Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-20
kENSEBEC,
Chelsea.

Chelsea.
There are a number Of Chelsea's tOwns-
men outing down river this week, and
last week the following named were away
for few days: Miss Olive Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C Stevens, Miss Florence Ames.
Mr. Geo. Ames and Mr.. Fred Huxley are
on Z visit to Rockland, Maine. Miss Fannie
Little field is stopping at Fort POpham and a
number of others are out of town.-Pleasant
Lodge No 9 elected the following officers
evening. sine Frank Gilpatric,
c. r.; Miss Nellie Hayes, V. +; Katie
Young. Sec; Mrs James A. Clough. F
Sec VIM. 5. Chase. Treas; Mrs, Chas
Partridge. Chap: W. II. Young. NJ Fred
Young 1. G.; Thomas Church, Sent; }.
A ClOugh, Z. G. T.-Miss Flora Jackson of
Vsssslhoro is in town stopping with friends
Mrs. Sallie G. Flint Of Damariscotta,
Maine is in town o. visit to friends.-Mi's
Nellie Hayes is in Augusta taking Charge of
a millinery shop during the absence of iis
proprietor, Miss White, who is at the sea-
shore.-Mr. Herbert Rolf is stopping
in Malien, Mass. for \ feS .eeks.--A NUM-
Der IF heis a tosnsmen ar. getting ready
to attend tn Eastern Maine Far at Bangor
Me also a number are attending and going
to the Camp Meetisg at Richmond Mai e,
this week and 1t There is heavy crop
Of grass but we are having bad weather in
getti & it dry enough To put in the
barn.--There is a heavy second crop of
grass in this locality and some farmers have
commenced to cut it for their cvws-Puta-
toes are rotting badly and beans are rusting
but the farmers have all got fine hay
crop, 50 they are iubiant.
Branch Mills.
Last Fridsy. Aug. Is, our SUNDAY school
accepted an invitation frorl N nth Palermo
to join with them AMI other schools in
picnic at the grove where they are holding
meetings. They have been to considerable
labor and expense this year in building
new stand, and arranging the seats and
lights more conveniently We were pleas
antly entertained by the children of Palermo,
Freedom, Albion and Branch Mills schools.
Rirerside.
William Town and wife of Waterville
were in the place Saturday visiting relatives
and friends.-Bert Redlon returned Monday
from three weeks vacation to the seashore
Ben Evans of Boston is in the place
stoi ping with his aunt. - Ben Dunlap
of New Bedford n lived here Thurs
day and 10 with liz sist r, Cynthi,
Dunlap - Mrs. Martha Bigelow OF
Buwdoinhani is in the place visiting friends
Count Magri's exquisite pony team passed
through this place, "Wednesday, minus the
Count-Mr. Edgar Baker and wife of Gsrdl-
ner, are in tn. place visiting their parents.
Harrison Hanson of Readfsld, was in the
place last Saturday, looking after oxen
Frank Smith and his wife of Great Falls. N.
H.. visited Mrs. SIS mother, Mrs.
Baker-wllis P. Bailey, HE wife AMI
two sons, went 10 Squirrel Island
Friday. returning the same day -
Miss Adiie Frentz of Melro.e, is in the |
place visiting her cousin Miss Julia Brown. |
Roscoe Paine Of Winslow came up from /
the Islands Friday and is in the place with |
his grandparents. K M. Peacock and !
his wife of Somerset, Mass, are in the
place stopping with Mrs Peacock's parents.
A neat and pretty piece Of type work was I
the notice of the meeting OF the Universal
lists MemDr Association next Sturdy
and Sunday at Oak Grove in this tow.
The notice was printed on white cambria and
is a perfect piece of workmanship. | learn
it Was from the press of the Kennel. C
Journal Office, Just it might be expected.
At the lsst regular meeting of the Good
Templars in this pla e. eight delegates and
eight alternat.s were chosen to represent the
iodge Mt the quarterly session of kennebec
District Lodge, to he holden with Golden
Sickle Lodge at Lichfeld Corner
next September the 4th.-The camp
meeting in South China held last week was
we'll attended and Sunday = goodly number
of ladies and gentlemen went from this
place. Good religious interest was main
tanned through the entire meeting. If
mistake not brother Gould Of Hsilowpll first
started the meeting At this beautiful grove,
where much good has been done
~ result of this laudable endeavor. Oe
draw back to these grove meetings 10,
by come. wsnton disregard of
the Sabbath and its hAllowed COM
mand to do no unnecessary york or indulge
in folies or disressri Of Gods command.
Much good has been done at these grove
meetings but At times, ''evil communications
corrupt good manners.' The closer we
'bey the divine injunction remember the
sabbath day to keep it holy" the better will
I be for all.
waterriHe.
A company of about fifty assembled st the
esidence of Mr.. Samuel Osborne well =
;no~n ~ Coby's faithful jantor. on Satur- /
av night 70 witness the marriage of his .
aushtsr to Mr. Edward Conner Of Philadel- i,
hia The bride. Miss Lulu Osborne Ham s
n was the adopted child OF the late Prof. D
lamlin Of Harvard University. She received ii
liberal education II the hands Of Prof. h
Ismlin and has been for several years pre- e
eptress in Tennessee and Pennsylvania
.hoOls- Mr.. Conner 10 also an instructor in
New Jersey high school, The marriage F
.remony vas performed BY DR.. G. d B
epper Many fine presents were received
he bridal couple will return in few days q
Mr.. Connor's home in New jersey Miss y
!yra Drummond, daughter of Hon Josiah a,
rummoni Of Portland 10 visiting friends in q
is city.-Mr. Will Dodge spent Sunday 1t Of
K Boutelle, E.q.. returned N
Squirrel Island Saturday II. d. Bates. n
"a. cashier Of the merchants bank spent
anday Ut his cottase on Little Chebeague
land. Portland Hafbor Arthur Han of
e Sentinel. started Saturday morning for q
o weeks visit to hi> old home in Rockiand ~
Miss Julia Winslov vent 70 Hassland, Sat- in,
day.-Rev WIN. Spencer, accompanied BY co
. soa Charles vens 10 Conway Center Sat VI
day. During Mr. Spencers absence his Gu
lipit will be supplied by the Rev. Mr. 70,
evens--Ar. D. W. PAssoas Of the St