Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-11

measles.
Miss Mabel Pike of Wavne is teach
ing tne East Monmouth school. which
n4gan Mond4y April I.
Mrs, Pert Perkins has returned from
Lewiston. Mere she has been for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r Crosby are recov-
erios slowly from the grip. Their three
sons, Charles rom Piitsfield. Otis of
ThorrdiiS". anG Alrddo of Detroit, have
pc.tn WIKI them curing the past week.
+. X. Ila<" and family have return
a u their farm FOR the summer.
BELGRADE.
Tie friends and neehbors of Charles
J.. Pach-lGNT. who hac lived in Brock
ton. Mass, for several years. but
who's" Birthplace and early home was
here, were aimed to learn Of his sud-
den trath. He was a man of sterling
uuaiitcs and wiz be missed by all. A
widow. Mrs. Eliza Knowles Eachclder,
survives. lntcrmCnt viii be in Pine
Grove cemetery, Belgrade.
Mrs. N.t;ic Mosh"r's health has 50
! improved that she has been able to
take several long rides.
Fred Tcbbetts has returned, after a
snort vacation. TO his studies at Kent's
I'M.
Mrs. clarence Richardson has been
sick with the grip. but "" are pleased
to know THAI she is better.
Extensive repairs are. being made by
VI Hollis Shaw on his residence IN the
village.
MR.. Frank Spaulding is suffering
| ~. ,,t, i,..l Gam
Considering tile bad travelling only
u few members were present at the
Gr:nG" meeting Saturday evening,
| 4 pril 2 After tie regular business of
| The Grange WAS performed the lcctur-
~ presented the following program:
Music violin solo, Sister Eva Stuart
accompanied by Sister Florin Stuart;
they responded to AN encore: reading.
"A Yankee In Love" Sister Daisy
Roberts: music. piano solo, Sister Ma
rion TehbettS. She responded to an
encore: reading. "iIow Ruby Played.
bE our worthy secretary, Nellie {.
Pray.
Mrs ". II Jennings of Lapeer, Mich,
is tie guest of Mrs II. i. Stuart.
Mrs. stuart Reilick of Melrosc. Mass,
who has been visiting relatives in town
for a few days, mas returned home.
Miss Eda Neat"n has returned to
5runS wick. after passing a week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg" featon.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lee Ytaton are receiving
rougl atulations on the birth of n daugh-
ter.
MIS-. Laura Minot of Waterville is in
town calling On old friends.
Mrs. Jane Lockwood. who has been
quite sick with the Strip. is improving.
Page PulSfer of the Abbott school.
Pennington, is home for his spring va
cation.
Charles Bachelor of Brockton. Mass,
died very suddenly April >. at his home
There. Mr.. Bachelor was a native of
this town anG the remains were brought
here April : for burial. A widow and
one sister survive.
The German measles are very prevail
eat here
Mrs. DIN Pettingill and son. Sewall
of Livermore Falls. are guests of Mrs,
Pettirgills parents Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Groves
NORTH-Schools in town will begin
Monday. April Is.
Road Commissioner Herbert Bick-
ford has a crew of men cutting the
bushes on both sides Of the road limit
throughout this part of the town.
Miss Lula Elwel is visiting relatives
in. Skowhegan.
Tie ice went out of Salmon lake
April 4.
Through the efforts of w. f. Over
lock. missionary of the Sunday School
Union. a Christian Endeavor Society
was organized Sunday evening with q
members. The following officers were
elected: President. Sadie Cook: vice
Pres. Luella Baker; Cor. Sec. Bertha
Writers; Rec. Sec, Lula Elwell.
Miss Natillee Pattee and Sewell
Steincford were business callers in
Lewiston Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Rickford and daughter
Aura were in Waterville Wednesday.
MT. VERNON.
Carl w. Jacobs has returned to Boston
after passing the winter with his parents.
Mrs. Emma Hutchinson ana her grand
daualtfr AGNES Cobb, were recently
guests of Mrs H. u. Tucker.
Mr. ana Mrs w A. Bourne and daugh--
ters were visitors recently at Mr.. and
Mrs. y q. G0!tlonS.
There viii h. a dance in Albert q. Cor
dORS new barn Nav 2nd. If stormy the
first fair night Music will he 10y u. NJ.
T"aenc.
Mrs Emma l.. Walker and W z. Wal
ker were callers III Lewiston recently
SOUTH MT. VERNON.
Mrs Emma Walker and w P. Walk
er We're in Lewiston Tuesday calling
on friends, returning by late train.
Mrs James Harris, who has been
some weeks at st. Mary's hospital,
Lewiston. is expected to return home
as soon as the condition OF the roads
Viii permit.
e.. T. Brisbine has been saving wood
for 0. l.. Dunn
Work en- the farms has commenced