Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-03

cattle for the market and arlNihS
lmeat cart For nearly 90 years, ms
has been a familiar figure on the roaos
| of Lincoln and Kennebec counties, anu
Those without money had ms soooS
without payment. Too much cannot pc
said of this man for his Kindness vi
heart and genial nature he is not Only
"a great loss to his family and the
neighborhood, but the community AT
large. He was always Republican
] in politics, and a lifelong supscrlper
to the Kennebec Journal Six children
survive, Mrs. Thomas Wright of To-
ledo, Ohio; Sewall f. Peasley of Chel-
sea, Mrs Lottie Reynolds of Burnham,
Mrs George f. Bartol of Freeport, and
Freeman and Myrtle Peasley of Wind
sorville his faithful wife having pass
ed away 10 years ago. Mr.. Peasley
was a man of strong intellect and
warm heart, with liberal hand out
stretched to the needy; a friend to be
enjoyed; he leaves tender memories
that will long be cherished.
| Miss Mildred Moves of Cooper's Mills
was a Sunday visitor in town.
| Rev J. NJ. Shepler has gone to Hyde
Park Mass, to officiate at the we'd
ding of a friend.
! Mr.. and Mrs Wright Hisler of
Weeks Mills We're recent visitors in
town
| John Buckley and Mr.. Burns of Au-
gusta came Monday to fish in Long
pond and passed the night at Camp
Comfort. returning home Tuesday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Groves and
Mrs Harrington of Gardiner were
sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her
bet Dodge
Frank Halpen and Joseph Kicker of
Augusta were recent visitors at Camp
Comfort.
A picnic party of 20 We're invited by
Miss Idella Allard and Mrs, Harry
Reed of Weeks Mills to pass the Sab
bath at Long pond.
Mrs. Martin Hewett, Mrs. Luke
1 Leighton. Mrs Hubbard, Mrs. George
Brown of Coopers Mills, Mrs E. j.
Hallowen Mrs. Annie Allard and
daughter Idella of Weeks Mills, and
Mrs. Herbert Dodge with Mrs. j. B.
Stilphen of Windsorville had a picnic
at Long pond Wednesday and went
Iherry picking in the afternoon.
MT. VERNON.
| A special meeting of Vernon Valley
Chapter, No. IS, @. E. s.. was held
Saturday evening. July %. The de-
grees We're conferred upon one candi-
date Mrs. Fl. f. Williams filled the Of
flee of worthy matron in the absence
of Mrs. Dora c. r. Parsons.
Silas Burbank of Portland passed
Sunday with Mrs. Hattie ID. Burbank
Miss Mildred Weymouth of Manches-
ter is passing few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Dora Weston
Miss Emily Lothrop has returned to
her home in Oakland, after a week g
visit with friends.
public Basket picnic, with athletic
and musical entertainment is planned
by the Baptist Sunday school for
Thursday, Aug. 3. to be held in
French's grove on Flying pond shore.
If rainy on Thursday it will be post
poned until Friday, Aug. 4. Everybody
is cordially invited.
In connection with the mid-week
prayer meeting on Thursday evening,
Aug. 3. the Baptist church will hold
the Monthly Conference meeting
Mrs MAYHEM Russell of Chicago.
| Ill, a native of Mount Vernon and at
present visiting her sisters, Miss
Louise Mayhem, and Mrs. F. NJ. Gil
man, VIII preach next Sunday MORN
ing, Aug. 6. at the Baptist church.
Come and near her message
Rev + w. Klein went Tuesday,
Aug. l, to Lewiston on business Re
turning, he will visit some of his for
mel parishioners in Greene.
WEST-Mr. and Mrs Guy A. Smith
LOT West Paris We're in town recently
calling on relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Peachey were
l2uests Sunday of Mr. Peachey's
lmother.
Mrs Anna Anderson was a guest of
her daughter the first of the week at
her home In Fayette.
E. H. Foss was at Fayette Mills
TUESDAY on business
MT. tfnnigan of Boston is passing
his vacation at Orlando Browns.
Mrs Fhera MARI has returned to
Boston.
REApFIELp.
state Assessor e. NJ. Johnston dined
Sunday at Mrs. H. H. Lafiin's, with
| whom his cousin is boarding
WAYNE.
| NORTH-Mrs. Alice Taylor and son
from New York and Miss Hattie Wes-
ton of Winthrop We're guests Friday of
| their sister, Mrs Helen Abbott and
| FANNY.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nj. Lovejoy went to
| Bingham Saturday for visit with her
| daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Frost.
r. p. Hutchins and George Allen of
LiVermore Falls started Monday for
| Springfield. Mass, making the trip on
| their motor cycles
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Dickinson and
| daughter Orpha, Ivan Britain and A.
D. Lothrop We're guests Sunday of Mr..
| and Mrs. |. b. Lucas in Readfield
Miss Gertrude Luce and nieces, En-
! liz and Isadore Luce, were callers Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
| Laid.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hall are the hap
| ply parents of a nice baby girl, which
| arriy ed at their home Tuesday morn
Ing.
| CHINA.
| II. f. Foster met with quite a severe
laccident last week by having his left
l. H.. t. -. II