Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-15
STATE NEWS.
kERMEHEC.
Mt. VERNON.

NJ J.. ' F-tL-NO N.
he VI en- farm has again been
sold NJ West Mt. Vernon TO William
Fogg II Lynn. Mass, for a summer
home.
John Fairbanks has hired the old
brick mill and Will saw out white ash
for spade handles. this winter.
Mrs. Nabelle Newth and children
have gone II Massachusetts on a visit
70 her husbands relatives.
Mrs C. w. Mansur IS Ill.
Miss Linda Nic}-crson has been i'll
several days. but is a little improved.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. HAYES OF
Ri erside. visited Mrs. Halves
father in our village over Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah +. Morse. who has been
II. sn many years died at the home Of
Emma c. Glidden in Belgrade, on
NOV. 6. aged Y years. The immediate
cauoe Of Ter death was paralysis OF
he brain and heart. She was stricken
Sunday a ternCon, and died Tuesday
evening. Her funeral occurred Fri
day Rev. u. W. Scharer OF Halo
= ell. Dictated. aesiste by Mr.. King
the ev1 gelist Mr.. John Taylor con-
Quoted ,re funeral. Good music was
furnished nv 4 Quartet insisting o.
Nr. and Mrs. I'll. Yeaton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Dudley The remains
were token to Mt. Vernon and laid be-
side those If her husband, who died in
March. 1891.
Rev II. N. Purington Of Canton.
supplied the Baptist church in Mt
favorable impression.
The illage school closed last Friday.
EAST vASSALBORO.
Tuesday evening. vassalboro Gra~ge
ai start-ne a build nE fund. The rIma
D1wo Ea~t' was given in ve-y pleas
": nln9er Thu hall was croY d. 50
tia. oaroely standing room remained
lone made confectionery ire or a-n and
cake ard fancy articles VIZ on sa e. TIL
orchestra f-or, +o-th Va +salnoro fur
r.-'."i music through .hn everinz. The
II trnN.- az seeds n squash VT
= .-os=.d .. o. a75 " lie Coo-lb u $ d
.a. ..t. mr"f anG received amp
3 r'-..,r. -r 'lat lu1 o~e by G -4.
Gates. lhe weight If AXE Mas u sscl
BY Mr.. Lord ana Mr.. Apple on ot North
'aeea'hnrr Trt m ea-e a.ter "a
Ing cs.,.rs " Wa $o. SaItrdl. cv-ti y
the drama VIII be played at North Vas
-altoro.
Mrs. Harriet Kitchen is having rspair
made on Ter house
f'- F-i.rie quarterly Getting was h Id
s"' ''is ani Sunday. 4 Very a &c
tendance was noticed. Rev. Alvano God
dard of Oak Grove Seminary. MI. Hall o.
China. Jedediah Earney OF Unity and AL
bert Smith or Hallowell were present
Mrs. Hannah Jenkins and Mrs Sarah
Na-ney We're the guests Of Eliza Pierce
Clarence Monk is making improvements
On his house
Edwin Taber is having his buildings
painted
John Clark recently made a "trip to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Znpha Butterde!d has returned
from visiting friends in Massachusetts.
The series OF revival meetings Is to con
time through this week at the NJ. f.
church.
Geo. Doe has been seriously III the past
week.
Miss Eta Johnston was the guest of
Mrs. Phebc Pinkhan over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson have left their
summer home and gone TO Boston for the
winter
The apple buyers are very numerous in
this vicinity and only q few lots remain
unsold. These are being held for a higher
price
MONMOUTH.
An antiquarian supper and old folks
concert are billed for Thursday evening
Nov. Is. in Cumston hail. the money OBJ
tanned to be used for new books in the
library. ine books are sent out all over
town and the library is universally APP
preciated.
Mrs. W. +. Carothers has gone to Mel
rose for the winter Mrs Norris will
Join her later.
Mr. and Mrs. BENZ. Ellis have returned
70 Auburn after several weeks stay
here.
Considerable en- husiasm is manifest d
yer the proposed electric railroad from
Augusta TO Lewiston. DR. Blake, D..
Narst0n a. J. Cunningham Joseph
Sins. 4 q. 9rnint md ct!rrs went 10
tI-Hs.a Thursday, ,D attend INV hear
La Ic!JiIre ~ tn. s-M-
Considerable work is being done IN Tho /,