Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-17

South Gard,Her.
The Salvation army held a meeting last
Tuesday evening at the Grammar school
house with a large attendance. Miss Bessie
Noble has arrived home from New York
A new pulp mill is soon to be built here
Mr.. Won r. Beedle and family are at their
cottage at Popham Beach The Bradstreet
Lumber Co have been making some repairs
abou, their mill. THE kindling wood factory
will soon start up again.-Mrs. Geo, Carrie
went to Bath, Monday. on visit TO friends.
The bad weather for the past week has
put the farmers back with their hsying 49,
The ice companies in this vicinity have all
been shipping this Week.-Mrs. Minnie How
ard from Bangor is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Chas Howard.-The repairs on the
[ MON church are progressing quite fast
They have the house raised up and when
completed will have nice yestry Mrs.
Geo Miller and sons from Boston, are visiting
at Mr.. J W. Lswrerce's.
R,rerside
Mrs. Angie Hersey and her two children
of Hyde Park. Mass who have been in Au-
gusta and this place for the past two weeks
returned home Monday Last Sunday even
ing Mrs. Josiah Brown came here to meeting,
driving her horse with covered carriage,
hitching at the postofice. After meeting she
went for her team and the horse and harness
were gone. After some search the horse
was found down in the field htched to an elm
tree and no one knows by whom AT this
writing The prospect for hsying is not very
good Some farmers here have finished -
MIR. Edward Tobey of Cross Hill is very
sick with no prospec, of his recovery.
There are some large good for nothing dogs
in this vicinity,
Hinthrop.
The directors of the public librs-
nv have decided not to wait until
the rest of the books arrived before
opening. It was opened for the first
time "Wednesday evening, July loth, with G.
II. Woodward as librarian. The farmers are
having a hard time getting their hay thus
year. There have been but few days during
the past two weeks when II has been pleasant
all day. Friday evening, the l2'h,
there WAS moonlight eScor-
sion to Marsnocook, on the steam
er Amsriscoggin- The evening was very
fine and quite large number went. Music
WAS furnished by the Winthrop band. -
The steamer Annie has been placed in Lake
Aunabescook. The past week she has been
hauling lumber to Pin&ham's Point This
week work will be commenced on the cot
tsge which is to be erected on the point for
the benefit of picnic parties. The grain in
this vicinity is looking well aud an unusually
good crop is expected The prospect now is
that the apple crop will be light Rev, A.
+. Chase, President Of Bucksport Seminary,
occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday
Thursday evening chewder party comph
menta-y 10 Mr. Frank Bowles. who is spend
iug his vacation in tosn, was held at Tink
hams Point in Lake Anne bessecook, the
party going down in Mr.. S. G Davis little
steamer annie. ~-Wednesday evening of
this week there will be another
moonlight dance at Marsnscook Grove
Mr.. John Mcllroy is reported to be improv
ing while Ronald who, has been confined 20
the house for some weeks expects TO be oct
in a few days.-Mr G. w. Savage hiss SC
cepted q position in +. S. yaeksons drug
.tre. An adjourned meeting of those in
terested in putting electric lights inro our
village was held at the Winthrop House
psrlors Monday evening.
Centre SidHey.
Mr.. Charles H. Lovejoy of Sidney was
thrown from load of hay. Saturday. July
18th, while driving into his barn. His head
and right shoulder struck the barn floor, in
ficting very painful. but ii is hoped not
dangerous wounds His physician reported
him doing well, Monday morning. though
still confined to his bed.
WiHsior.
Horace Haywood met with very painful
accident last Saturday. To assist his de-
scent from a load of hay he was resting his
weight upon the handle of his fork. the tines !
OF which were thrust into the ground. His |
hand slipping, he fell. and the handle can't
ing inward. struck him in the lower mart of