Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-30
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VIENNA.

| SIcIiHd Dy ItcVS. ftdlpI hiHlDhll anu
L. L. Gould are Of great interest and
well attended tt5A @4 tth
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @. York and son
of East New Sharon passed Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Webbcr.
+ The wedding Of Eugene f., Waite and
Miss Lillian Allen of Vienna occurred
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Allen, Christ
mas day, Rev. J.. p. Gould officiating
The happy couple left Immediately for
a wedding tour, after which they will
reside in Vienna.
Rev. G. d. Holmes will preach at the
Nj. E. church In North Vienna next
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 3, after which
will be held the fourth quarterly con-
ference.
MT. VERNON.
j. Frank Hammond has been elected
treasurer of the Mount Vernon Tele-
phone CO. in place of r. w. Leighton,
who has resigned
Mrs. Augusta Dolloff, who Is visiting
her uncle, William Leavitt of Phillips
has been very i'll. She is reported to
be now improving.
4 Linwcod Wells has purchased a new
extensive business saving wood He
is assisted by Berlin c. Webber.
The usual Mount Vernon delegation
of students will attend Kent's Hill
Seminary this winter the term begin
ming Dec. 20.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be held at the Methodist church next
Friday evening, Jan. /.
WEST-Ciifton Reed Of Winthrop,
a former resident of Mt. Vernon, was
in town Sunday.
Fred Gilbert and Perley Collins were
in Mt. Vernon Sunday
Harry j. Blake was in Chesterville,
where he went to attend the Christmas
concert Thursday evening, returning
home Friday.
BELGRADE.
: Thursday evening, Dec 2i. the Lowell
Union Bible school held it's annual Christ
mas entertainment. A very prettily dec
lorated tree stood in the alcove. loaded
, with useful gifts for the members of the
school. One of Santa Claus" helpers
in the Boston headquarters sent a pres
ent for each member of the school. AZ
ter short but pleasing entertainment
; ice cream and cake were served and the
presents distributed. Every one declared
, it a very enjoyable time. ...
Mr. and Mrs Frank J. Lord We're bus
mess callers in Augusta one day last
| week.
al Frank G. Adams. Enoch Adams and
: Paul NJ. Yeaton have returned to their
studies at Bates College.
Lottie Lee Scribner spent Christmas
| with relatives in Rome.
Charles f. Hicks is visiting friends in
town. His many friends were very glad
to learn that he is improving in health.
e WAYNE.
The many friends of Mrs. Angeline
e Fillebrown, widow of the late l.. w.
$ EillebroWn, Will be glad to know that
she is enjoying good health. this win
ter She is residing with her son, Jai-
rus Fillebrown, in Marion. Ind
Business at North Wayne is good.
The place has the appearance of thrift.
The houses are we'll painted and in
good repair. The shops are all new
the machinery modern and everything
: up-to-date. The Tool Company is buy
ing 800 cords of box timber, this winter,
which shows something Of the amount
o. goods they expect to ship.
: The farmers are very busy hauling in
: the lumber as the shedding is now eX-
. Cellent
E. l.. Stevens has a good pile of
wood, S cords, hauled by G. w. Wal
, ton.
Edward Handy has moved to North
Wayne. He has employment with the
Tool Company.
1 Mr.. Radcliff has moved into the TaN,
lor house. He will work in the box
| shop.
MONMOUTH.
An entertainment and Christmas
tree was held at Grange hall Wednes-
day evening The two churches OBJ
served Christmas Thursday evening
with a Christmas tree and appropriate
exercises at their churches.
| There will be an all-day meeting of
the Grange the first Wednesday in Jan
uary, when the officers for the ensuing
year will be installed DR.. G. NJ.
Twitchell will give lecture in the az
| ternoon on Potato Culture"
There was a large gathering of the
children and grandchildren of Mr. and
| Mrs. John Davis at their home over
Christmas.
! and Ice cutting is expected to COM
| mence soon.
Water is very low in many of the
wells and many farmers have to either
drive their cattle distance to drink
Of haul the water.
John Ferguson has sold his place and
moved to North Monmouth. Mr.. Fer
guson is a colored man, who was
brought here from the South by Gen.
0. .. Howard.
Farmers have been quite busy cut
ting and hauling their years wood
The production of potatoes has great
ly increased in this town for the past |
few years and an unusually large |
acreage will be planted next year AS
a usual thing they find potatoes a safe |
and more profitable crop than sweet |
corn.
WINDSOR.
A VerV successful fer0 of school al