Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-22
SAGADAHOC.
Richmond.

RichmOnd.
Our correspondent of Aug. goth writes
L. ID. Newell, Esq, is taking a short vaca-
ton visiting friends and relatives in Bow
don and Litchfeld.-The Republican rally
at the Opera House, Saturday evening, was
largely attended, and the speech of Mr.
Plummer was received with much enthusiasm.
The yacht Hattie went to Boothbay
Harbor, Saturday night, remaining over
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor, Miss Mol
lie Rowe, M. 5. Parks and Charles Rowe
were aboard.-Will Melrose returned home
Monday, after few days outing.-One of
the men at Clark and Milliken's saw mill re-
celved severe wound in the left leg Satur-
urday from a cant dog He thought nothing
serious would come from it, but while down
town in the evening, was obliged to be car
RED home in team from the effects of it.
Miss Emma Flynt of Dexter is visiting at
DIR. d. S. Richards Saturday a leak both
cred the water company and deprived the
public of their accustomed temperance drink
After hard nights work it was located near
the corner of Chestnut and Main Streets.
Russell Bros. are rushing the shipping of
ice from the Hodges place buildings From
three to five vessels are usually seen waiting
their time for a berth.
Kennebec Valley Camp-ground.
Our correspondent writes Aug. 20: The
Salvation Army meeting closed Sunday
night. The attendance during the day was
quite large, there being by estimate about
three thousand people present. Brgadier
lnman and assistants express themselves as
well satlshed with the meetings and hope
that much good has been accomplished
The Temperance meetings commence Tues
day, when Miss K. U. Yates, lately re-
turned missionary from India, is expected to
arrive. Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stevens will have
charge Wednesday for the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union. Good Templar's
day comes Thursday, under Grand Chief
Iemplar, }. III. Hamilton. The Bent Or
chestra will be present with Mrs. NJ. A.
Bent, cornetist. The Evangelistic meetings
under Rev. Miss Hannah Pratt, will be held
Friday and Saturday. Sunday, Rev ID. W.
LeLacheur will conduct the services. Dur
ing these meetings the music will be under
the direction of the well known Prof. Chase.
LINCOLN
Cedar Ggore
Our correspondent writes Aug. 20: The
Forsett brothers and MIR. Cunningham of
PittstOn commenced plastering the new
double tenement houses to-day-The
High school at South Dresden commenced
With good interest, and a large attendance.
Mr.. Moody is a popular teacher.-The lawn
party at Col. McFaddens was very enjoy-
able time. Gen. Bridge was present The
numerous japanese lanterns made it a lawn
party in reality.-Austin Carleton from
Boston made brief visit at his fathers, re-
porting that he and Mr.. thurman Call, both of
this town, are doing well in busness.-Mrs
Florence Collins and daughter Nellie from
Skowhegan are visiting her sister Mrs. f.
7. McFadden.-Mr. and Mrs +. Cotton
returned to Mass, after making short visit
at his brothers.-Miss Dora Moody of Lew
ton is visiting relatives and friends here.
WALDO.
Montrike.
Jur correspondent writes Aug 20: The
following are recent arrivals in MontvilEe :
Messrs. Alden and Benton Emery of Grilton,
Ohio; 5. s. Emery and Miss Emma Emery,
c. A. Foster and wife, Mrs. c. NJ. Clement.
of Lowell, Mass. Laforest Wiggin of San
gus, Mass; Miss Efie Clement and Mrs.
Nellie jackson, of Forge Village, Mass ;