Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-10
READFIELD


field and Ernest Woodbury. Lewis Or
jay were quietly married at the home
Of the former at o'clock Wednesday
evening. November End by Rev.
George W. Love
i There was a large attendance az
the Haryes supper and concert at
Grange hall Monday evening. NOV.
7th. given under. the ausn'cs Of the
LADIES' Circle Of the NJ r. church.
The concert was the SECOND number
Of the entertainment course being
given rere and was by the famous
Suwanee River Quartet. All the seats
End standing room back into the en-
try way were taken a. an early hour
/ Many course tickets have been sold.
The proceeds for the concert tickets
and supper were So, 90. TIE next en-
tertainment will he lecture on
Wednesday evening. Dec. It'll by
Lieut.. i. Dunton Sharman. a man ~
I wide experience as psychologist.
teacher. soldier. etc. as well as Ice
turer in L. s. Canada ana England.
The fou..n and last rDlnper of the
entertainment course Will he by The
Twins" o. Thursday evening. Jan.
5th. One " tho features Or their pro-
gram is a sketch called The Mid
night Fantasy" in which the old
fashioned girl and the modern girl
step forth from picture frames IN
swap personalities and ~ present old
fashioned and modern songs empha-
sizing Of course how times have
changed since grandmother was a
girl. In addition they offer imper-
sonations in costume Of Italian and
French peasants. pisnolognes. uku-
lele songs. children's songs and i'm
presentations.
Mrs. Mary +. Carson and Mrs. Rose
Gle left town Tuesday morning. NOV.
6th. Tor Boston where they VIII re-
main with friends till Friday. NOV.
18th, when they with Miss Trask will
start Tor Los Angeles. cai.
Mrs SmaIley who recently sold her
farm home has with her son and
daughter taken rooms in the rent OF
II. r. Sedglcy. Miss Mary Smalley is
teaching the school in Mt. Vernon
near the home Of earle Jacobs.
William J. Mccarthy Of Pittsfeld
Mass. is with his family IN town 70.
awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brann have
returned from New York whore they
were called by the sickness and death
OF Mrs Brann's brother. They
brought home with them their little
niece. Gladys Mayberry. who Will
stay with them for the present.
Mrs. a. W. Milliken. who has been
visiting her granddaughter. Mrs. e.
]. Bates of Winthrop, has returned to
the home of her son. Dr.. J. S. Mill
ken.
Rev. Mr.. Rich Of West kennebunk
| is to act as pastor for the NJ. +.
church at kcnt's Hill and Readfeld
Corner for the remainder of this con-
ference year. His family will move
into the parsonage on kent's Hill in
about two weeks, after some repairs
are completed there.
Installation Of officers, Lafayette
Lodge, +. az A. NJ, took place in
Grange hall Saturday evening, Oct.
29th. Mrs. Charles j. Cole of kent'S
Hill is to entertain the ladies Of both
the kents Hill and Rcadtield Corner
Ladies Circle at an all day meeting
Wednesday. Nov 9th.
Cecil Frecr, Jr., Of West Mt. Yer
non injured his foot about seven
weeks ago Thursday. Nov. Ord DR..
~ s. Mllliken. his ply stefan. called
Dr.. John Stutgis Of Auburn to oper-
ate on the foot. 1t is now getting
along well.
DEPOT-Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Scrioner of Augusta visited Mrs.
Mary Gordon. Mrs. Scribner's aunt,
and other relatives here. last week.
Mrs. Earl Wells and daughter Bar
bara of Lowell Mass. were recent
overnight guests Of Mrs. Nellie
Bickford. who is a niece OF Mrs.
Wells, and returned to Winthrop on
business next day.
Mrs. Annie Wheeler of Waterville
is guest at the home Of her broth
or. Readneid was the birthplace CT
Mrs. Wheeler and the home of her
girlhood.
Nelson T. Gordon has returned
from Winnipeg. anitoba. where he
vas very successful in settling tie
estate OF the late DR.. Pike.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucius Barrows have
moved to their Augusta home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Atkinson
and Miss Ruby Hammond were
Sunday callers at the home of Thad-
deus Hammond
Miss Marie +. AdelI. who had
been visiting in Everett, Mass. re-
turned home last week.
The Ladies' Aid met for an all
day session Thursday at the summer
home OF Mr. and Mrs +. L. Town
send, Lakeside. Twenty persons
were present and everything went
smoothly. All enjoyed the pleasant
morning hour and no less the hours
tor work. az they felt in that way