Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-15

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East Pttaon.
Mr. George Dear5on. wife and sister from
New York have been visiting Mrs. DesrbOn
in this place MIR. Leonard Moody and FAM
lily spen; last week AT Mouse Island, Boo-h-
oay.-Niss Nsmie Clark is visiting Mrs q
W. Stuart in Newport.-Mr. Henry Knight
IS doing h living business with his steam
thresher. All kinds Of grain Is very sta.ky
but not 80 much grain rs usual.--There WAS
grand rally to the Sabbath school con-
yentio, at the Nobleboro eampground yester
day. Parts of three counties were represent
ed.-A Sabbath school picnic from here to
Nahumkeag Pond came of Tuesday.-Mr
Henry Croker one Of our enterprising young
men has his new house already for the bird
Q "a lie knows where to find her.
Waterriiie. :.
| Monday Was quite a busy day in the
municipal court. Peter Vigue was up on
plant of one of the horse car conductors
on the charge of disturbance on the car
Sunday evening. He plead guilty and was
fned s5 and costs. Mrs. Peter Lambert
charged Clovis Croux with assault and bat
terry. A number Of Witnesses were ex-
amined and as upon their evidence Croux
was fined So and costs amounting $ll.04.
At the completion Of the trial, Croux secured
the arrest of Mrs. Lambert on q similar
charge. Mrs. LANDER, settled without stand
ing ,rial.-The Judges office will be opened
during the remainder of the month
on Mondays and Thursdays only
Peter Lambert is an adopted son of Charles
Butler, one Of the city policemen. When
Mr.. Butler WAS absent from home Sun
day, Lambert went to the house and stole
S2s in money suit Of cloths = valise and
various other articles Of value. The young
man was found at Hanson's stable and part Of
the money secured.-Electric lights were
placed in the vestry Of the Methodist church
Drummond of Bangor. who have been At
tending the Chatsuqusn exercises at Frye
T burg are visiting friends in this city.-Al
dermen Brown and Jones returned Monday
/ from a successful fshirg trip to Carry
. Ponds. Gene Reynolds went to Boston
| Saturday, for a visit Misses Daisy PlAistet
and Carrie kalloch have returned from
Squirrel Island. Miss Bessie Lindsay of Nor
, ridgwock is visiting Miss Harriet Townsend
Miss Barrie NOVEL;, teacher in the cit.
schools went to Old Orchard Monday
Gov. Common Was in the city Monday on bust
ness connected with the Northern Bankin
y company Of Portland. 10 quite larg
: sale of excursion tickets from the Water
vile station to Lake side from which parii,
), drive to Great Pond where the fishing is re
;, ported to be excellent. A party Of ten stxrte'
and went out Monday +. J. Como
and Mrs. Susie Nudd went to Old Orchard
;. Tuesday.-Miss Nellie Bates went to Frids
+ ton Monday.
y Lifehfeid.
Riley Allen and family. Eli Merriman an
Elias Plimpton with others took pleasur
= trip down the Kennebec river lately, stoppin
o at the different slan'is along the coast. Tn
rain and fog did not dampen their enthusiasm
for we hear them give none but pleasant &C
il counts of their outing. The trophies brougf
a back were blue berries Mrs. Lucinda Lai
was thrown down by vicious COW thre
weeks ago, dislocating the bones of her wris,
b A large covered wagon left here the last o
# last week, containing John Gilman and fam
$ lily bound for Bear mountain berrying.-Ml
n Randall and wife from Marshfeld, Mass
d spent several days with Mrs. Baker Ia,
week.-fhere will be meeting at Unto
J.. Hall, Purgatory next Sunday at 5 O'Clock L
a DR.. Oscar Plimpton of New York an
"a Miss Stevens, who have been spending fe'
days with a. W. PlimIton. left Thursday 70
h Union, n II.