Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

Friday for a short visit and spent
the Sabbath.
Edith Pinkham Is visiting friends ir
Winslow and South China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Marden passed
Saturday afternoon and evening at
Rev. Geo. H. Pope's.
Merle Clark has stored large
amount of ice at his place.
Edward Jones will move this week
to Long View farm which he has rent
ed of Dana Marden.
Edward Pope went to Waterviue
Monday on business.
cOoPER's MILLS.
Geo. Maguire's house and stable We're
destroyed by fire Saturday evening.
Many friends were calling on H. B.
Edgecomb Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Usurla Hersom died Saturday
night.
Mrs. Sarah Weeks returned Satur-
day from Boston.
Leander Peaslee of Jefferson visited
N. M. Leavitt Sunday.
VIENNA.
| Miss Mabel Davis who is attending the
tents Hill Seminary, is at home during
| ar vacation.
| >ev. w. A. Nillett of Leeds is holding
series OF meetings at the NJ. E. church
Orea Kelley of Pittsficld is passing a
few days in town visiting his parents.
Mrs. George Day is reported to be i'll.
Miss I.ottie Whittier passed a few days
in Auburn last week.
Miss Evelyn Murray is engaged to
teach the Whittier school this spring.
kimball Bros. have purchased a nice
| pair of work horses.
| Miss Angie Gordon, who is attending
the High school at Pennington, is spend
| ing her vacation at home.
Miss Nellie Gordon has returned from
| Portsmouth, N. II.
Mrs Minnie Fogg of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Laforest Porter.
Miss Addie Comstocl has gone to
Winthrop to be absent several months.
&. L. ravis of Pennington was in town
| last week.
Thomas Dubie has sold his farm and
moved to LiVermore Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Durham
visited friends in town last week.
Miss Georgia Brown is attending the
Shaw business college in augusta.
Mrs. G.. II. Moores visited relatives in
| Manchester recently.
| Henry French of Chestervile is saving
wood in town with his gasoline engine.
Frank Moores is helping Freeman Foss
in Mt. Vernon.
]. f. Kimtall of Mt. Vernon was in
town last week.
Leon Hughes is at work for Thomas
Mcluaide of Mt Vernon.
Edwin Walton is working for Louis
La CroiX.
DIME
James Tuttlc, 81 years of age narrowly
escaped a serious accident. AS he was
leading his horse into the barn, nearly
all the scaffod overhead came crashing
down. Mr.. iuttie crawed on his hands
and knees out of the barn. Neither he
or the horse We're injured.
A large boiler is being moved from n.
f. rnill to G. A. Leeydecker's mill, where
there is a full yard of logs.
EAST PITTSTON.
The funeral of the late Mrs. NJ. L.
Libby was held from her late home at
noon Sunday. the services being con-
Quoted by the Rev. E. S. Gahan, who
spoke briefly from the words, "At
evening time it shall be light" Sew
eral selections were sung by the
Whitefield Quartet. An invalid for
many years. Mrs. Libby had made a
brave fight for life; but it was evident
for the past few weeks that the end
was near. Though bereaved of all her
immediate family and long shut out
from the ordinary activities of life, she
had many friends to mourn her loss,
and by whom she will be remembered
as one ready and glad to do any kind
ness which lay in her power.
LITCHFIELD.
POND ROAD-Mrs. Mabelle w.
Gooding of Somerville Mass, was the
guest of her cousin Mrs. Leonora Mer-
rill. last week
B. l.. Merrill went to Augusta Mon
day night to attend the meeting of the
Sons of Veterans.
f. r. Small of Bowdoinham was call
ing on friends here Sunday.
Owing to the bad weather there We're
no services at the chapel Sunday even
ing.