Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-27

fstank Page Of Belgrade and is hauling
I them to Belgrade station.
\ ~ Mr.. and MRS. Epfraim@ Bsjlard vis-
lied Miss jamie SinitA ~ wateryille
Hon. J. T. Woodward was business
caller at c. H. Lovejoys Monday.
Mrs Eliza Ellis has gone to Augusta
tfor a short time.
The little daughters of VIM. Bats
dell, Oracle and Elsie. have been con-
III. F. Corson is much improved and
able to be out after suffering from a
fall which he received when working
for Cyrus Hallowcll at North Augusta.
Mr.. Corson was placing log on the
sled when the horses started throw
ing him in such q manner as to injure
his left side.
Last Wednesday was a busy day at
Bert Trasks blacksmith shop. Mr..
Trask. with the help of his apprentice.
Walter Blaisdell, shod % horses, the
largest number since he has been To-
Gated in Sidney.
Hewett and Yeaton of Belgrade
are in this section with their gasoline
engine saving wood for c. H. Love-
JOY and Alex Mills.
VIM. Kecne has sold his apples to
Annis of Boston and is hauling them
to Belgrade station.
MT. VERNON.
| WEST-Rcv. Leo Dunn preached a
very Interesting sermon Sunday morn
Ing from st. Luke, Xiv:1S, first clause.
The Christian Endeavcr meeting Sun
day evening was led by Mr.. Dunn,
subject, Docs Religion Pay" refer
en- zee J Cor, iii:1s-23. Mr.. Dunn's talk on
the subject was very interesting and
helpful.
Frank Horn was ut home over Sun
day from Fayettc Mills
Clarence Horn was a recent guest
at the home of mis- parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Horn.
Mrs Annette Carr has returned
home from Cfestervillc, where she was
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. Berthe
Moore.
PITTSToN.
EAST-Rev. D. B. Phelan. district
superintendent. will hold the last
quarterly conference of the year at
the church in East Pittston. on Satur-
day evening, Jan. 30 1t is also ex-
pected that Rev. Mr.. Phelan will
preach on Sunday morning
Mrs. Ellen Reid has returned from
short visit with relatives in Farm
!, ingdale.
Most of the schools in town closed
last week for the winter vacation.
Mrs. F. L. Provan came home last
week after a stay at her former home
in Winterport.
| Tho of T.,
was held from the home on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. F. L. Provan conduct
ing the services. Mrs. Marson had
been patient sufferer for a long
time with consumption, and is sur
vived by a husband and one little
son.
Miss Addie Wright went to Farm
ingdale Saturday to pass the Sabbath
with friends, and also to attend the
Gray-Allen meetings in Augusta.
With the frost coming out in places
since the hard rain of Saturday night
the roads in this vicinity are reported
in bad condition
CHINA.
SOUTH-Leroy Starrett has en-
ployment in Augusta.
Mrs. Melinda Weber celebrated
her 18th birthday last Monday. Jan
II, in very pleasant way. She re-
ceived a few callers but most people
remembered her by sending her SOU
venir postals. She received 81 in all.
She was very grateful to her many
friends. Among the cards was one
which she was especially pleased with
1t being a picture Of her old home
when child, the farm now occupied
by W., j. Thompson. Aunt Melinda
Gas she is called by a good many is
enjoying very good health being able
to attend to the household duties for
herself and son Edward with whom
she lives.
Edward McMitchel is confined to
the house on account of having rheu-
matism.
VAssALBoRo.
SOUTH-Walter and Robert Stone
We're called to Athol, Mass, Sunday
by the death of their brother Z. Lee
'Stone. which occurred at his home in
that place Saturday evening after a
short illness with pneumonia. His
many friends in this place (the home
of his childhood) were deeply grieved
to hear of his death. He was a prom
Using young man. possessing Il most
cheerful and happy disposition, al
ways ready by word and kindly deeds
to aid those in trouble or distress.
He leaves a widow and two small
children, a mother. Mrs. L. A. Stone of
this place. one sister and two broth
ers, to mourn. Funeral services Will
be held at his late home Tuesday af-
ternoOn, Jan. 25.
Chelsea Granue No, 215.