Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Bryant and brother on or near the farm
of Cyrus Green, are the ones Mr. Green
feels quite sure. that have made such
havoc the past season with his growing
crops. as the tracks left by them after
their depreciation. indicated that there
were at least two of the thieves and one
OF these is of large size.
Quite a number of Pittston Crangers
attended Union Grange at Chelsea Sat.
urday. and report an enjoyable and in
Structive meeting. "
Several of the young people of this Sec
ton were IN attendance at the entertain
Chelsea. last Friday evening. and reDort
a pleasant and delightful evening.
Miss Hannah Grant has secured a no.
sition in the shoe factory. Gardiner. and
entered upon her duties. Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Make ana daughter Elsie.
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs David
Lawrence. left. Thursday for Boston
where they will spend the winter with
relatives AND TRENDS, sailing tor Africa
the first of April.
Miss Iilla Lawrence closed a very sue
cesSful term of school at East Chelsea
F'ridaE.
The schools of Pittston close next Fri
day for 4 TWO weeks vacation.
Edward McGuger came from Worcester.
Mass. to be- in attendance at the cleo
ton. Tuesday.
w. II. Grant of Watervlle. is making a
brief visit with his family in this place.
MOUNT VERNON.
Loren II. Adams who moved here from
Vermont and very recently purchased the
William H. Williams place died. Sunday.
Nov 9Th aged about 50 years. Mr. Adams
was IN poor health when he came here.
This is a sad case. He leaves a widow
and nine children. from IL months to
twenty-five years old They have the
sympathy of the whole community. The
funeral and burial will occur. Wednesday,
r. w Leighton. Esq. has been spending
the past week in Augusta.
Mr: Augusta Doloff. who has been
spending the summer in Franklin Coun-
ty. visiting friends. returned to her home,
last week.
Mrs; G, O. Fellows; Mrs: J; W, Allen.
and Mrs. W. f. Carson. who have been
on the sick list are much better.
Lyman T.: Doloff has bargained his farm
to Il man from Philadelphia, who expects
TO take possession soon.
William II. Chesiey. of Vienna. has
Carr, and has with his family moved into
The W"man's Baptist Foreign Mission
airy Society will be held at Lower Ma
sonic Hall, Wednesday. Nov "th.
William Br;tinard who has been suffer
his eyes and face. is somewhat improved
Mrs r II. Jacobs. of Pennington.
passed Saturday and Sunday with friends
in our village.
DR.. Harr,- F. Williams. who has been
absent in Newton. Mass, three months,
has Ioturncd. much improved in health.
f.lnla Wchher. with Il friend. spent Sat
urtiy and Sunday III Mt. Vernon.
oral H. Dolloff is hauling large loads of
htmlJrll bark to the tannery at West Mt.
tr:lUn.
WAYNE.
Mr.. Wheeler. a teacher in Coburn Clas-
steal Institute, supplied the Baptist pulpit.
SunCay. Nov. +.
Miss Alice Morrill,. the teacher in school
No. :. hid Il Washington and Thanksglv
ing exercise Friday, Nov. 4, in the after
noon. Friends of the school We're present
and enjoyed the entertainment. Miss
Morrill, is doing good work here \ Wash
1neton Improvement League has been
formed and the appearance of the school
room ana grounds shows the favorable
results.
Visitors Gay in the village primary,
Miss Alice Wing teacher, was we'll at
t"ndsd by the ladies of the community.
An Interesting program was carried out.
George l.. Riggs has returned home
from T0pSham. where he has been work
ing for Henry Balentine.