Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-17

The funeral of Emilus NJ Dearborn.
whose death occurred at his home in this
village, last week Tuesday, took place on
Friday. Jan. y. beginning with prayer at
the house From there the procession
of remains and mourners proceeded to
the Free Baptist church of Vienna viii
lagc. where Rev f. w. Klein conducted
the service with music by the Mt Yer
non Male Quartet. Vernon Valley Lodge
of +. and ~ NJ, Of which deceased was
a member, also conducted very impress
sive service in the church, and rites of
commitment at the grave, in the Vienna
village cemetery. H. :. Russ both ar
ranged and conducted the funeral
Among the principal mourners were the
widow, son and brother-in-law of deceas-
ed. There was a large attendance of Ma
sons, also delegation from the Vernon
valley chapter of O. T.. s.. and, consid-
ering the Indictment weather. goodly
number of neighbors and friends of the
family from this and Vienna villages.
Mr. Dearborn was born in Vienna March
= 1874, and lived there most of his life
AS an Industrious and successful farmer.
during the latter part of the Civil War
ne served the Union in the 18th Me. Bat.
ii. A. lie was a charter member of Cy.
rus NJ. Williams Post G.. \. r. In 1868 he
married Anna J.. Prescott of New Shar-
on VINO, and son, Charles Prescott Dear
born of Lewiston, survive. He was a
quiet, unassuming and honest citizen: a
good neishbor, a kind aud devoted hus-
band and father
Mrs Anna l.. Dearborn of Church
street went to Lewiston, last Saturday
morning. bnr
At whose home she viii spend the re-
malnder of the winter
Nathaniel Robinson returned to Colbv
College, last Thursday
In spite of the extreme cold. the Pan
tlst Westinghouse was comfortable during
last Sundays services.
Preaching service at the West Mount
Vernon Free Baptist church, next sun
day Jan. p. at go 2. NJ. weather per-.
hitting. The Sunday school session be-
gins at 1.3a
Prof Young of Mt. Vernon high school
IS planning Teachers Institute for this
and surrounding towns, to be held on
Friday, Jan. &C. in this village. with Fri
day, Feb 2, for postponed date if the
former day is stormy.
LiTcHFiELo.
Elbridge Allen of Boston has been
passing few days with his father
and other relatives here. He returned
to Boston. Monday morning.
Mrs. Alice Goodwin, who is stopping
in Haliowell. passed Saturday night
and Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Jos. Goodwin.
Austin Rogers, who has been away
over year, returned home. last week.
He was in the hospital six weeks at
Calgary. Alberta, sick with typhoid
fever. returning home as soon as able.
RIVERSIDE.
Rev. r. NJ. Peacock visited his daugt-
ter in Portland, last week. and attended
meetings of the Men and Religion Move
ment which We're being held in that city
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs s. H.
Burton, "Wednesday afternoon. If
stormy, "Wednesday, the meeting will be
held. Thursday
w. l.. Reynolds froze his thumb quite
badly while, working on the road, last
week, 50 that he has had TO make sew
erai visits to the doctor 10 have it treat
ed.
Walter Reynolds and Robbie Morgan
are among the iatest victims of measles
in Riverside
Gertrude GiIcrease, who is working in
Augusta, passed Sunday at her home.
c. NJ. Harding, station agent at River
side, visited at his home in Clinton, over
| Sunday,