Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-19


lumber will be shipped from this rail-
way station.
Alvah Trask is the owner of a hen
| that is montrosity, she had no feet
when Matched from the egg; she has
proved to be very productive however;
she now has twenty-four chickens she
recently Matched, all at one time from
! her own eggs.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby We're
guests Saturday of Mrs. ]. b. Stiphen
| l.. B. French was a Sunday caller in
this neighborhood.
MT. VERNON.
Carroll Gordon is at work in Vienna
| for w. c. Pierce.
Gilbert TaggaEt is doing some repair
| ing for r. o. Hall.
Berlin Webber is working for F. S.
| Tutt!e.
Waldo White has gone to Augusta
| where he has position.
| Walter Workman is building a cot
tage on the shore of Flying pond.
| Lorenzo French is building piazza
onto his house.
Mark Gilman is having large
amount of lumber sawed
Mrs Daniel Bailey of Lancaster.
Mass, is passing few days at G. G.
Downs
c. a. Hall shipped carload of live
| stock to Massachusetts Monday
/ Alfred Tyler recently purchased a
work horse of c. A. Hall.
| Jesse Robinson has purchased pair
of working oxen.
| M. S. Clifford has sold his mountain
pasture to Gordon Bros
Fred Childs has purchased a pair of
work horses.
| Clarence Cole and family have moved
back on to the farm.
| Rev and Mrs. G. l.. Presley have
gone to Camden.
| The Mt. Vernon Minstrels will give
a concert next Friday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall. They have been a long
time making preparations and a fine
entertainment is expected.
| The Cyrus NJ. Williams Post will at
| tend services at the Baptist church
next Sunday.
| C. w. Mansur is making some re-
pairs on the Mt. Vernon House pre-
| pairing for summer business.
| EAST.-Mrs. Viola Trask, who has
been i'll for number Of weeks, is re-
| ported as improving.
| Mrs. Alice Cottle is caring for her
niece, Mrs. Hargaves Foster, who is
ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Pinkham and
| Mir. and Mrs. H. !. Tucker attended
| Pomona Grange at North Augusta
| Wednesday and report a very enjoy
able meeting.
Aleck Trask is visiting his brother
Elbridge Trask.
E. c. Turner, accompanied by his
son, Stanley, was in Augusta one day
| last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Tucker visited
the Capital City last week.
| SOJTH-MiSS Evangeline Trefethen,
teacher in the Currier school, passed
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt,
| Mrs. Abbie A. Richardson.
Miss Gertrude Stevens is visiting
| relatives in Augusta.
| Miss Alice Bradley of Manchester
was at home for Saturday and Sun
day.
H. NJ. Raymond has purchased
horse from the winthrop Sales Stable.
| A large acreage of potatoes is being
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| II. o. White of Auburn is in town
seeing to matters pertaining to his
farm in this place.
l.. T.. Johnson bought Of c. w. Har-
| riman last week a pair of draft horses
to use for farm work.
| WEST-Stanley Jackman and fam
iy have removed to Fayette Mills.
Edward French will move his fam
| ily into the rent vacated by Stanley
Jackman.
Morrill, Bachelor is shingling Mr..
Reeds house.
! Nh. and Mrs Michael Conway, who
| are at work in Fayette, were callers
at the home of Mrs. Conway's parents
| Sunday.
Rev. F.. E. Crockett preached an in
| terestng sermon Sunday from Peter
| 2-17.
ALBION.
| The I3accalaureate sermon was dellV-
| cred to the graduating class of Albior
| High school Sunday. May 16, at the
| Christian church by Rev. Mr.. Higgins
| botham, a student in the Sophomore
class of Colby College.
| Florice. the eldest daughter of Ar
| thur Remission, fell and broke hel
| wrist.
Charles Byther, who has been Ill, is
| able to be on the mail route again.
Mr.. Maybury from Massachusetts Is
| in town for a few days.
Rev. A. M. Cox and son of Millboro,
| passed Saturday and Sunday in Nor
| rli, where Mr.. Cox filled the pulpit.
| y. Meader of Hallowell is passing
few days with his sister, Mrs. Horace
Parkhurst.
Miss Ethel Fish of China sang one
of her beautiful solos Guide Thou My
| Feet" at the church Sunday, which
was very much enjoyed by all.
| Wheeler Stratton, who has been ill
for a long time. remains about the
| same.
| Mrs. Andrew Besse, who has been
| ill for some time, is not so well.
| Arthur Remission, who has work in
Vinalhaven, is expected home this
| week
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs
| Day will be sorry to learn that they
are detained in Boston on account OF
| the illness Of their little daughter
| Katherine.