Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-15
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MT. VERNON

kennebec.
MT. VERNON.
Rev. e. T.. Whittemore preached a
very able and interesting sermon to the
children of the Baptist church, Sunday
morning. In the evening the children
gave concert and did themselves
proud. Notwithstanding the rain the
house was full to overlooking. The
singing by the children was excellent
The song by Miss Nellie L. Butler, So
| loist, was fine.-The Sabbath schools
| of Mt. Vernon and Vienna, will hold a
Sabbath school convention with the
| North Vienna school, Thursday, June
IL. There will be picnic dinner. All
| interested are cordially invited to at
tend.-The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. III. Poole was taken very ill
| Sunday, but was a little better, Mon
day.-Warren H. Foss, A. b., is at
home on vacation. He is principal
| of the fitting school at Charleston,
Maine.-Mrs. James Carson is very low
| from paralysis. Her daughter, Mrs.
| Geo. Pray OF Lynn, Mass, came Satur-
day evening.-Mi Gertrude Hopkins
of Deering, is spending few weeks
with Mrs. Ralph Il. is good
cabbage weather, but not good for
corn.-Mrs. Arabella Knights is very i'll
| with cancer
SIDNEY.
Charles Ellis died Saturday, aged
65 years.-Mrs- Mary Clark, nee Kelley
Of New Bedford, Mass, formerly of
this town, died and was brought here
1 for burial last week.-Dennis Bowman
is sick with typhoid fever.-Mrs. Grin
| Davenport is seriously ill. as is also
Mrs. Lorin c. Robinson.-Jared S.
| Grant has returned from a trip down
| river.-Joseph Durrell is at home from
work on the drive.-Elmer Hathorn of
Boston, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Lyon.-Mrs. Dr. Daniel Driscoll
came on from Portland last week fer
a visit to Mrs. Arno Bitteus.-Your
| correspondent is requested to state
| that the Friend r. Reynolds farm has
not been sold as reported. 1t was sold
as far as talk was concerned but vert
no further.
RIVERSIDE.
Rev. D. E. French of Hampden.
| visited friends here last week.-H. r.
|
| Brown of Boston, We're in the place,
Friday-W. S. McCorrison of East
Vassalboro, was here last week buying
wool-Miss Lena Tozier of Fairfield.
passed Sunday here with Miss Florence
Morrill.-Rev Mr.. Hayden will preach
here Sunday at p. NJ, if stormy the
next pleasant Sunday.
| ALBION
Maud and Bertha Ryder are at home
for a short time.-Hattie Wentworth
| is at home on a vacation.-Quite a
| crowd attended the lawn party Tues
| day.-Dr. and Mrs. Nelson of China,
were in town, Saturday.-Fred Drake
was in Portland last week.
| NORTH VASSALBORO.
| Children's day was fttingy observed
| by both the NJ. L. Baptist churches in
| this village Sunday, June 13--1arold
| Cook is reading law in the office OF Hon
| C. f. Johnson OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Small is making extensive repairs on his
I house,-Six new tenements will be bullt
| in this village as soon as the weather VIII
allow-A floral Offering from the NJ ~
| society was sent to the tuheraI OF tle
| late Peter Williams of Boston, who was
| for a long time a member and always
| took deep interest in its work-Ell
| Bessey has opened meat market IN the
/ old Kitchen ShOp.-HIs. E'iit Ndiui ~
| who has been very seriously III IS much
| better.-4Mr f. II. Cook is having water
| piped from his well into his house.-Mr
| Charles Purinton had a severe attack OF
| sickness last week but is better at this
| writing-Mr. Geo Phillips. one OF the
Oldest residents of the village, is quite ILL.,
Lincoln.
DRESDEN MILLS.
| Mrs. Gustavus Barker died, last
Thursday. The funeral services were
held at the house, Sunday at +. NJ,
conducted by Rev. Messrs. McCallum
and Price. A very large number Of
relatives and friends were present. Mrs.
Rarker was much beloved by all who
knew her and will be greatly missed
The commencement exercises OF the
Bridge Academy will be held in the
| NJ e. church, Wednesday. at 2. NJ.
Tbe graduates are Miss Ina Blair. Ar
tbur Stilphen, Charles Stilphen, Stanley
Neserve. Ernest and Frank Cate.
WHITEFIELD
Harlan Ford, who has been teaching
in the South the past winter, mas re-
turned Arthur Clark of Cheisea,
Mass. is on visit to his old nome
bere-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Lynn,
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Manning OF
Kings Mills.-A delegation from the /.
Ia q r of Cooper's Mills and vicinity
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