Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-04

HeoTSe M. Bean, Jr, the Benlal carrier
OF Route 3, has some very handsome
thoroughbred American Jersey and Hol-
stein stock that most anyone would be
proud to own
Fred Fisher and family have returned
10 their summer home.
w. r. Ayers has had shipped to him |
a large order of nursery stock for his |
own use. He has also received large
cargo Of fertilizers. He sells only the |
best kinds.
Officer White is having his buildings !
painted and is thinking of setting out
some shade trees on his lawn.
Jesse Shute uses his spare time in fin
1shing the exterior of his cottage.
C. c. Black is remodeling his cottage
Augustine league is reported to be the
first one to plant peas ana other gar
den seeds.
DR.. J. G. Wilton is reported to be on
the sick list. Mrs. Wiltons sister is Wis
iting her
! All will be grieved to know that word
has been received here that Mrs. Z. s.
Z Cudwurth has pronounced case OF pneu
| monia. She had severe attack of bron-
chitiS and the attending physician deem
ed it very unwise for her to take the
| journey. But the household goods had
I been shipped and the house was broken
up and she decided to undertake the jour
ney. Turning to some friends who stood
rear, she said. with that characteristic
| smile: II think l shall move but once
more and that will be to my heavenly
| home
Mrs Nora Bragg was called to Lisbon
| Falls on account of the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. F. a. Coolidge.
| Herbert Coolidge ts spending 4 few
| days with his aunt. Mrs. f. +. Taylor,
| during Mrs. BraggS absence
| EAST WINTHROP.
! Mrs Helen F. Jones and Mrs. Hattie
| Plummer started for California, Tuesday.
| IN h.
| F. NJ. Rowe has gone to Boston for
| few days.
w. II. Hewett made business trip to
| Waterville, Saturday.
Ray Smith of Iivermore Falls. is pass
| ing few days at w. +. Hewett's.
L. NJ. Cleaves has bought the building
| south of the Jenkins house and will have
| it moved to the lot west of the sub-sta-
ton and finished into a house. Work
| Will begin on it at once.
VIENNA.
Stephen Wesley Carr died suddenly at
his home in Vienna. Monday. April 18th.
| after an illness of less than twenty-four
hours He was taken the day before with
an internal hemorrhage. but seemed con-
| hdent that he would recover from this as
he had from previous similar attacks
He was attended by Drs. Shaw and Will
| lidmS of Mt. Vernon. who did all in their
power to save him. but without avail. and
shortly before noon he passed calmly and
|
with Rev. Mr.. Coolbroth, of Watervllle,
and Rev Mr.. French of Dover: officiating
were ned at ms late nome ,ne toireno4 t
81 Aplii Z''l, anu ms nouS wa" IN d ~
'he oGHes celneteis ~, ioi uui'a d. e 1St,
and was therefore 60 years. months and
IL days old. At the early age of fourteen
he became converted to the Advent faith.
was baptized. and was a firm believer in
| that faith at the time of his death, being
one of the managers of the Lakeside
| AScnatnfinn .tnI all
me S1cletS r1r Seaeii, i 80 ne iei ',
t.S -, % df,icaS hhnut * vear. 900 he
%o! nr,;' aI" Garah NJ Corr Ills br"fber'e
widow and she survives him, also a
daughter two grandchildren three sisters
and one brother; who deeply mourns. ana
~ VINO XIV Hiili Sii", SUiaJ ~,
ms losS; ne friand" and naigbbSS,s a
| fifsc clrcit q liiehuH az ~ ~ rs
some c"liianS !, ip.lS ~ , M . nj,
| II e., taItan az love ana resi,a,t MANY ey
nressions az high praise ana commenda-
| tion wera hoard on every hand as well
| ,y tbnco ~ .nrrnu and conlolence and
well there might be, for e more worthy
fact ali the Christian gracss it would be
| 80 ,-.,-- eor7nrr
| LiiCFri6-O SorNEH'
The entertainment ana sale which was
| held, Wednesday evening, under the aus
pices OF the Ladies Home Circle was sue
IVA 80 rrnair,n,. NJ Wild of
l i Ihii ii "a ''c A " inc
cluieii ouiiuih'
went ut on their annual May-ilowering ' eX-
cursloh' MohuaS AFTERNOON.
Chaplin Lydston is spending few days
in Portland.
Lincoln school Is suspended for a few
days because OF the Illness OF the teach
81: Mrs Iaylor. VINO mas a very severe
cets0ries attendant upon a grin cold
udga l,row,+on of Lewiston is in town
on business connected with settling the
| estate of the late DR. Cvy,ls I[inarick
-, 49,, 80. -
ut" i''n 1o y; o,iG sta,,,, I'm
ms poullf! iaiIu anu IL how s'a9i's a'
hi9 i''ioI III 'ii.' "a
Lewis i'urier VINO Iost nhger anu
nil, a,ii Ms n few weeks ago has 50 far recoy
nrnd tbat ba bas started work in his mill
again.
S1. p,,a ,,,,o,ro, of +ba I;+obfe1o
Academy. was unable to attend to his du-