Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-30
SOUTH MT. VERNON.

Hradley. at one o'clock Sunday. Oct. -
The burial service was pronounced by
Rev w. Berry of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary at which institution Mr..
Bradley was student. Two solos
we're sung very sweetly by Mrs. Mona
Elliott Many beautiful flowers from
| rolar;yes classmates and friends
showed the love and esteem in which he
was held by them. This sad bereave-
nent falls very heavily upon the par
sn,s as they were so recently called
70 mart with a younger son, whose
burial took place on Monday. Oct. 81.
Kindly words of sympathy are heard
from all who learn of this dark sorrow.
not only for the parents but also for the
sisters and aged grandmother
4 son of Myles Williams is seriously
i'll.
Guy Elliott is at home, after beng On
ga ged as engineer in an Aroostock town
for some time.
Mr.. Jackman. teacher of Tie High
school at Dunn's Corner finished j very
successful term on FRIDAY Oct. IS. 1t
is understood that he vii! rctH.a or the
winter term of school.
Mrs. Evi" Johnson Of Winthrop. who
has been at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Samuel Bradley for jWo weeks. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Georao rio,ieh is not T. covering
from h.r illness n; RAPIDLY a1 E"r many
friends hal !:oi.cL.
An cxanrle { the destruction! which
can l." caused Z dogs ::"i;in" among
W. 81 ~
sidcnt Of this l.acc. III. Charles
Stevens; Il well known citizen of Read
field owns IL pasture finely adopted t"
sheep raising, some distance from his
own home bur located on Il much fire.
rucnted road n this pasture hes kept /
flock of pure bred Southdowns. on on"
of the crisp moonlight nights "i las
week. dogs got among them am, out Of
the l. there were only four which We're
not more or less mangled. some fright
fully so. one was dead. This Is the
second tim" this season that MIR. StoN-
ems has met with losses of this kind.
but the dogs i'm the first case were To-
Gated and at once despoSeI. but IN the
recent slaughter it is not known whose
dogs We're Responsible.
LlTCHFlELD CORNER.
Rev. and Mrs Richards are established
ut the parsonage and Mr.. Richards has
begun his work as pastor of the church.
The Ladies' Home Circle gave Decent
supper at the home of Mrs. Myra Smith
at tie Brick cottage Wednesday evening.
About so people were present and enjoy
ed an excellent supper and very pleas
ant social time.
Mrs Asa P. Smith is quite i'll. DR..
Sleeper of Lewiston was called Saturday
in consultation with Dr. Gilbert. She is
little better and her many friends hope to
see her about again soon.
J. f. Chase crushed his fingers a week
two ago loading apples. His wounds.
which We're quite severe and painful. are
getting better. although he Still; carries
his hand in q sling.
and Mr.. Burkett of Lewiston were at
church Sunday.
Three barrels of apples. packed and
headed. are reported to have been taken
from the premises of the Joseph Earle
heirs.
Wallace Stewart of Gardiner was in
town Slrdnv visiting his parents.
Herbert campbell of Auburn was in
t,,,-n sunday
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Frank W. Libby attended the dedication
exercise at the Congregational church
ut Monmouth Sunday
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