Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-05
MT.VERNON.

Edmund Luce has returned from the
Augusta hospital, and is slowly re-
gaining his strength.
RaV T. ". Klein preached at West
Mount Vernon, last Sunday afternoon.
Next Sunday. April g, he will preach
in the Vienna village church, at two
O'Clock.
The Kenyon Young Peoples League
enjoyed 4 very pleasant April Fool
St eial last Tuesday evening, at Ma
sonic hall, Immediately after their
regular meeting at the NJ. T.. vestry.
George G. Gilman intends To farm
this season, on the +. l.. Tuttlc place
near Aunt Betty's" Corner He re
Gently purchased a horse from pest
master ". E. Carson.
Rev. +. w Klein officiatcd las,
Wednesday, at the funeral of Mrs
Sarah Jane Robinson, mother of Mrs
a. + Gurrier. in Ghesterville.
H. f. Luce recently purchased a
pair of horses from Henry Williams
DTNNss Goi.-Mueh sympathy is
expressed for Mr. ane Mrs. Forrest
Tihbetts IN tie loss Of heir infant SOL
Vernon Nefdell. age IL days.
Among these wha still remain on the
SICK list are Mrs. +. :. McLellon and
daughter. Geanie.
Mrs \. +. Pinkham and iwo little
children are able To sit UP a little after
"A long run OF pneumonia.
TIE little son, Raymond, of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry G. Soule is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Harry Soule. who has been i'll with
MT : y i,l.4 To D1 Iiftl. al
so the stevens family are all better.
Willis Wright highly respected citi-
yea PASSED away at his home April 2,
death being due to a complication Of
diseases.
Miss Ethtlyn Marston has returned
Ia Auburn where she has "A fine pO
sitior. being employed as book keeper
COR the Cushman Hollis firm
Alfred K. Ames. our road commits
sioner on the east side is mending our
ways in businesslike manner, and
has the work systematized also Il
Johnnie On the spot for each section
which is Il very good plan especially
ri this time of wear
u. }. Hathorn is negotiating for the
BENJAMIN Trott farm, which is t. be
sold III the near future.
William Downcr has moved on to the
Fred Trott place, which he recently
purchased. and is getting nicely SET
tied, which is pleasing news to the peo-
pie in that vicinity.
Donnell Thwing, Milton Carlton and
Rufus Savage are attending court i'll
Bath, whore they are serving as jury
men.
John SAVAGE nas started business
wit, his wood saving machine. He has
a fine engine and turns off the wood
RAPIDLY.
Mrs Alma pushard is laying out the
spring work on her farm and has sew
Grad acres turned over To be planted To
potatoes and garden truck.
Our School Board are looking after
some needed repairs on some of our
sehoolhuses. George Marston is doing
the painting and Samuel Hathorn the
earpentering. The schools are all to be
opened this spring which is pleasing to
The majority.
Granville Durel who has been car
ing for the Rev. Mr.. Barrows during
the past winter, is soon to return t.
attend 10 his farm work.
The many friends Of Mrs. Alton
Thwing are glad to learn that She con-
tinaes to improve.
Joseph Hilton, who has been very
III is on the mendins hand and his
friends are hoping for Il speedy recov-
Hy.
our ferryboat the 'Hocamoc' is off
fer repairs, and foot passengers are
carried by II launch. .
WAYNE.
Tho Hancs family have rented the
Lovejoy farm for another year. Mrs
Haines is on the sick list.
The Wayne High school viii begin on
Monday. April 18th. The other schools
will commence, April 2lst. The high
grammar and primary schools, at the
village, will be taught by the same
teachers its last term.
The selectmen have commenced TAX
ing the inventory for the coming year.
superintendent w. w. Walton is tax
ing the school census.
The school committee have elected G.
+. Wing ana T.. l.. Stevens, trudnt
officers.
Earle Hutchens has gone to a hos
pital for treatment.