons from the Depot attend
ed the centennial celebration at Win
throp Center, Thursday. and were in
| tensely interested in the exercises.
| Miss Elsie Sanderson of Newfeld
| commenced work for the y, D. Cor
don firm as stenosrapher, Monday.
| Miss Janctt Dudley is at e. A. Lee
mans supplying the place of Miss
Louise Jose, who was obliged to leave
on account of the illness of her moth
err Mrs. Dennis Jose.
| Mrs. w. G. Brown, who passed a day
| in Lewiston, last week, and called on
| Mrs. E. A. Leeman at st. Mary's hos
pital. reports her as slowly improving
| f. l.. Townsend lost a good work
horse. which was found dead in the
| stable. one morning recently.
| NJ. :. Collins has purchased the farm
of Miss Mary ]. Jewett, situated ON the
line of the Electric Road. near South
| Monmouth
| The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs c. e.
| since will be pleased to learn that they
are very pleasantly situated housekeep-
| ing in Waterbury Ct Mr.. Stevens is
| emplcyeG as assistant secretary in the
| business firm OF his father.
The Ladies' Aid will give an enter
tainment preceding a social. at the
Smith Memorial church, Wednesday
evening.
The Misses Blanche and Marguerite
Gordon were callers on Mrs. Arthur
Shoppee at East Readfield. SATURDAY
An extensive wood lot belonging to
George Wadleigh of Augusta. has been
recently purchased by NJ. S. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells of Wayne
were sunday visitors at Mrs Bick-
fords.
A fine piano frem a Boston firm was
placed in the home Of Mrs. +. w
Roundy, Saturday.