Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22

mixed voices from Whitetield, rendered sew
eral sels ctions. She is survived by her hus-
band, son and daughter and large circle of
friends to mourn her loss The interment
took place in the cemetery in this TOWN.
Mr. Gorham Jewett of Randolph, was in
town on Thursday last There is rumor
that the Friendly Greeting Society will
resume its meetings before long.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
j. W. Starbird of Lewiston, spent Sun
day In town.-Miss Mary Larrabee of Bos
ton. who has been spending some months
with her aunt, Mrs. Myra Smith, expects
to return home this week. She is in very
poor health.-Mrs. Wakefield, who has
been spending the summer here with her
sister, Mrs. Thurston Smith, has gone to
Boston to spend the winter with Mr. and
Mrs. James Lincoln.-Mrs. Lizzie Bubier
has been quite sick-Rev. James Rich
mond, Mr.. job Morrill, and wife, Mrs
Alexander, Mrs Kendrick Miss Hannah
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Smith
attended the State Sunday school copven-
ton at Winthrop.-Mr. Joseph j. Perry
has gone to Hopedale, Mass. Mr.. Robert
Niles has gone to West Hanover, Mass,
to work-Chas. Bosworth is stopping at
home for a few weeks -Thos Holmes,
Esq, has been confined to the house the
past few days by sickness Most of the
schools in town closed, Friday The
Waterman school commenced, Monday.
The house has been receiving extensive
repairs and new seats have been put in.
The house at the Mills has also been re-
paired and furnished with new seats
FAYETTE.
A. A. Campbell has bought the place
formerly occupied by Columbus Erskinc
and George Adams of North Wayne, has
moved into the house.-R. G. Knowles
has his new house up and roof shingled. -
Mrs. George Underwood has been quite
sick for the past few days Nj T. Jones
has sold his Tuck place. and Il family
has moved in-The patrons of the Liver
more Falls Creamery received 81 cents
per pound for their September butter.
Game is quite plenty.
MT. VERNON.
We are informed that Charles Dolloff
has bought the John Williams house Of
Hiram Smith and will move into the vii.
lage. Poor health of himself and wife
compel5 him to leave his farm. Oliver
Morrill, is failing ard his friends are very
anxious about him. William f.
Carson is visiting friends in Lynn, Boston
and New Hampshire. She expects to re-
turn this week-Eugene and Maurice
rrask will go to Boston, this w.ek.-Most
of our schools will close, next week. The
village school has purchased flag and
will erect flagstaff, this week. The flag
fs fna+
preached last Sunday, for the first time for
several months.-Our telephone Is in
working order now to Vienna-N. Corey
Leighton has gone to Rhode Island to
work at his trade for the winter.
READFIELD.
We are still calling for rain in this sec
ton. for wells and streams are very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and son of Everett.
Mass, aru spending week at the Foggs'
Nellie Fogg has returned to New York.
Mrs. Wallace, a missionary from Africa.
where the last five years of her life have
been spent, occupied the desk at the chapel
here, Sunday forenoon, and told in a
simple but effective way the story of her
life and the needs Of the people there.-Dr.
j. L. Croker was called to see Mr.. O.
Norcross of this village, Saturday last
Mrs. X. johnson and her niece Miss r.
Cottle have gone to spend the winter in
Massachusetts,. - Massachusetts hunters
are with us for their annual shoot of
woodcocks and partridges They oc-
casionally bring down duck Other
small game is plenty here. Nellie Croker
has gone to Massachusetts to seek work
for the winter.