Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-07
EAST MT. VERNON.


i: visiting two sisters and two broth
ors whom lie has not visited for the
asst 20 years.
G. @. Damren, who has rented his
farm for several years. has returned
ana "'ill resume his former occupation,
tnat Of farming.
Henry Tucker is making quite eX-
trnsive repairs on his house, doing
away with Il chimney and finishing an
additional room. The work is nearly
completed.
Daniel Wing. who has been on the
sick list is improving.
Frank Dunn is repairing his barn and
other buildings by shingling roofs.
Morris Kendall has so far recovered
as To be out on crutches.
+. T.. Dunn is finishing a pantry and
making other repairs on his house.
George NJ. Cunningham was found
dead in he'd Thursday morning. DR..
Wright was called. who pronounced il
heart trouble. Mr.. Cunningham is sur
vived by widow and three children.
ROME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Estes gave a re-
celtion ut Littlefields hail Thursday
evening. April 26. which was largely
attended notwithstanding the bad
travelling. a social dance was enjoyed
with music by Stephen Warren of
Smithfield and Mrs. Lottie Brown of
Rome, An oyster supper was served.
| The following presents We're received
| by Mr. ana Mrs. Estes: Rocking chair
from Miss Elsie NJ Foster. Levi Young,
| AR. and Mrs. Edward Farnham. Mr..
| ana Mrs. David Nickerson. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. J. II. Littlefield. Mr.. and Mrs
| Edwin Mosher. Myrl Young. Fred Ellis
y. &. Turner and Charles Frost: set of
| dishes from Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Foster
Mrs. Cyrus Foster and Alison Foster;
| silver butter knife and sugar shell
| from Nj. and Mrs. A. s. Foster, Elmer
Young ana Nellie Tracy: cup and sau-
| Ger from Miss Alta r. futile: picture
| from a. Nj. Dudley; preserve dish from
Bert Clement: water bottle from Mr.
| and Mrs. VIM. Ellie; cup and saucer
| from Freddie Is. Warren; cup and sau-
| Ger from frankie Gage: cake plate
| from Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Clark: pre-
| serve dish and six sauce dishes from
Annie Foster and c. H. Weymouth:
| preserve dish from Efiie Wiley; PIC
| ture from Angie Foster; sugar bowl
| rom Irwin Stevens; silver knives and
| forks from Mr.. Hopkins, Fred Lenox
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Messer. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wilfred Phelps; pair vases from
Miss Ethel Morrill,; pie knife from Jes-
sic ana Roy Stevens; pickle dish from
| Miss Nettie Foster; stew kettle from
| Lee Warren: cup and saucer from
| Ste phen Warren; pair vases from Miss
| Lulu Morrill,; one plate from Mildred
| Nickerson: plate from Roy Stevens:
| money gifts from Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
ieaton. Ernest Warren, James Nor
rlil, Charles Treworgy, Perley Clark
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Halves, Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. A. Hawes Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| Mosher, Frank futile, Mrs Eunice
Mosher Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Mosher
| and Irwin Morrill,.
SIDNEY.
The schools in town begun the first
| Monday in May. Most of the districts
keep the teachers of last session.
| But little farm work is being done
| The reads are yet quite bad in many
places.
| Mrs. Norris Swift Is again home af-
| ter an extended stay with her daugh-
ter IT. Campcllo, Mass. Her health is
very much improved.
| r. K. Swift Is again attending to his
| farm duties after several weeks Of i'll
| ness.
LINCOLN.