Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
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NORTH WAYNE.

NORTH WAYNE.
Gilbert TAYLOR. who has been i'll foi
some time is improving.
Mrs. Ziparah Foss is selling out hei
household goods and will go to Massa-
chusetts. this week.
Farmers are selling their apples il
this vicinity for $3 per barrel. The
crop has been nearly all sold.
The scythe shops are starting NJ
and the business outlook is good foi
the coming winter.
CHINA
Orchardists report that much dam
age was done to their trees by the re-
cent storm. They seldom. If ever, saw
their trees SO loaded with snow. Many
large branches as Well as small ones
We're broken. one of the largest apple
growers states he would give $500 t'
have his trees placed where they Were
before the storm.
Large quantities Of apples are now
being shipped away.
The few days Of good shedding arr
being we'll improved by the farmers.
Hon. John a. Woodsum has just bcel
home from Boston TO put his house il
order for the winter. All are glad Il
know that a part of his family vii
be home soon. 1t will be good 70 *,
the large house open again.
Ernest Taylor whose house was Re
Gently burned has moved into Mrs
Tayior's house in the village.
The drama that was to have beer
given in @. 4. Il. hall last Saturday y
night hy members OF the WINSTON
Grange was postponed as tWo members
Of the company were showed in On tht
hunting grounds in the northern part
of The State and could not reach home
They would have been greeted by :
large house. The drama will be giver
later.
Rev. Mn Gard of Albion, is accept
ably supplying the pulpit Of the Meth
odist church.
MT. VERNON
Rev. Mr. Clark of Canton, preached
in the Baptist church, Sunday. in ex-
change with Pastor burlington.
It is expected that Rev. H. r Woo,
of China. will give two more Of his
illustrated lectures ut odd Fellow:
hall. Nov. 26 and =. He gave two
last year. which We're very much en-
ioyed.
Miss Maud Peary Of Avon. visited
friends. last week.
Mrs. Freemont j. Davis is i'll witt
tonsilitis and is quite sick.
\. T. Cram. Esq. is. sick with a colo
and bronchitis.
Oracle Wills is again i'll.
John K. Prescott is selling out hi.
stock and farming tools. and woulc
like to sell his farm. Mr.. Prescott an,
wife will reside in Augusta this win
ter, with their daughter, Mrs. Bailey.
IIr. ana Mrs. Daniel NJ. Bailey ar,
moving to Vienna village. and have
taken 4 rent in Lewis Gould's house.
Harry :. Russ is running his Gar
riage manufactory 70 its full capacity
Loren F. Dollo1. formerly II thi:
town. is sick. at His home in NeT
sharon. with acute bronchitis.
r Y. Carr is getting along with tn,
repairs on his new purchase
Mr.. Carr has bought out the grain
trade Of Geo. II. Poole.
Mrs. Bert +. F'arnham, was very il
last week with tonsilitis, but is recoy-
criEg now.
Erwin Gordon has sold his farm to q
MaesarhUsetts man. Mr.. Gordon woulC
like 70 buy on Il good road and neal
a village.
The watering tub shed at West Mt
Vernon has again been blown up. Mr
tlough would like to catch the mar
doing that thing. 1t is understood {
certain young man drove up to tn,
tub. last week, about midnight to wa
ter his horse when 4 pistol shot WAS
fred at him. 1t is supposed that som,
one thought he was going to blow the
shed up again.
WAYNE.
The infant daughter OF Nj. and Mrs
ElNood Jcpson died. Friday. Services
We're held at the house Sunday, tht
itev. Mr.. kimball officiating
Mrs. Euphrasia Dexter, who ha,
been visiting her sister in Auburn ha:
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Wright. Wh,
have been visiting in Boston and vicin
ity. returned. Saturday.
Monday evening the Epworth Leagu,
held Il Poverty social at the nome o
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Mouton Mis-
Annie Wing and Carl Nerrill receiv-,
prizes for being the most tattered an,
torn. Fines We're imposed for gum
chewing. also for wearing jewelry o
Sold-bowed glasses.
Mrs. Walker, who has been visiting
IN town. has returned to her home il
Livermoye.
Mrs. Chenery Of I.iver,nore i yisit
ing her son. DR.. r l.. Chenery.