Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-02
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
MT. VERNON.

" V1NISSlNs
SOUTH and Mrs. c. NJ. Daley
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Aurice. were entertained at dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
P. \. Hutchinson.
Misses I.oris, Ruth and Frances
Trefethen, also Porter and Webster
Trefethcn. OF KentS' Hill were guests
Sunday Of their aunt. Mrs. Abbie A
Richardson
MIR. and Mrs. John f. Bean OF Mt
Vernon were recent callers on relatives
here.
Friends of Charles S. Dudley regret
to near of his illness at his home al
Dunns Corner.
Mrs. Mary Jacobs, also her daughter
Mrs. o, l.. Dunn. are seriously i'll at
Maple Grove farm. DR.. w \. Wright
is attending them.
Philip W alters. who has recently
finished a successful term of school at
Jay is spending his vacation at Maple
Grove farm. Mr.. Walters will return
to jay to teach the spring term in the
same ScncOi.
Mrs, Carrie Halves and son LaWre1 ice
were recent callers 1T their old home in
this nei.hhorhood.
Several from here attended the i'll
stalation of officers at Mt. Vernon
Grange on Saturday evening.
WE,ST-Rcv. and Mrs. Atkins arc
guests of Deacon and Mrs. A,?i2ic But
Ter. Mr.. Atkins occupied the pulpit of
the Free Baptist church Sunday fore
noon I'll" Christian lIndeaTor meeting
Sunday evening was led by Mr.. At
kins References. Lake Milf. MIR.
Atkins is a pastor of the NJ e. church
III Mt Vernon.
Eugene II. F'oss WIS at his hnre over
sunday. returning t" his work at South
cncstcrvillc Monday.
Mr. ard Mrs Frank Horn attended
the automobile show at Portland last
week.
J. w. Dul!oT was ut home over Sum
dav, returning TO South Chesteryille
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Horn and little
grandson have gone to Fayctta Mis-
whore Mr. Horn is at work.
EAsT-E I. Tucker is suffering from
Il severe cold.
Master Raymond Smith. who has
been i'll with the measles. is improving.
Mrs Esther Dunn is quite Ill with
measles.
Mrs. Myrtle Hall. who has been very
i'll all winter, is reported as improving.
which is very gratifying to her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. VI. Turner and Miss
Alice Hoslner attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. Smith
READFiELD.
Mrs. NJ J. Jacobs and Mrs. Otis
Dunn are both confined to their rooms
suffering from asthma and neuralgia.
Capt. J. p. Carson Of Mt. Vernon is
seriously i'll with pneumonia
Louis Morrow carried his wife and
children to Augusta Saturday last for
a weeks visit with her mother and
sister.
c.. gave an address at the M. r.
chapel Sunday forenoon on Mission
Work in the South"
J. L. Hopkins entertained as guests
the last part of last week his brother
John Hopkins and his son Herbert
Hopkins and wife from Old Town.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of Canton were
in town few days last week. called
here by the serious illness of Mrs. AL
lens mother. Mrs. c. H. Smiley
F. H. Dodge has about three fourthS
of the lumber cut and hauled on Mrs
r. C. Knowles lot.
VASoALBORO. n~
SOUTH.-Mrs, Margaret Milliken. a
highly respected lady, IS years of age
who lives with her neice. Mrs. c. NJ.
Dickey, stenped out of the door and
fell on the ice. fracturing her thigh
and dislocating her hip joint. DR.
Leach of SO. China and DR. Johnson of
Augusta We're called and reduced the
fracture.
CHELSEA.
e WINDSOR ROAD.-Mr and Mrs.
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