Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
READFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed have re-
turned from Springfield where thew
attended the fair.
The Pride of the Fair. without a
doubt. Wednesday at Readfield will
be the new Jewett coach which will
be displayed then by Harry T. Jose
of Augusta.
c. e. Brisbin at Readfeld is offer
ing a special sale price on tea and
coffee this week. which should ap-
peal to the thrifty housewife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morgan left
Monday for Florida where they in
tend to pass the winter.
If you are going to paint the
house or the barn this fall, take a
look at the paint stock of B. c. Wells
at Readfield. He is closing out his
stock and is advertising some good
buys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Perkins Of La
coma, N. H, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Fogg's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Fogg.
Now that mince pie time is COM
ing around, don't fail to read the ad
in which F. I. Brown of Readfield
offers special prices on raisins. And
why go cold. when Mr.. Brown is
offering special inducement to buy
mittens and automobile robes?
Clyde Wilson of Portland visited
his father, A. H. Wilson last week.
Everything that is new and eff
cient in the radio world will be
shown by the Waterville Motor Co.
at Readfield fair. Also observe their
line of Mohawk tires.
Thomas Flint Manter of Caribou
was a guest of his cousins. G. W,
and NJ. w. Manter recently.
While Readfield fair patrons are
thinking about automobiles they will
find their time well spent in observ-
ing the new models of the Packard
and the Nash cars, shown by Wad.
leigh Motor Co. at Waterville and
Augusta.
Mrs. Sarah Spaulding is visiting
her son in Stoughton. Mass.
Hussey Hardware Co. at Augusta
Is a pretty safe place to go these
days to complete the hunting equip
ment. If there is anything that yot
need, now that hunting time is draw
ing near, call at Hussey's on Ban
gor street and they'll supply the
need.
Alpha Handrahan is at the home
of r. A. Brann for time.
The next time you stop at At.
woods store at Manchester. Mrs
Lady of the House, don't fail to see
the new line of Barmon dresses
which is being shown there.
EAST-On Thursday, Mrs. Ida
Morrill, delightfully."- entertained the
L. S. c., at an all day meeting
Seventeen members, one visitor and
q goodly number of younger ones
we're present. A bounteous dinner
consisting of beans. cold meat
salads. bread, cake, doughnuts, pies
and other dainties was served a,
noon. A satisfactory amount OF
need,ewoHk was completed during
tho dav. followed by the business
session. The next meeting will be
held with Alice Dudley In TWO
weeks.
How much am I offered? II you
want a chance to make your dollars
60 the longest way, don't fail to at
tend the auction sale of ThurSday
forenoon.
Miss Marcia Young of Augusta
was a guest Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Mace.
Friends of Mrs. w. T. Mace VINO
has been Ill are glad to hear she Is
better.
Miss Dorothy Keirstead was
week end guest at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Roy Mace.
Miss Hazel Trask passed the week
end at the home in Sidney. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gordon OF
Iiyermore Falls were Sunday guests
If the Misses Annie and Emma Cor
don.
The T.. S. C. was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Ida Morrill,. Next meeting
will be held with Mrs. L. Q. Dudley.
Almont Dudley has gone to MAS
sachusetts where he mas employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKinnon mo
tored to Strong Sunday where they
were guests Of relatives.