Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-07-17

have arrived at their old home for tn
summer.
Willie Colby is on the sick list unde
the care of DR.. H. L. Johnson.
EAST WINTHROP.
Capt. Rowe of the steamer Cobbosse,
has moved into Mrs. L. p. Hersey':
house.
Mrs. L. CT. Morse of Augusta. c. A
Webster of Bangor, and L. A. Sylveste
of Boston, are at Cobbossee Farm.
a horse owned by A. S. Holt got on
of his feet cut so badly in a mowiIt:
machine, Tuesday, that the animal has
to be killed.
John White and Charlie McNamar:
of Augusta, are passing a few day.
camping at the lake, on Cobbosse
Farm
MT VERNON.
Rev. II NJ. burlington of the Baptis
church, baptised six persons, one gen
tlenan and five ladies', Sunday after
noon. The baptism occurred on tn
shores of Flying Pond on the farm o
Emery l.. Bean. This is q beautiful
place for this ceremony. The day wa
beautiful and the scene very impress
sive.
Mrs. Edwin Stevens died very sud
denly, Friday, of heart disease. He
age was "A years. Mrs. Stevens haC
been in poor health for many years
and seldom went from her home. I
husband and two daughters. Mrs. Edn;
Fish and Miss Emiline Stevens mourn
her death.
Of Jessie and Mrs. Sarah Patterson o
Washington, D. c., arrived in town Il
spend the summer months, Friday
They will reside at the Old homestead
Frank Dotten of Columbus. Ohio. i:
making his sister, Mrs. Shaw, visit
He comes once in two years. He ha!
served as an engineer on one of th'
roads out of that city for many years
Mr.. Dotten is always a welcome visito
at Mt. Vernon.
Prof. Warren II. Foss and famil.
have arrived in town to spend his va
cation. Prof. Foss gave q history 0
Colby College ami the Baptist Schools
in Maine, in the Baptist church, Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton of Lawrence
Mass, have arrived in town as guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Davis.
Ray G. Pomeroy went to Oh
Orchard, Saturday, to work for tn
summer.
The entertainment given by tn
school children under the charge o
Miss Nellie L. Butler. July Sd, will b
repeated on July 18th. This was ;
fine exhibition.
Will Tuck and a friend went bacl
to Haverhill, Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Tuck and daughter, Eliza
beth, are expected in town on Tues
day evening. Mrs. Tuck is a resi-
dent of Haverhill, Mass, and formerl
resided in Mt. Vernon.
NORTH WAYNE.
Edgar White with a friend fror
| Hopedale, Mass, is spending a feN
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Natha
| Davis.
Mrs. George BoyntOn and daughte
| Mildred are in Oakland for a few days
Albert Abbott, who has been visit
|
| ing at Mrs Ella Comners', returned t
| his work in Boston, Saturday.
| Mrs. Jennie Hayden and little so
| from Skowhegan, spent few day:
| last week, with her sister, Mrs. Arthu
Smith.
| Mrs. Williston Jennings with he
| granddaughter Gladys is visiting he
| daughter, Mrs. Sharlie Hall in Lewis
| ton.
| Jose Taylor, who has been attendin
school at Middletown, Conn, for som
| time and recently graduated, returne
| to his home here, last week.
| Miss Maud Foss, who has been visit
| ing in Oakland for the past week, re
turned. Friday.
c NJ. Stevens saw a fine deer in til
| road short distance from kents Hill
| tame.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
| A meeting of the committee on maR
| ing arrangements for the coming re
| union of the students of Litchfel
| Academy has been held. 1t is under
| stood that Hon. John Day Smith {
| Minneapolis. has been invited to giy
| the Grafton. subcommittee have bee
appointed and preparations are
| progress for making the day pleasar
| one for all who attend the meeting.
Emery Baker is at home from Ar
gusta for a few days visit with hi
| family.
Miss Kitty Kendrick is visiting rela
| tives in Lewiston.
The Ladies' Home Circle met at Mrs
| Frank Smiths, Wednesday afternoon
| and reorganieZd. The following officer
| were chosen: Pres, Mrs. f. A. Har
low: vice pres, Mrs. A. Earle; sec
| Mrs. Alice Buker; treas, Mrs. A. |
| Smith: executive committee, Mrs. Ad
| die Kenerson. The society will 500
hold an apron sale, the proceeds q
| which will be used in improving the in
terror of the church building.
| Walter Earle, who has been in Yer
| poor health for year, has so far re
covered as to be able to ride to hi
| fathers, q distance of about a mile
where he will visit for few days.
WEST GARDINER.
Mrs. Jane Campbell of Lewiston. i
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