Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-24

Ao4He from Charleston. DR..
LOOK IN company with E. G. Lord and
a. "A: Dority Of Charleston, went on a
hunting trip near Camp Benson. E. G.
Lord, gentleman past 70 years of
age, shot a very large bull moose. it
taxing three days to get it out to the
railroad. The weight of the moose
was over 600 pounds. The party also
killed three deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning of Charles
Guy Iowa, were the guests Of DR.. and
MIS-. COOK, the past week. Mr.. Dun
nlng Is a cattle breeder of the Aber-
deem Angus breed and also a breeder
OF draft horses.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Inc monthly meeting of the Friends
occurred. Tuesday. There was the
usual attendance.
me regular session of Vassalboro
orange was held, Tuesday evening.
Inc number of members present was
small on account of the storm.
The water in the lake is very low and
uniess there are heavy rains before
the ground freezes there will be a
water famine.
"A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Coombs called on them,
Monday evening, to express their kind
Wlshes and leave substantial remem-
ORANGES. Refreshments We're served
ana the evening passed very pleas
antiy The happy couple left, Tues
day, FOR their home in Boothbay. .
Mrs. Etherlinda Denico, who recently
II !, hi hoc
ously i'll, but at the present writing is
much more comfortable.
William Priest, an aged citizen of
the town, has been on the sick list, the
past few days.
Ernest r. Priest and Miss Florence
Priest attended 1.-The County Fair at
Waterville, Wednesday, evening.
/ Ira Getchell of Winslow, was in town,
the past week, on business.
The ladies Of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society will hold their an
nual sale of useful and fancy articles,
the second week in December. All who
are interested are invited to contribute
articles for the sale. Refreshments
will be served.
Several of the young people of the
village went to the Colby Glee Club
concert given at Oak Grove Seminary,
Friday evening.
John Cook called on friends, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Stafford passed Sunday
with relatives at the Revere House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Pease of Water
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Bragg, Sunday.
The W., w. & F. r. r. makes it pos
sible for many of Waterville's citizens
to visit friends here for the day.
H. A. Priest spent a few hours at
his Office, Saturday, the first for sew
| eral weeks.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mrs. Jennie (Jones) Wiley formerly
of this village, died in Chicago. ILL.,, Nov
IA. She was the youngest daughter of
the late Stephen and Rachel Jones. A
husband, one son, Edward. three broth
ers, Rev. A. H. Jones of China, Warren
Jones Of Union and Benz. Jones of
| Portland, survive her. She was a
sweet Christian lady dearly loved by
all her friends. Her age about IS
years..
| Stanley w. Powell of South Liberty,
is at work for Augustus Tobey.
Thomas Dinsmore had his favorite
pony Britt killed. last Thursday. All
| will miss Mr. Dinsmore going his
| usual rounds on old Britt. Riley Parks
| also had one killed. They were both
quite venerable animals.
rr..a.s4 ,;~1.h,.~, r,a,o~
| and Dr. M. NJ. Small went to Water
vile to a Masonic convention, Friday.
Gralia Parmeter spent few days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Osgood of Palermo, last week.
Charles f. and VIM. NJ. Dove went
| to Augusta, Saturday, on business.
Arthur Philips is visiting his brother
Chas. Philips.
Alton Doe of Massachusetts, is at
| the home of his son, Frank Doe.
Eula Worthing came home, Tuesday
evening, for a visit of a few days.
Charles Seekins and daughter Hat
| tie of China, moved from the Palmer
house, Nov. 10, to one owned by Edison
Worthing in Palermo. This makes four
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goth of June.
Ethel Tibbetts of East Palermo, is at
work for Mrs. w. M. Dinsmore.
Mrs Anna Toby and son Willie of
East Palermo, were in the village,
Wednesday.
Wesley Nelson of Palermo, laid
hard wood floor in s. G. Parmeter's
kitchen, last week.
Reuel Balcom arrived home from
Newport, Saturday evening. Mr. Bal
com has been doing some painting
there.
Rev. Mr.. Leach of China, occupied
the pulpit, Sunday.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffrey of Som
ervilIe, Mass, brought the remains of
their infant daughter here. Monday
afternoon. Private funeral, Tuesday
80 N.Y. Jafforv'S mothers residence,