Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-18

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VASSALBoRo.
Mrs. William Austin returned from
Randolph, last week, where she has
been taking care Of her daughter, Mrs
Henry Cheney Of that place.
Mrs. Emily Joy Of Oakland, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Preston Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ballard Of eros:
Hill. Were in the village, Saturday
calling on relatives.
Mr.. Chas. Waldron was in the village
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Orren Snow of North Vassal-
boro, visited her sister, Mrs. Myrd
GoldthWaite, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton of New Jersey
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Myra Goldth-
waite.
Miss Mary Frye returned from Farm
ington Normal school, Friday.
Miss Fora Reed returned from Bath,
Wednesday. where she has been visit
ing her aunt.
Miss Edith Gilbert visited her home
in this place, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McFadden, for
merly residents of this town, were ii
the village, recently, calling on rela-
tivcs.
CHURCH HILL.
Miss Ella Sproul is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery were at Frank
Pcrry's, Sunday.
Gideon Hallowell is making extern
ciya roma ire m bic blIiI1inpG
John f. Church had his mill in opera
ton the past week.
d. s. Young has finished the founda-
ton of the Allen building.
Wesley Cooley visited his brother il
Bingham. last week.
Frank Pholan is hauling pine lumbei
for John +. Church.
Thomas Ruth has opened a granite
quarry for Smith e Clark on the Yves
side Of the river.
Chas. 7. Mosher and Amos Cunning
ham are hauling logs to Church's mil
for Purinton Bros.
BRANCH MILLS.
a delegation of twenty-five from
here attended the Sunday school con-
ventiOn last Saturday, at China VII
lagc, which WAS an enjoyable occasion.
Kenncbcc County Pomona which
| convened with Branch Mills Grange,
June II, had an attendance Of $50.
Postmaster ?. S. Worthing went to
| Burnham, Thursday, 70 attend the
funeral Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. VIII
helmina Hancock.
John Richardson of Bangor, is visit
| ing his nephew, Edmund Bragg.
Fred Haskell is at work for Chas.
| Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall have been spend
| ing Il week with her brother in Belfast.
| George ~ Worthing is having his
| house repaired and painted. George F..
| Worthing is also having repairs made
on his house.
| Martin Worthing and daughter, Ma
| bel, have returned from the West.
NORTH vASSALBORO.
| The remains of Mrs. Sarah Shorey
| of Lynn, were brought to Vassalboro
| Friday. and buried in the family lot in
the Nichols yard. Mrs. Shorey was
| the daughter of Nj. and Mrs. J. War
| rem Starkey, lifelong residents of this
| town, where she was born and lived
until her marriage. The Immediate
cause of her death was pneumonia fol-
| lowing child birth. She is survived by
a husband and three daughters, the
| youngest four weeks old. a sister and
| two brothers. Her age was 40 years
and 20 days. The floral offerings We're
many and beautiful. Prayer was Of
fered at the grave by Rev. 3. G. Sea-
boyer.
| Memorial Sunday. June Is, of the
Knights of the Maecabees, was OBJ
| served here by Valley Tent, No. II
| which attended services at the NJ. f
church in a body. A very interesting
and appropriate address was delivered
by the pastor. Rev. b. G. Seaboyer.
Ezra T. Weber met with severe
accident, last week. by his hani com
ing in contact with the circular saw
in the machine shop at the wooleT
mill. A very bad flesh wound was tht
result. However, no bones or cord: