Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-25

father. MIR. ID. A Wills Maurice
Fred and Lottie Roderick. are attend
ing the spring term Of school at Kent :
Hill-Clara T.. Lovejoy has also re-
turned to school Lulu Roderick re-
turned home Tuesday. from a visit To
her aunt Mrs j Gordon Of Lewiston.
Master Fred Gordon accompanied her
home-Otis Randall of DiXtield. is Wis
iting at John Roderick Elmer Davis
who is employedin the pulp min at Jay,
is at home on short Visit.-tien. CIV.
Tilden Of Hallowell, is i'm town
E,lhanan Smith lost valuable COW the
past week Very hard travelling on
the roads in consequence Of the storms.
Mt. VERNON
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah 5. Laid,
took place Sunday morning at her late
home in Mt Vernon village Her age
was 81 years. II months. Is days Mrs.
Ladd had been an honored member of
the Baptist church for many years
The funeral of Jarius Dollon was held
at the Baptist church. Sunday after
noon. 1t is seldom that two funerals
are held in one day in Mt. Vernon. Mr..
Dolloff's age was 6S years. months,
Is days. Rev. j. +. Jones attended both
funerals. -The firm of Tyler q Dolloff
are closing out their stock of goods
Mr.. Emery l.. Bean expects 10 go to
Waltham. Mass. soon. to wOrk.-No
services were held in the Methodist
church. Sunday. on account of the
funerals of Mrs Laid and Mr.
Dolloff. Warren II. Foss. senior at
Colby, is at home for a few daYs.-Miss
Evelyn Ladd came home from Nor
ridgewock To attend the funeral of her
grandmother
WAYNE.
Miss Marcena Foss. who has been
visiting her sister in Maiden. Mass, re-
turned, TucSil;. - Miss Jenn'A Bu; CESS
is visiting her sister Ms Trihuu.-
Mrs. Emily .'layic.. ana li,tnH daughter
N'H;ted friends in town thu past wee !. -
Mrs +. l.. Chenery and son Fred, VINO
have been visiting friends in Boston.
returned. Friday.-W. {, TFihou. who
went to tn Maine Central hospital to
have his leg amputated il doing nicely.
and will soon be home.-Miss Mary
True has returned from Pennington.
where she has been attending the Nor
NAL School.-James Stetson and family
have moved into the tenement formerly
occupied by Miss T. Allen.-Merle
Johnson is clerlling for Geo. Bcs-
see.-rhe case Of land flowage, Dexter
VS.. Harrington. was decided in favor of
Dexter.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. J. S. Emery is visiting friends at
Chelsea.-Harry Wade of Augusta. was
here last Saturday-T. j. Ballard is
quite sick.-Fred Wentworth who
works in the saw mill of f. L. Baker.
Just escaped what might have been a
serious accident He got against the
end of the spindle to the saw which
was making 500 revolutions a minute.
His clothes We're about all torn off He
escaped with some slight bruises.
ALBION.
There are several cases of la grippe
in town.-Fred Drake has been chosen
superintendent of schools for ga
little daughter has arrived at Chas.
Bythers, and a son. at Geo. Barnes. -
SllaS Mckeen of South Berwick.
Maine, supplied the pulpit at the
Christian church March %, and will re-
main over next Sunday.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Rev. j. w Day and daughter Grace
of East Corinth, have been visiting
James Pierce and family.-Mr. John
Clark has recently sold his farm to Mr..
Nathan Hall of Waterville.-Mrs
Dora Mower is spending "a few weeks
IN Augusta.-Master Barker Gates who
mas been critically i'll. is recovering.
Mabel Gilmore of Yer
mont, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Lord.-Miss Blanche Marshall
mas returned from visit to Sheepscot
Bridge.-AIiss Ida Burgess is VISITING.
at Mrs. Venora Lords.
WINSLOW.
AS Mr.. Day of Waterville. was driv-
ing nome from China last week. one of
ms horses was taken sick with collie
ana when near the end of WinsIow
bridge it struggled and dropped dead
Phillip Dunbar returned home from
massachusetts, last Wednesday where
ne has been visiting relatives the past
SIX weeks.-John Pooler Jr., has ex
changed his house and lot on Sand
NIL with Chas. LaFountain for the