Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-15
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
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VASSALRORO.
POPE AVENUE-Rev. and Mrs.
George II. Pope attended the Christian
Alliance meeting held in Waterville
Wednesday. Rev. Ira David preached
in the afternoon, followed by Grace
Allen, the blind singer.
EAST vASsALBORO.
An all day meeting will be held in
the Friends church East Vassalboro.
Sunday, Nov. II. Rev Mr. Franklin,
a. returned missionary from India, Will
be the principal speaker.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
The series of religious meetings at
the Plains church began Wednesday
evening under favorable conditions,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Eben c.
Slower. who has had success as an
evangelist in several of the states
including Illinois and Massachusetts.
Mrs. Eugene Campbell sang IA solo
with Miss Kendrick accompanist. Spe-
cial music may also be expected during
the meetings.
Mrs. Horace Smith of Weymouth.
Mass, visited Hon. ana Mrs. Samuel
Smith Monday.
Leroy Varney was at home the first
of the week from Massachusetts.
LITcHFlELD.
John Gilman has gone to New York,
where he has secured work for the
winter.
Mrs. Frank Gilman. who has been
visiting her sister in Augusta. re-
turned home this week.
Loring Dunn has gone away for n
few weeks stay.
Mrs. ]. T. Gilman and Mrs. Nell
Frye We're called to Wales Tuesday
morning to their brother-in-law $
home by the sudden death of his
niece.
PONDS ROAD.-Mrs. Julia Ti!.betts is
confined to her bed by illness. DR.. +. +.
Strout attends her. - tfHI
Ray. the Young son Of Warren Buker, is
suffering from bronchial pneumonia Dr.
Smmonds attends him. .S.E
Mrs. Frances Morton is dangerously
i'll. AMI fears are entertained Tor ncr re-
covery.
Roy Sears. who has lived with Mrs.
Ellie Small for The past year, returned
to the Wanderers Home in Boston .'hurs-
day.
Florence Merrill. who has been Suffering
frorI an attach of tonsilitiS is able to he
out again.
J. r. Merrill. of narlariscotta and T..
ii. Merrill of Gardiner were calling on
relatives here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Itescltinc are visit
ing at J. T.. Stevens.
Chad Merrill fell from a ladder Satur-
q If 10 1,tt fTrt, n.,f.
~ sustained n" injury beyond a few
bruises and q severe shaking M.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Pew. and Mrs. W. A. Mcservey, who
We're called away on account of the ser
iCus illness of Mr.. Mesrrvey's mother
home Mrs Meservey is reported as
slightly improved.
Flowers are said to he symbols of love
No richer display has ever been seen here
late Mrs Charles 5. Woodward. Be-
side the ttan.iful floral pieces presented
By the family AMI Immediate relatives,
friends from afar and near presented
their silent tokens OF io.'c
Mrs. Arthur Nhitehousa and children
who have been passing the summer in
the home Of s; p. Jackson will pass the
Writer in Hallowell. whcr. Mr. White
house has employment.
Miss Ahbie I<eene and Mrs. Be,tram
Elaisdeil OF Sidney attended the funeral
of the late Mrs. e. S. Woodward.
w b. Fercival and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
farm so called. Although different par
ties have owned this farm. the cottage
has been occupied continuously for more
than 30 years until recently.
j. f. McGuinress was i'm Gardiner Mon
dav or business. Mr. Mctiuinness is do
y CT h,,f, L,,t.
+. f. Libby is still making improve
n?ents on his farm buildnsx He has in
his enpl"v, henry Lyon and Daniel
Williams.
S. J. ShUte is finishing his cottage
werner Taylor who WAS severely in
Jured IN the leg from being kicked by a
horse. is able to walk with the aid OF
crutches.
Miss J. NJ Williamson. who mas been
corr ned to her home for several weeks
| is able to be boIstered up in bed for a
short time each day.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Halves are en-
| Pertaining Mrs, Halves brother and fam
lily from Procklon. Mass.
| Mrs. Frank Wilson of Rochester. N. H..
| was calling: or friends here Thursday.
| Those WHO make a business Of plant
inT potatoes for the market report Il good
| yield :ind all We'll housed before the
| severe cold weather. The threshers have
made thell annual tour. Many are nav,
| ing their hay pressed fo.' the Boston
market.
VIII Townsend is quite poorly.
Mrs c. r. Button has been quito i'll
| for the past week but is much better
which will be pleasing news to her many
friends.
Miss J. NJ. Williamson who has beer
very sick for a few weeks is GONZALES
cent.
Rev. ". A. Mescrvcy. who was calle,
| to Barnard. to attend the funeral of :
forme" rarishioncer. returned home Mon
day.
{: r. Ittton is ploughing for f. f
Iibbey.
Gnstin League is in Winthrop where h
Is employed as cook for Boyd & Scribner
Will Jud%irs is improving in health
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Meservey wcr
in North EassalbOro on business Tuasda,
, and Wednesday.
MOUNT VERNON.
Mrs. Amy j.. widow Of the late sam
Q. Bean. Of Mt. Vernon, passed ava,
recently at the age of Sc years. She la,
lived in this place for about Co years
fier daughter, Miss F'austina Bean. hay
ING made home with and for her, 70
several years. She retained her menta
faculties to remarkable degree, TO tn
last Was IN ictall;.oof roo,lor l-oor,;,,.