Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-08
KENNEBEC
MT. VERNON.

Arthur Greenleaf Whittier of the Mt.
Vernon Telephone CT. is enjoying a brief
vacation on Mount Blue
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary Eta
Hammond took place Thursday afternoon
from her late home near Locke's Corner.
A large company of relatives, neighbors
and friends attended the service at the
house Among the relatives present were
six brothers and two sisters. A mixed
quartet, consisting of Ed Cottle, Mrs.
Fred Elliott, Miss Velma Gordon and
Herbert Raymond. rendered three selec-
lions in the service. Rev. F. w. klain
officiated. Undertaken Roberts of Read
field served as director. Beautiful floral
tributes were abundant. Burial was in
the Bean cemetery.
The showers of last Thursday disabled
the telephone service in this town to q
large extent.
SOUTH-Mrs. Remington and sons, AL
Ian and Lawrence, of Central Falls, r. l.,
arrived at Maple Grove farm Thursday
for their summer vacation.
Miss Ida A. Porter is visiting friends at
Mt. Vernon.
Agnes e. Copp fell while playing and
broke her collar bone. DR.. Milliken re-
duced the fracture and she is doing very
well.
Little Josephine Fogg sustained a pain
full injury of the arm this week.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bradley and
daughters. Mrs. Alice Hall and Cora
Bradley. were in Augusta Wednesday.
Timothy 'Currer is suffering from neu-
ralgia oft'the hesEt. At last accounts he
was somewhat relieved
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Leighton and Miss
Ida Leighton were in Augusta Wednes-
day.
WAYNE. .,..
NORTH-Mr and Mrs Charles Lib
by have new arrival at their home,
which is very pleasing to them. a nice
baby girl being born Thursday MORN
ing. Aug. a. "
Mrs. F. T.. Stevens and Miss Phyllis
Ward We're guests of Misses Ella and
Jennie Lane at kent's Hill Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Dickinson and daughter.
Orpha are guests of Mrs. Dickinson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Lucas. in
Readfield. 80 -'
"a" MONMOUTH. ~.
/ NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Kelley
of Maiden, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deane of Newtonville. Mass, l.. H.
Clement of New York and Mrs. L. c.
Brann of Gardiner are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. F. Richardson at Chase
Brook farm.
Mr. and Mrs. James Raney of Wa-
terville have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Wedge for week. Mr..
Raney is 10 years old, yet he nicely
x~;.. VI ro1,o ,.1
He is a remarkably active, vigorous
man. -.r-
Rufus A. King has sold his farm and
large orchard to Willis and Nathan
Cobb of Winthrop.
Miss Ada Jeffrey went to Dexter
Friday TO visit her friend, Miss Maud
Lancaster. 80 i~ff
ii REApFIELD.
EAST-Mrs. Roundys class of girls
belonging to the Sunday school, went
to Lake Auburn on an excursion
Wednesday. Il was very pleasant af
fair, arranged by their teacher. to
whom the thanks of parents and schal-
ars are rendered. -
A very pleasant summer home is
that of the Herman family of Boston.
III tHiS pidcS- lie UoSS are iHteTeSteu
in their pets, hens and chickens, and
they display quite business capacity.
in furnishing eggs for the use of the
family. Mr.. Herman visits them in his
car as often as his business will per-,
nit. and is well pleased with his
country home. e
There will be meeting of the
SGrange at the hall Aug. 6. at 100 P. NJ.