Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-10
kENNEBEC.
CHURCH HILL.


cd from the Isle of Springs.
G. f. Later was on the HILL Wclncs-
day.
Andrew n. Pierce visited his aunt
in Westbrook. last week.
Charles Batchelder called on friends
here, Tuesday.
Fred Casey of Livermore Falls, was
AT home the Fourth.
Mrs. Gideon Hallowell spent n few
days in town with friends. last week
Miss Clara A. Bennett was in Halo
well. Friday. visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Webster and
children and Miss Webster were on the
Hill. Sunday.
Bert l.. Foster returned to Boston.
Monday. Mrs. Foster will remain until
September.
The service next Sunday. will be at 8
p. NJ. This will be the stated hour here
after.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hallowell visit
cd the formers parents in jefferson,
Thursday.
Ira Fl. Foster was at home. Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gilbert of Vas
salhoro. spent Sunday with relatives.
VIM. Ward is at home on vacation.
Hisler and Choate the new contract
ors on the mail route from Weeks Mills
to Augusta. appeared. July L. with u
handsome now turnout.
Last Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Hallowell received their
friends at the home OF the brides par
,nts. Mi. and Mrs. Amos cunning
HI. NJ. About IS were present. Thc time
was passed in music and games. Dur
ing tn" evening refreshments were
served. The bride rc, civcd many hand
Stme presents.
LITcHFlt.Lp rLAINS.
\ quiet Fourth at tho Plains.
Rev. ana Mrs |. Y. Mayo Of West
Pennington. were the guests Of Mr..
ana Mrs. a. Roberts. Thursday night.
They were on route to Ronthbay. where
Mr. May" has accepted i pastoratc
Mrs. Elmer Shorcy and Miss Lila
Smith of Chicago Ill, were among the
arrivals Of Tuesday
a large company Was in attendance
AT the church circle held at Mrs. Alic"
Narncys Friday evening.
Mrs. LuckinhA,h hla gone ~ Har
H;rb"r for q few weeks.
MT VERNON
Nj CHARLES pollon. an IA nnd re-
spectcd citizen of this town. died very
suddenly July ), aged 50 years, :
months Mr.. Dnlloff had been very
feeble for two years ana recently had
hrcu very sick. but had rallied ana
was about the house. He was 4 mem
brr of several orders odd Fellows.
Giand Army Post ana 4. Q. L. W. His
funeral took place. Sunday. at til"
BAPTIST church. Ilc was buried under
til. direction rf the odd Fellows. The
attendance WAS Very large. I1c was
buried il the family lot in the ';can
cemetery. \ wife. two brothers ANA
cnc sister survive him.
Miss Myrtle +. Robinson returned to
Massachusetts. Tuesday.
j. w Allen has gone to New Sharon
to assist his brother in cutting his
hay.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. North have ar
rived to occupy their cottage.
Help is very scarce on the farm and
in doors.
Or Carr of Brockton. Mass, is visit
ing friends here
Mrs. Rand of Boston, is visiting
Mrs. 3. F. Butler
Mrs. Bert Perkins of Rutland, Vt,
is visiting her grandparents.
Wallace b. Waite of Worcester
Mass, is visiting friends here.
MONMOUTH
Mrs. Rambo and two children OF Zan-
esviIle Ohio. are spending the summer
Ham.
The Clifford House is occupied by Mrs;
Ramsdell and daughter. Mrs. Young and
children. of New York City for the
season. Mrs. Clifford and Miss Clinord are
in Des MoineS, Iowa.
Mrs. Shorey is in Auburn for several
weeks.
Mrs. Morse and Miss Mildred. Of Dos-
ton have arrived for the season. atso
Mrs VIM G. Moore and Miss A.ice. "i
Milwaukee.
4 large crowd was in town the Fourth
throughout the day. \ program of con
siderable interest was enjoyed inciudihs
parade. races. bal! game. drama. bail ana
fireworks. The dinner served by the cor
pregational society netted big sum a
did also the supper served by the Meth
dist society The Library Association
served ices. cake and other refreshmen,
throughout the day and evening on Gums
ton Hall grounds. and are gratified at the
receipts. which will enable them to p'f'
chase new books.
News was read in this village this week
2ana"yiI,a O. tne sn'1et Ohio Mr.. Ham was forme
Monmouth man of the respected famii
If that name living on the Ridge II
earlier years He E, " was 5, brother an OF 'o''
Tho Methodist church is undergoing eA'
,ns;,a ranairs The church services arc
at present held in Cumston hall
p. Crossman of Portland, is in Tow
far 4 few days. He has just returned
from Buffalo.
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