Daily Kennebec journal., 1923-10-30
MANCHESTER

The Community club will meet
with Mrs. William Welch on Thurs
day of this week.
Mrs. Charles Moore is making a
short visit. in Boston, returning with
her brothers family, who had been
here for the past week.
The Farm Bureau was well repre-
sented by members from this vicin-
ity at the annual meeting on Thurs
day. Among those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hawkes. and
Elliott Hawkes.. the family of Wesley
Farr and Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins.
Laurice Fuller passed last week
with A. f. Farr, who is building some
temporary buildings for his cattle as
well as hen houses for his large flock
of poultry.
The passing of Russell Richardson
was quite sudden and unexpected al
though he had been seriously i'll for
some months. Much sympathy is
felt for the family as there are sew
eral young children.
Miss Christie Daley, who has been
in Waterville for some time is at her
home on a visit
Wesley and Alton Farr, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Daley and George Sleeper
attended the funeral of Russell Rich
ardson in Hallowell on Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Devall is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Annie Emery at the Lake
house.
Preston Mason, who has employ
ment near Gardiner, was at home
over the weekend.
Miss Lillian Hopkins attended the
teachers convention in Portland.
Leigh Hopkins has employment in
Winthrop for the winter on the
Bailey farms.
severely is able to be out and about
his duties.
Mrs. A. E. Benson went to Augusta
last week for treatment of her foot.
having stuck a nail in it, but is
much improved.
Elmer Merrill is on a hunting trim
to the Caratunk region for a week.
Mrs. Elmer Merrill and two children
passed Sunday at the home of her
father, William Smith, in West Car
diner.
Charles Smart recently injured his
arm severely while at work in Au-
gusta, but is now at his home here.
with William Seekins.
Miss Nellie Robinson visited in
Greene and Winthrop over the week
end.
William Howard, who has been at
Old Orchard during the summer. was
a recent visitor here with his son
Arthur. So"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe wass were week.
Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear visited in Hal
lowell on Sunday,
THE FORKS-Charles Cumminxs
OF winthrop who has purchased sew
eral lots or hay is having it pressed
- "A ere" OF nVe men are on the Job t
the Pope place at the present time.
Hiram Hayes went Saturday night
10 Gardiner but will return on Mon
day morning
A. W. Hartung went SUNDAY night
to Lewiston. N'eht
rev. l. Warren Hawkes. and b;s
SISTER, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkes.. were
suests sunday of Mr.. and Mrs, Will ,
ram Blossom at the Charles S. Pope
Place on the Readf1eld road.
me Friends Quarterly meeting
VII pe held at Winthrop Center
SATURDAY and Sunday, Nov, "a.
Fl, Triehos OF Miss Marjorie Lenfest
VIII be pleased to hear of her timer /
ary as it progresses. California =.
ner goal but many places will be vis.
lteo on the way. After leaving Neyy |
YORK City the first important sion |
Miss Lenfest made was at Chica~np
where she was the guest for thee /
days OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur r. Enoe
erson at the splendid new hotel. Win
oemere, OF which Mr.. Emerson 60
proprietor. In connection with th;s
MISS Lenfest had the privilege anS
sa tisfaction of good bit Of sirht
seeing about the city. 1t will he ra
membered that Mr.. Emerson ~
formerly proprietor of the Auensta mas
Mrs. Charles s. Pope left rhrrs
day Tor Cuba, where she will he To-
GATED Tor about month. From Cuh.
sne plans to go to Orland, Fla. whara
sne VIII pass the winter with S;.
ter, who will also be there ''S
Mr.. and Mrs. William R1os
nave moved from the Pord ~ road ~
the Pope place on the Readf,eld roaS y.
and VIII be caretakers of the nisoo
while Mrs. Pope is away.
Donald Whitman went SUNDAY r.
6ingham. He plans to return ON