Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-08-04

The amount of money drawn. sSil9
Paid Mary Jane Iutchinson's bill
for teaching summer school L
weeks, $l2.9O
Paid Allen F'isk's bill for boarding
mistress, $40
Paid Dunn for water pail. SO
Paid l.. w. Fillebrown for wood,
a.. cords. 43i
Paid for record book .5715
Paid Selden Wentworth for teach
ing winter school. l. weeks, $500
Paid do. do. for board, l4.U
S75.44E.
''Remaiping with agent, S.7r.
CHELSEA.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morrell was the scene of Il very pleas
ant gathering. Monday evening, the
occasion being the 21st birthday ann1>
versary of their son Harry. The
grounds were lighted with Japanese
lanterns and presented Il very attrac
tive appearance. Several members of
the Home band We're among the guests
and discoursed some beautiful music
during the evening and dancing and
games were held. Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served during the
evening and the event was a delightful
one to the large number present. Sew
eral valuable tokens, among them a
gold watch and Il very handsome ring,
were presented Mr.. Morrell by his
friends. which will serve as loving
rcmembrances of the occasion.
Mrs. George Morgan and son Percy
to Bath.
Mrs. r. T. Fisher and daughter
Helen passed Il few days, last week,
with friends in Augusta.
John Libby of Sheepscot was the
guest of his brother, E. II. Libby, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Lunt and daughter
Mcrtic of Augusta, passed last Satur-
day ana Sunday with Mrs. Lunts
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. S. Dorr.
Miss Matte Katon of Caribou is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Thomp-
son.
Misses Ida and Lettie Blanchard of
South Gardiner, are passing the week
with their aunt. Mrs. J. c. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Thompson and
son. Miss Matte katon and Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II. Caldwell and daughter May
and Miss Rena Sherman went to New
Ilarbor, last Monday, for a weeks out
Ing.
A. l.. Geyer returned to his work at
Hyde Park. Mass, last Saturday. after
weeks visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Geyer.
Nrc nf nd Int oh for ,v,r1
Mrs. Lila Plummer of Boston, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curtis, last week.
Mrs. George Best Of Natick, Mass,
formerly Miss Victoria Hall of this
town, was calling on old friends, last
week.
Miss Nellie Johnson of Randolph,
vas the guest of Miss Lizzie Pope, last
week
a. E. Collins of Gardiner, passed
Sunday with relatives in town.
MT. VERNON.
Died in Montreal, Canada. on July
2Stb, Miss Lora A. Tyler, aged 26 years.
Her brother, Jarvis L. Tyler and wife,
and Mr.. Charles Pierce. with the re-
mains, arrived in Mt. Vernon, Friday
noon. Miss Tyler was greatly loved by
her many friends She was d member
Of Vernon Valley Chapter No\6S, o. Z.
s., and Past Matron. She WAS the only
daughter of William NJ. Tyler aid Mrs.
Alice Tyler. The funeral was from the
Baptist church on Sunday, July 81, ser
mon by Methodist pastor, Rev. Slip
Purinton, assisted by Baptist pastor.
Rev. II. NJ. burlington. This twas lln-
der charge of Vernon Valley 'Chapter.
No. 6S, .. T.. :. Music by the male
quartette and Mrs. w. T. Morrill,. The
church was filed to Overflowing. The
remains We're carried to Vienna ceme-
terry and buried in the family lot. The
floral dec or:itions were most beautiful
and abundant. Friends came from
Massa chusctts, Rhode Island and from
many surrounding towns. She will be
greatly missed.
Rev II. NJ. burlington has gone on
a two weeks vacation to the seashore.
Mr.. ami Mrs. !. Frank HAMMOND
have gone on IL Vacatie to the sea-
shore.
Miss Myrtle +. Robinson, the lee
turer on food ana cooking, is at home
for a few davs vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Gilman have
returned from their visit to Waterville
and Riverside.
Rerta Brown of Haverhill. Mass, is
spending few weeks vacation at her
old home.
Mrs. Josephine Middleton. Mrs. Sadie
Allen, Mrs Jessie Kemrton and Miss
Annie Morton. all of Massachusetts, are
visiting friends here.
Rev. Fl. NJ. burlington. Baptist pas
tor, had a baptismal Of husband and