Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03

llucl improved anu HAS resumed dS-
tive practive again.
kENT'S HILL.
The Ladies' Circle was entertained
by Mrs. E. Il. Peacock Wednesday eve
ming. \ large company was present
and the evening was very pleasantly
passed.
a promising young beagle. owned by
Maynard Dow. WAS accidently shot by
fellow hunter while out hunting last
Saturday. The dog was mistaken for
Il rabbit.
l.. II. Strout, the local representative
OF the +. A. Strout real estate agency,
sold Il farm in Livermore to out-of-
the state parties last week.
Cyrus ID. Winters. the popular driv-
er of K. F. D. route 49, is confined to
Palmer. the substitute carrier, is driv-
ing the mail.
Mrs. Geo. Pierce. who has been i'll a
long time. is reported to be critically
i'll,
Misses Nellie Packard and Ellen
Palmer were the guests Wednesday
ana Thursday of Miss Hazel Peacock at
the home of l.. T.. Peacock.
Miss Marion Folsom has been i'll with
the prevailing cold during the past
week. Miss Be Cole is also suffering
with severe cold.
Miss Mary Irving, one of the assist
ant instructors in the Conservatory of
Music. who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Cen
trail Maine hospital in Lewiston, has
returned to the home of DR.. Morse. She
is rapidly recovering from the effects
of the operation and expects to resume
iler work in the school at an early date.
BELGRADE.
\ general feeling Of sadness peryades
the town in the death of our genial l..
f, p. driver, Edmund l.. Yeaton. Since
the establishment of the rural free de-
livery his daily visits had been regu-
lar. He had missed but very few trips
often going his rounds when many
carriers did not try to so. Just four
weeks ago he came home from his du-
ties to find his wife had died durins, his
absence. She was in her usual health
when he left. which though not good.
was not considered necessarily fatal.
The blow to him and his only daugh-
ter was very severe. After Il weeks alb
sence from his work he again took up
mis- duties. which he kept up until d
week ago he was taken with pneumo-
mia in its werst form. From the first
but faint hopes Were entertained of his
recovery. \ daughter Mrs. Elmer
Mosher, who has the sympathy of the
entire community i'm her double be-
reavement. a granddaughter. little
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brother survive, Mrs. Charles Herrick
of Oakland, Mrs. T.. II. Mosher of Bel
grade, Mrs. Ella Wooley Of New York.
Mrs. J.. a. Bartlett of Belgrade Lakes,
and brother. Claire of Amesbury.
Mass. The funeral will be at . F. NJ
Friday. Feb. 3
DrS. Harris and Campbell of Angus
ia were called Saturday in consuta-
ton with Dr. Reynolds on the case OF
Edmond L. Yeaton, who is critically i'll
of pneumonia. Small hopes were given
for his recovery.
Mrs. Myrtle Tucker and daughter
Ethlyn of East Mt. Vernon We're call
ers in town Monday.
Miss Calista Eates is improving
slowly. Her sister. Mrs. Dell Wellman
is in poor health.
Eugene Turner of East Mt. Vernon
was visitor at the home of his son
Stanley Turner Monday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
l. c. Hewitt Wednesday. Feb. Sth. II
stormy the first fair day.
Delphina Rates. widow of William
Wellman died at her home here early
this morning She had been in pool
health for some time but had hep'
about the house until three days age
when she began to fail, and sank rap
idly until the end. She is survived by
two sisters Mrs. Fred Bailey of Lew
iston and Miss Calista Bates. who
lived with her. and who is also very
| ill of nervous prostration. Two broth
ers. Marshall of Fairfield, who was
passing the winter with her and Lean
der of Dakota. also two sons. Irving OF
Skowhegan and John of Portland.
SOUTH MT. VERNON.