Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-14
KENNEBEc.
CLINTON.

The funeral of the late Mrs Iva Wey-
mouth was held at the Baptist church,
Tuesday afternoon. 1t was an unu-
sually sad case. Mrs. Weymouth was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.
Hatch. She was married to Harry
Weymouth, last Thanksgiving, and the
following week took to her bed with
quick consumption. She was very
popular young lady and a large circle
of friends mourns her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Varnum Stratton enter
tanned large party at whist, last
Saturday evening.
John Pooler, formerly of Fairfield, is
not expected to live. Mr.. Pooler has
been very i'll from cancer for some time.
Moses Goodwin is on the gain, he is
able to sit up most of the time.
The show that was billed for this
town, Monday and Tuesday nights,
must have been showed in somewhere,
as it failed to arrive.
The Ladies Whist Club was enter
tanned, Wednesday afternoon, by Mrs.
Zadie McNally.
School commenced, Monday, in the
new SCuOOl IlCuSc. lic pupllo dlS Wei
proud of their new buildings.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Alden Bates is on the sick list
l.. r. Sturtevant is working for w. II
Richmond.
Mr. Robbie of Oak Hill is getting out
| lumber to make improvements on his
| buildings.
Elias Kent of the Corner is confined to
his bed DR. Chenery is in attendance.
Mrs j. NJ Pike has returned from
Kent's Hill, where she has been for some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Gibbs.
| W. W. Walton, of Wayne, has just
closed very successful term of school in
district number six.
The destruction by fire of the creamery
at North Fayette is considered a great
| loss to the town.
Mrs. Daniel league. of West Mt. Ner-
non, spent Tuesday and Wednesday, visit
| ing Mrs. James Prescott, of Wayne.
W. B. Judkins. of the Corner, has been
appointed deputy sheriff.
Mrs. Addie Kent. at the Wing homestead
recently entertained the r. A. w. Club.
During the evening refreshments were
served by Mrs.-Kent. Several new men,
bers will be admitted to the society dur
ing the present week.
O. l.. Bashford of North Fayette who
sold his farm last fall, will remove 20
Manchester, where he has bought a
place.
Mrs Judkins, former postmaster at the
Corner, is very ill.
AL Monk, of East Livermore. is work
ing for the Hubbard Brothers.
MT. VERNON.
Lieut. Woodbury. Hail. of Vienna, who
died so suddenly, Friday morning, was
buried with Masonic honers. Sunday, in
the family lot in Franklin Cemetery, at
North Vienna.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia w. Besse oc-
taken to Wayne and buried beside her
husband
Miss Sarah Paterson has been quite i'll
with rheumatism, but is much improved.
w O. Parlin went to Portland, Satur-
day to visit his wife, who is at the Maine
General Hosrital for treatment.
Mrs. Erwin Gordon is in very poor
health s9flfeifs0ef lt sl-p
The little son of c. W. Whittier is re-
ported quite i'll
Mrs. Charles r. MacLean of Boston, is
visiting her pa rentss Mr.. and MrsaA Ara r.
Tracy, for a short time. 4 "a
Mrs. r. p. Cram reported very ILL.,
Mrs Charles Doloff is stopping with the
family of w. o. Parln during his alb
sence in Portland.
CHINA.
Rev Newell C. Maynard. who has been
pastor of the M. E. church for the past
year, has just resigned his passionate and
will preach his farewell sermon In the
G. A r. Hall. Sunday afternoon at 2So.
Mr.. Maynard is young man anu mas
made many friends in this place and the
surrounding towns. and it is 70 the regret
of his many friends that he goes away
His resignation comes as a great SURPRISE
to his friends and church members One
reason for his resignation Is that he n
tends to devote the next two years 10
study. The best wishes of the commun-
ity will follow Mr.. Maynard Wherever ne
may go.