Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-11
READFIELD


will give an entertainment and sale in
Grange hall on Wednesday evening,
Aug. IL. The entertainment will con-
sist OF songs by soloists and a male
auartette. readings by local and for
eign talent. and concert by the or
chestra. A sale Of candy and fancy
work will follow.
Pomona Grange Of Western Kenne-
bee will meet at 10 A. NJ. Wednesday
Aug. II, with Readfield Grange.
The son OF Miles Williams, who fell
from a wagon short time ago and
broke his arm. is doing very nicely.
Fourteen members were present at
the halliday session Saturday of Read
field Grange.
Hotel Elmwood was crowded to its
utmost capacity last week with guests
and had to turn many away.
Henry Newell. treasurer of the Lynn,
Mass. Savings Bank, spent several
days at A. T. Sw1fts last week. He
returned home Saturday
MP. and Mrs. Tyler and little niece
from Chamige. Tenn, are spending a
short time at Mrs. Sadie Spaulding's
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jacobs and SON
and wife and their little boy have been
spending some days with friends in Mt.
Vernon and Readfeld. coming here from
Aroostook in their automobile. The ex-
pect to return home soon.
Frank p. Fogg of Rumford is here
partly to visit relatives and also for
business.
Roads are reported, especially by those
driving autos. as being extremely bad.
NO one is trying to do haying work here.
Much grass is still ungathered.
The per centage of the apple crop must
be very small in this section.
Last Sabbath evenings meeting was
led by j. NJ. Williams. with a very good
attendance.
DEPOT-Miss Madeline Milliken OF Au-
burn is a visitor at the home of her
uncle. F. W. Brown.
Rogers Millett and friend, Mr.. Little
field of Augusta. are visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Millett.
Mrs. Estelle Dudley of Mt. Vernon,
who returned home Sunday. was the
guest since Thursday of Mrs. H. H.
earle.
Miss Ann Bibber and Mss Martin of
Augusta were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Blanche BarPoxs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mearkle arrived Satur-
day from her home in Philadelphia to
visit Mrs. n. D. Gordon, who in years
gone by was her childhood playmate and
later her girlhood friend. New Jersey
was their native state.
Mrs. Frank Lambert wifi attend a elias
reunion at Pennington Tuesday, Aug. 10
She was a graduate from the Normal
school. class of 1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of Somer-
vile. Mass. who came to Livermore
Falls by auto to visit Mr.. Lewis faith
er. Eugene Lewis. were callers on Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Chesley on their way
to East Readfield cemetery Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Frank Sher-
burne.
Mrs. Wyman, Miss Izetta Royal and
Isaac Wadleigh have returned from q
blueberrHng expedition to the mountain
near Carthage.
Mrs. Rines, who sprained her ankle. is
improved so she can walk quite COM
fortably.
Mrs. Amelia Brown is considered bet
ter.
Little Ruth Collins is now considere
out of danger. Miss Murphy, the nurse
has returned to Augusta.
The pulpit of the Smith Memoria
church was occupied Sunday by Rev
Leo Dunn Of Detroit. Mich. who was {
+! former pastor of the church and one
whom his many friends were delightet
to meet. Among others from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunn. parent.
OF the speaker. The preachers theme
Seeing Jesus Only" was made very In
teresting and impressive.
Rev. Leo and Mrs. Dunn with Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Dunn We're entertained afte,
church services at the home of l.. 3
Wright.
Mrs. 1nez Dunn of Nashua, y. H., is
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