Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-29
KENNEBEC.
MT. VERNON.

The cyrus Williams Post g. A. H.. No.
III. of Mt. Vernon and vicinity. as
s"mblcd at the hall, sabbath morning,
and marched To the Baptist church,
/ whore a lifting sermon WAS preached
! from these words; "kemcmbc- tho
\ days of Old" Dcut. xSxii: :. There
were about - of the veterans out.
among them. Thomas :. Hopkins. Esq.
of Washington. II. 6. They were led
Ivy Capt, John L. carson. formerly OF
the lst Maine Cavalry. Rev. Henry
NJ. burlington preached very clo-
qucnt and interesting discourse and
/ the whole congregation was very much
pleased. We heard nothing but words
Of 'ccumcndation on all sides. The
day was perfect and the house filed
to OVERLOOKING The ranks OF the
veteran are thinning out but they
hold on well for So years after the
close of the war; The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers.
i Geo. l.. Tyler had dispatch from
Tampa, Fla, last week. saying that his
son Austen WAS sick in that city. The
son is travelling salesman in the
South. He has since had 4 dispatch
that lie is improving.
John Fairbanks has bought the small
house of William r. Morrill, and will
soon move into it. Milton Foss will
move into the Ecnt house. as soon as
Mr.. Fairbanks moves out.
Jarvis l.. Tyler was at his home
Sunday.
Ray +. Pomeroy y of Lewiston. is
, visiting friends in town.
Eben Leighton has gone to visit his
sister. who is very i'll in Dixmont, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren +. DolloG of New
Sharon, spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon.
W. y. Reed who dropped some
whitewash into his left eye. is suffer
ihG from very bad inflammation in
, that optic.
w. NJ. Tyler sold his horse to Samuel
Meadcr. last Saturday.
The County Missionary Society will
meet with the Mt. Vernon church.
June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas OF Farm
ington. visited friends in town.
Sunday.
CHURCH HILL.
OsEood Crawford lost valuable
LOW ltSt Wctk.
The annual repairs to the roads in
this section were commenced last
Monday.
Geo. Prescott IS able to be out after
having been confined 10 his home for
several weeks by sickness.
Miss Elizabeth Church has so far re-
covered from her recent illness as to
be able to return to her home.
Miss Jennie Moore made a short
visit at the home of Mrs. A. y. Spauld-
ing the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Young of Halo
we'll were in tie place last week.
John Church is doing quite an OK
tensive business saving shingles at the
present time.
the Hill. Sunday.
j.. +. Stackpolc reports great rush
of business in painting and paper
hanging.
There viii DO meeting at the chapel
on church Hill at O'Clock. Sunday.
Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Grimshaw.
Charles Moshcr planted a large piece
H..
VICTOR.
a little daughter came to the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cottlc, May IA.
Miss Comfort Twiss. who spent more
than year at Hubbard Roberts, is
very i'll at her home in Watcrtown,
Conn.
Albert Knowles has painted his
house.
Robert True has sold out his store
at Manchester Forks. to Henry Cum
mings and Gustus Bowman.
NORTH WAYNE
Elmer Davis is at his home on a
visit from His work in Boston,
Edgar White of Hopedale. Mass. is
visiting friends here.
john Sp!l!er. a former North Wayne