Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-22
KENNEBEC.
MT. VERNON.

The stated meeting of Vernon Valley
Chapter. No So, o. E. S., was held on
Monday evening, Jan. 10. The follow
ing officers We're installed into office by
p. w. Matron Ella d. Shaw: w. M,
Miss Sarah A. Tyler; w. p, William
T. Morrill,; Sec. Hattie D. Burbank
Treas. Abby p. Rundlett; conductress,
Lucy M. Philbrick; conductress, Eta
Allen: Adah, E. Elizabeth Morrill,
Ruth. Jennie M. Manson; Esther, Mary
e. Tracy; Martha, Maggie Gordon;
Electra. Maud e. Foss; chaplain, Miss
Sarah V. Cram; marshal, Maud E.
Tracy; warder, Mrs. Mildred E. Severy;
sentinel. William M. Tyler; organist,
r. w. Leighton. On account of very
cold weather. Mrs. George c. N. Bean,
G. w. NJ. was not present to install
the officers. Fine music was furnished
by H. w. Knapp, violinist, and Ralph
w. Leighton, organist. A vote of thanks
was extended to Mrs. Ella D. Shaw,
p. w. NJ. for her able and faithful Ser
vices as worthy matron the past three
years.
Miss Louise D. Mayhem and sister,
Mrs. Myra Sanborn have returned from
Pennington, where they have been
stopping for three months.
George G.. Gilman has returned to
Massachusetts.
Fred w. Severy was at home from
Saturday until Monday, when he re-
turned to Scion.
Sewall Dolloff is in feeble health and
| is failing.
Born in Mt. Vernon, Jan. 10, to the
wife of Walter A. Burnham, a son.
Nathan Sanborn has been removed
to the house of his nephew, Marshal E.
Russell. at Vienna Village.
LITcHFlELD PLAINS.
A few farmers are disposing of their
apples at $3.50 per barrel.
sing was held at Deacon Roberts,
Friday evening, which was a very
pleasant occasion.
Rinaldo Jack of Boston, was among
the guests at the Plains church, Sum
day.
Libby Relief Corps, No. 73, met, Mon
day forenoon, for joint installation SER
vice. A fine dinner was served by the
| ladies of the Corps. after which Install
ing officer, Andrew Buber. installed as
officers of the Post: Past commander
Gardner Roberts; S. V. commander
David G. Chase; ]. v. commander, r
s. MAXWELL @. NJ, Orrin A. True
chaplain, James H. Bowie; surgeon
Sylvester Stewart; O.. D., Herbert NJ
Starberd; o. Co.. Joseph j. Perry; ad
jutant, Geo. A. Bosworth; S. NJ, w. F
Haines: Q. M. s., c. A. Norcross. Tht
officers of the Corps were then installed
by installing officer. Mrs. Mary E. Per
Try: Corps president, Mrs. Arianna E
Roberts; S. V. president, Mrs. Juniett;
NJ. Chase; Sec, Miss Angie v. Roberts
Treas. Mrs. Edith E. Bubier; chaplain
Mrs. Caroline Smith; conductor, Mrs
Louise +. Shcrey; guard, Mrs. Nelli
Larrabee: assistant conductor, Mrs. Eft
ia T. Taylor; assistant guard, Mrs. Ly
da Peavey; color bearers: No. /, Mrs
Mary Z. Perry; No. 2, Mrs. Fanni
Jack: No. 3. Miss Lila Merriman; Nc
4. Miss Clara j. Danforth.
ALBION.
Lynn Cookson, who has been workin
in the woods. returned, this week.
! Everett Crommett, who was draw
as a juryman is at Augusta at the SEES
: sion of the court there.
Mrs. Bolton and little son Phillip ar
, in town. called here by the death @
Mrs. Skillin's sister. Mrs. Skillin.
Joseph Gilman. who went to Massa
: chusetts to work, last summer. is in
Q hospital there for treatment for bon
: abscess.
e During the past week, death hs
Z again entered our town and taken tw'
: Everett Blake. a young man of abo,
II years, and Albert Skillin, aged 4
Both families have the sympathy {
friends in their great bereavement
i Both were highly esteemed members