Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-19
Mrs. Annie Raymond

Mrs. Annie v. Raymond, widow OF
the late Lory, Raymond, died at her
home in this village Friday evening,
| Oct. IA, at the age OF rs years. Mrs
Raymond has resided in Readfield
| nearly 40 years and has gained a
large place In the regard and conf
dence of neighbors and friends by
her DEVOTION as a mother. and the
struggle she has made to rear worth
| lily her family Of four sons and three
daughters. Her funeral was held on
Monday. Oct. IL.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Frost closed
! their beautiful summer home, "Ar-
row Head Lodge" at the head of
Lake Marana.cook Monday, Oct. II
and started for their New York
home In their Packard touring car.
They planned stopping in Boston for
a short visit.
George Lee was in Lewiston on
business Monday. &
E. T. Clifford Of Winthrop was a
caller in town Monday.
Friends of Rev. and Mrs. julius
Pfieffer regret that they are soon TO
leave this town for their former
home in Indiana. Rev. Mr.. Pfieffer
| has been pastor at the Methodist
churches at Kents Hill and Readfield
Corner this year, but circumstances
have led him to resign his church
work here. Mrs. Pfieffer Is still UNI.
der treatment at the Central Maine
General hospital at Lewiston where
she underwent an operation some
weeks ago. t,:r7
Mrs. Charlotte Stevens having
rented her farm home to Mr.. Kelly
of Belgrade Lakes, who is engaged
IN working on the new Masonic
building has moved into her village
hame recently purchased Of Charles
Daley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd and their eld-
est son are taking an automobile
trip TO AroOstook county. Mrs.
Boyd's former,heme. Mrs. Cornelius
Hunton Is keeping house at the Boyd
home during their absence.
The second entertainment of the
course OF the White Entertainment
Bureau" will be given in Grange hall
Nov. and will be preceded bv q
harvest supper in Grange dining hall
from q to 7.30 on this date. furnished
by the ladies Of the Methodist IA
dles' Aid Of Readtield Corner.
Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins passed
sunday as the guest of Mrs. Flora
Hopkins.
Several people from Readfield in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raymond
and Mrs. Minnie Green are empIoved
IN the apple canning factory in Win
throp. going, to and from work each
day In Mr.. Rayrnond's auto.
Inc WOmen's division of the Read
ileid Farm Bureau will hold an-all-
day meeting at the Grange hall. Sat
urday, Oct. %. The subject which
VIII be taken up at this meeting is
Household Management" Members
VIII please bring lunch as usual.
Readfield Grange met in regular
session Saturday evening, Oct. Is. il
being Patrons night. The following
ofncers we're in the chairs: Alvin c.
Russell, Master; Charles A. Collins.
oversee NJ. j. Hartman, Lecturer:
STANLEY Hight, Steward; Fl. Porter
Trefethern, Asst. Steward: Costello
Weston, Chaplain; Fred A. Walker.
Secretary; f. A. Turner, Gate Keep
er; Ernest Pearl. Ceres; Roy C. Giles
Pomona; George w. Love, Flora: III
RUNNER Wood, Lady Assistant
steward. The speaker of the eve
ming was ex-senator Babb, his talk
being much enjoyed by all. A piano
solo by Cecil G. Freer and singing of
the Readfield Grange song were In
Guided in the program.
DEPOT-The Ladies' Aid met at
| the home of Mrs. EstelIe Dudley on
Thursday when an all day session
was held, it being the first of the
season. Among the articles worked
upon were large quantity of aprons
! AT noon delicious picnic dinner was
served. during which the subject OF
conversation was largely the Range
ley Lake region as some Of the ladies
had been there during the summer
months. After dinner the business
meeting was in order, then work re-
sumed at its close. Among those
present as guests were Miss Rather
Inc Kelley, of Quincy. Mass. Mrs
Cleveland and Mrs. Bertha Gordon
Of East Readfield.
l. Mr. and Mrs r. w Brown a cron,