Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

| her daughter Mrs. Albert Hodges and son
Edward of Thorndke, and Thomas, James
and son Charles Cook of Unity, besides
other relatives from Augusta. South China
and elsewhere. The deceased das
~ years of age and had been
married to her surviving husband.
Stephen Nichols, 81 years. Their
golden wedding was an event of interest
long to be remembered by the large gath
ering that We're privileged to attend it.
Beside the two daughters, son and grand
son here, is the eldest son, John Edward
in New Mexico, with three grand children
including a namesake for her granumoth-
er. Mrs. Nichols was the youngest and
last of large family of John and Phebe
, COCK Hobbie of Winsow, and died in
the house where she was born and had
lived most of her life. She had been a
shut-in invalid the past few years but
| through life had been an active, earnest
spirited woman a faithful Wife and
mother and will be much missed.
William Gallagher, who had recently
returned from a few weeks stay in
Cambridge, Mass. was called Thursday
to return to attend the funeral of his
SON. Thomas.
William Gallagher, Jr.. went to Cam
bridge Thursday.
! Wallace Bragg returned saturday from
trip in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
| Mrs. Edith Giddings and little Phyllis
are stopping with her mother, Lizzie
Roundy
! j. F. Washburn has been al home a
few days lately from his work in Winslow
village. Mrs. Washburn has been some
what disabled with Il sore foot for ii few
weeks.
Alr. and Mrs j. g. Holder are at pres
ent stopping at Riverside
Friends of E. c. Nichols. formerly of
this town, now living in Florida will re-
Gret to hear he had a sun stroke while
IN the North last vacation and though
gaining. had not rallied at last report so
as to be able to enter upon school work
again. They are at present at their cid
nome with their son at El!enton. Fla.
MT. VERNON.
Alfred Tyler has purchastd farm
in Vienna
Messrs. Luce, Currier, Gordon and
Hall who have been in Blanchard on a
hunting trip have returned home. Each
man secured a deer
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon will
soon go to RaWley, Mass, to reside.
Mcssrs. Wheeler and Smith are
packing apples in this vicinity for
Lowell and Written of Pennington.
James WINNINGS was severely in
iured recently by falling over some
logs in his dooryard in the darkness.
Timothy Currier has just finished
In9rNeCtln{r "a rf,
VIII o. Bean is seriously i'll at his
nome near Locke's Corner. His
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Miner of Alma
IS called home on his account
Arthur Jose is building a new CHM
ney and making other repairs on his
house.
Harrison w. Weber was a recent
visitor in this neighborhood in the
interest of the Mt. Vernon Telephone
co. Mrs. Weber accompanied him
Mrs. Turner assisted by Angus Nc
Cormick. has been putting up apples
here during the week
Theodore Johnson of Portland is Wis
iting his hrothcr-in-law Z. L. Johnson
| SOUTI-Mrs. Annie b Mason and
daughter Pearl are being entertained
at Mep.ellurst. the home OF her sister.
Mrs Emma Walker
Miss Sarah l.. F7ogg has accepted a
position in Boston and left last week
to enter upon her duties there.
Miss Lois Trefethen and brothers
Webster and Joseph were callers up
on their aunt, Mrs. Abbe Richardson
OH sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence ]. Fogg were
recent callers on friends here.
| VEST. VIM. Dolloff who has been
at work for +. C. Leighton of VIM
throp returned to his home at this
place Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn were at
their home sunday. They were ac-
companied ny Mr.. and Mrs L. e.
Smith of Fayettc.
Work has been completed on the
belfry of the Free Baptist church and
the bell has been heard the two Sun
days past, which is very pleasing to
thoco who have lahored to make it a
success. Preparations are under way to
Single one side of the church.
| Mr., and Mrs. q. w. Dollom were
guests at the home of Mr.. Dollof's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dollof,
Sunday.
NORTH.-Thc Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Marion Lucas Thursday. The af-
ternoon was pleasantly passed Re-
freShmentS Were served.
Miss Ella Lane of kent's Hill, Miss
Josephine Lane of Readfie!d, Mr. and
Mrs. e l.. stevens and Miss Phyllis
Ward We're guests at dinner of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Douglas of Fay
etto are preparing to move in to the
Ms. L. c. Foss rent on Main street
c. a. Ladd of Winthrop was a call
cr Mondav at the home of C. NJ. Stew
ems
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Foote IF North
Jay were guests Saturday night and
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
| stevens.
+. w. Abbott, who has been i'll was
able to resume work in the shop Mon
day.
Will Triboo, who was ill for several
days. went to work again Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. M. Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. FOote We're guests Of
l.,