Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-24
MT. VERNON.

Alton Tyler is ill with typhoid pneu-
monia. Dr. Shaw is attending him.
Miss Annie r. Webber has returned
home from the Normal school at Farm
ington.
The schools in town will commence.
Dec. 5.
The Grange will hold it's regular
meeting, next Saturday evening. NOV
26. There will be work in the FIRST ana
Second degrees. 1t is expected that II.
A. Comstock will give talk on Or
charding." w. b. Reed will give a tenn
perance lesson. There will be musical
selections by Mrs. Nina Webber, Mrs
Nesta Dolloff, Mrs. Hiram Comstock
Miss Myrtle Hall. and Vlolln SOLO py
Miss Bertha COmstock
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. G.
Purinton. the usual Sunday evening
prayer meeting at the NJ. T.. church
was conducted by W. b. Reed.
Mrs. Charles Carson and daughter.
Gretchen. of Randolph, are visiting at
Capt. J. P. Carsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis l.. Tyler of
Pennington, visited Mr.. Tylers pa
rents, Saturday and sunday.
WEST GARDINER.
Walter Curtis will open his new black
smith shop this week he VIII hlre a
b" done in the way OF job work and shoe
ing. This is going to be a great accom-
mod1tio5 to people here ;ra ma Pranf oi
The chop will be ready Tor business after
Nov. "a.
The poorest show that ever came to this
town gave ii performance IN grange Hail
last week to an audience OF about forty.
"A portion of which left before 1t was hall
finished. and those who did remain We're
dsgusted A similar one performed here
few weeks ago and they VIII 40 well 10
steer clear of this town IN the 1uture
Clarence Gctchell and Will Hopkins are
on the sick list
a good entertainment is promised at
Grange Han. Thursday evening. 1t will
be followed by Thanksgiving ball.
James McCausland is quite ill at his
home on the Benson road.
The winter term Of school commenced
Monday
Alphens Spear will ship his apples to
Wal1ham. Mass. this week.
joan Dudley is very i'll at his home on
Nor'h street. with no hopes of recovery.
VIM P Haskell and daughter. Mrs.
James Collins of Manchester. visited at
Mrs. Collins aunt, Mrs. Sam Smith, Sun
day.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The peonle of this vicinity are realizing
how il would seem to he without Il tcle-
phone after having the use of one for
nearly year. Only the last two houses
on the line can hold communications X
is said that telephone poles have been set
as far as d. Scriiner's. on the Burns road.
c. S Woodward is making repairs on
his buildings, also building a shed and
carriage house. which is connected to the
milk house. so that he can load his milk
wagon without being exposed to the in
clement weather.
Miss Priscilla Haag Of Augusta was the
Highlands last week.
George Ward of Mt Vernon spent sun
day with his daughter. Mrs. Lucy Jack
son.
Horace Haean has a position with the
Augusta Water Con, and is boarding i'll
the city.
Mrs. c. r. Duttop has returned home
after visiting for several days with
friends in Augustat
There will be a family reunion at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Du;ton on
in Waterville and Augusta are expected
to be present with their families.
There will be Box sociablc for the
benefit of the improvement fund of II"
Methodist church at the home OF NJ"
road. next Friday evening All are invt-
ed to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cummings and
daughter were the guests, Sunday, OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Bean, Jr