Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-27
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MT. VERNON.

! Nehie flenlnS OF Boston have been in
town visiting friends.
Guy E. Davis, who has a position in
connecticut is at home for a few weeks
vacation.
Elmer H. Weber was In WatervilIe,
last week, on business.
Samuel Smith of New York has been
visiting his nephew Frank L. Damren.
Miss Clara A. Whittier has returned
from Peru.
Henry L. Gordon is cutting the hav
on the Comstock farm in Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison w. webber.
are spending week at Old Orchard.
John E. Carson has returned from the
seashore.
Mrs. Melissa Griffin of Augusta has
presented Hattie Webber with a very
fine canary bird which she is verv
i pleased with.
Miss Lora A. Tyler, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Tyler of this v,l,aps
is critically in Montreal, Canada. whore
she had gone for d visit. The family
Have the sincere sympathy of tbair
many friends.
Charles o. Fellows, son of F. G. Fol.
lpws Il former resident of this town
who has been living with his family In
Boston the past ten years, is moving
back to this town. He will assist his
father in his business here. His wife ;s
in feeble health.
Mrs. Alice Appleton and son Donald
If HaverhiIl, Mass. have returned to
father in his business here. Et
their home, after Il several weeks st,v
with Mrs r. Il. Cram
i Fred l.. Hopkins sold good horse to
IA Mr.. Cookson of New Sharon, Monday
L. c. Leighton of West Mt. Vernon
with his family has moved to Winthrop
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wyman will,
move to his house Mr.. Leighton will
build Il barrel factory to manufacture
apple barrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Cram, and daugh-
ter still remain at the seashore.
l Henry Stetson of Bath visited Mt
Vernon, Monday and will ACCOMPANY
his wife and daughter back to thei,
home "Wednesday. They have been
| '''ie'tio -hA DclJ. l.. Allcll three
weeks.
Miss Annie Dolloff of New Sharon
visited friends here, last week
H. w. Knapp, the blacksmith has
been on the sick list the past week with
indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leighton of Read
Held, visited Mt. Vernon on Sunday ami
attended church at the Baptist church
Thomas Colder of Belgrade Lakes
visited Ira Il. Tracy and family last
week
Mrs. Edith l.. Foss Searls is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Foss
Miss Mary Bakcrman of Chelsea,
Mass, is boarding a few weeks with
Mrs. L. E. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Field of Brock
ton, Mass. are visiting c. w. Whittier
for a short time. Mr.. and Mrs. Field
have lately been married.
WEST GARDINER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam'l Smith and William p Has
| kcll. attended the funeral of Cyrus
NoilillS 1T NidICIlcSlcT, s0ulludy.
Professor Peacock and family of
Ecnts Hill, are spending their vaca-
ton at Mr.. Pcacock's fathers, Il. F.
Peacock.
Harry Wood is thinking of purchas-
ing the homestead of the late Timothy
Clark on the Neck road.
Mertie Pinkham of Lynn, Mass, is
guest at Will Spears.
Vera Huston of Gardiner, is visiting
Miss Eta Fuller.
A. w. De Fratus and son, Roy, will
work at haying, this week. for Mr..
De F'ratus' brother, Thomas De Fratus.
on Highland avenue.
| Quite d number of the farmers fin
ishcd haying, last week.
| SPEARS CORNER.-Eugene Spear
and wife of Brooklyn. N. ", arrived,
Saturday, for few weeks visit to MIR.
Spears sister, Hiss Susie Spear. Mr..
Spear has many friends in this section
all of whom wish him speedy return
Of health.
r. w. Rice has sick horse one of
his pair of green ones.
! First Selcctinan Fuller was at the
south end of the town on business,
Monday.
Ralph Carter of Boston. is the guest
Of Alvin Spear.
Charles Colby is training J. Abbott
Spears colt.
The money raised for State road
will probably be expended at the foot
i of Merrill's hill. Work will probably
he done Immediately after haying.
WAYNE.
! Wayne schools closed successful
summer term, July list. The banner
! school in attendance was school No. Z,
49,