Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-28
kENNEBEc.
EAST VASSALBORO.

EAST vASSALBORO.
uarrv Butterfield of Providence is
so.nding his vacation with his parents
y, and Mrs. Jerry Buttertield.
rarras Bryant who was 50 well
snrrn H. this village for a number of
~sars ,yas buried Sunday in Knox. Mr..
p,van, was an exemplary man and
Highly esteemed by all who knew him.
4 He had reached an advanced age. Mrs.
Audrey ButterfieId and Mrs. Geo.
Il ra,es were nieces of the deceased.
Horny Hussey highly respected citi-
.a, nj ,bis town died Wednesday morn
inc after long Illness from heart dis
sasa He was born in Vassalboro IS
| wears ago and has always lived in
| ,orn He was married early in life
and had he lived until November would
! have completed the SD year of welded
rfa He was an active member of the
Methodist church for over thirty years
| and his upright Christian life might
well b. pointed to as an example for
others to follow The funeral services
occurred Friday morning. from his late
residence, the Rev. +. w. Brooks, of
Dresden officiating. A wife. daughter
and son are left to mourn his loss in
which large circle of friends mingle
their sympathy.
Prof. and Mrs. Geo. w. Jones of Oak
Grove Seminary attended Friends
church Sunday morning. Mr.. Jones
spoke on the principles Of Friends
Society which was exceedingly instruc-
tive.
Ernest Priest, Miss Priest and Miss
Edith attended the Colby Bowdoin
football game at Brunswick. Wednes-
day
Mrs David Gates and son Clark
passed Sunday at South China with
Samuel Clark. who is in very feeble
health
READF,ELD.
There was Il large attendance at the
auction Of Geo. Kouchim. Saturday.
Mr.. Kouchim sold his farm and all of
his farming tools and household goods
at auction and is going back to Ne
Easka 10 the same government posi-
ion he left two years ago.
Geo Carson has closed the Avalon
and gone to his fathers in Mt. Yer
non for the winter.
Mrs. ]. d. Mitchell will start for her
home in Jacksonville, Fla, this week.
The repairs on the chapel were COM
peed last week and services Were
held there. Sunday All seemed much
Pleased with the improvements made
on the inside of the chapel.
Fremont Hunton has moved his
goods from the Russell farm to the
double tenement in the factory village
Dudley Hunton has returned to his
Old home from the Geo. Hunton farm.
WEST CHELSEA.
Miss Ollie Yeaton of Waterville, has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Yeaton. the past week.
Mrs ]. Howard Hunt left for a visit
With relatives in Portland. last Tues
day.
Mrs. F. l.. Smith of Fletcher. Ver-
mont, Us visiting her niece. Mrs. w. Z.
S"ekias
man employed by James Ryan OF
this town was badly injured while
r"Wing last week 1t is supposed
mat the horses became frightened and
ran away. At last reports the man
mad not reganed consciousness.
II Jefferson Longfellow and family OF
augusta. visited relatives in town
sunday
Miss Amy Heath Of South Pittston
visited at the home of J. Howard Hunt
Sunday.
There will be a school entertainment
'he Town mouse, Friday evening
Nov I. under the direction Of the
teacher in District Noe. Miss Arobint
lark The entertainment will be
followed by social dance. The pro.
Veeds will be used to buy clock fol
The school building.
NORTH PITTSToN.
Mrs. c. HI Watson and Miss Ida
Sarls of CHELSEA visited at c. X
Green's, ThufAday.
Mrs Grace Dow of Cottage City
Ass, Visiting at her fathers, FREQ
'%es, w3s severely burned on hel
and. Friday. by the overturning of {
.s'tle Of fay She suffered intensely a
afS but atN present writing is yer,
"miortable and her hand is doing a,
veil as can be expected.
Several of the young people of thi
pace attended the matinee and thea
ue at Gardiner. Saturday afternoon
ane.
AIRS Maud Sweetland and childre,
gardiner visited at her parents. NJ,
u s"d Mrs. John Grant. Sunday.
= mrs. Laura Thompson and daugh
ss grace and Linda and Miss Ber
~ watson Of Chelsea, were callers I,
own, Sunday.
MISS Eva Searls of Bath who h..
-" spending few weeks will
snus In Clinton and wateryiIle ar
~. hea at c. X. Green's, Saturday. wher
VIII spend the winter.
on business. Nio'iaas
z Nv ". H. kidder visited his cousin Mr..
Lawton in Augusta, Monda,
Cola Jones Is quite IN with i, he.