Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-04
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There vas large attendance from this
town ss the csmpoeeting = kaa Lvesnose
Sanday--As the last meeting of Startling
Grange, Aug. %, four candidates took the
Arst and second degrees The next meeting
OF the Grange will be Saturday. Sept 5th. q
two O'Clock r n. There viii be Harvest
supper and . general good rime.-The warm
dry weasher Of the last week has made very
favorable show on the corn. and has given
fine chance to cut the second crop OF grass
Of which there 10 heavy growth on new
Heids cut early .--School in District No. 2
will commence Monday. Miss Robbins Of
Winthrop, ,escheY.-Mr. Augustus Pease
vert 20 Scion, Saturday. where he will have
charge Of High School
North Wayne.
week Of remarkably hne weather has
givea the farmers . rare chance to harvest
their grain. and they are now preparing TO
gather sweet corn for the canning factory 1t
Jenning Bros, which commenced it, season .
YORK, Tuesday, Sept. 5. This 10 an industry
highly appreciated by our people. a6ording
them several weeks employment every year,
near their homes with good vages.-EAst
Liyermore eamp-meeting, which has been
holding the past week, closes Monday morn
ing, Sept. 2. It has been quite largely At
tended by our townspeople. number Of cifi-
zens from our village Who own cottages
there have spent the week with their fami-
lies. Among them are, Lowell Ssnborn,
&c. NJ. Lovejoy and W VI. Taylor. They
report good attendance and very interesting
.eFsices-Rev. b. sylvester died at his
home in the south part Of the town, Satur-
'ay, Aug 3Is.-Mrs. NJ 2 Jennings OF
T. nal ia I'll At n
nings T. 4. Lovejoy Of birmingham.
Mas, 10 spending short vacation With his
mother, Mrs I. Lovejoy- Miss Mary B.
Smith returned to Somerville, Mass, last
Wednesday to resume her school duties -
o. H. Nelke Of the house Of Parker
Wood, Boston, 10 at home accompanied by
some friends A. NJ Knos and family
of Hslioweil are in town on . visit.-Par-
ties Interested in the North Wayne Tool and
Water Power Co. have been in town the
past week looking over their property with
a view to some needed improvements in the
near future.--The NJ +. Church in the
village will in future be supplied alternately
BY the pastor, Rev. ID. X Ford, and students
from Kents Hill, during the school term.
Winthrop.
All the schools in town commenced Mon-
district is not yet completed the school is
held in the house on Stur'evant Hill. The
High School, under the charge of Prof. +.
| + Russell who has given such good salts
faction for the past two years, numbers 81,
the largest yet-There was Union Gospel
meeting at the Congregationalist vestry Sun
day afternoon. led by C. NJ Bailey.-A large
number for this place attended the Liver
more camp meeting, Sunday Mr.. ard Mrs.
A. T. Chandler, formerly of this place. but
now of Lewiston, have been spending the
week in town. NJ. Yeston 10 preparing
to open tailor shop in Bonney block on
| Main ST. Mr.. Yeaton WAS formerly in the
same business in this town but has spent the
past few years in the West.
Pitston
Miss Emily J. Written of Topsham has
been visiting friends at this place the past
few days.-The Independent Ice Co., have
not been shipping any ice for few days. The
Great Falls consumers, and Knickerbocker
Cos. are shipping this week Schools began
last Monday Quite n number from this
place attended the Salvation campmeetinq
last Sunday.
East Pittston.
Mr.. Woodward, wife and laughter of Min
neapolis, are visiting at Mrs. L. S. Clark's
49, Mrs. Charles Moody and family return tc
Brooklyn next Monday Meemie
Clark has returned home from Newport
Mr.. Willis Mansur and wife are visiting a
Round Pond BristoI.-Mr. Springer and
family are visiting friends in Augusta.-Mr
Prescott Goss and wife Of N. H., are visiting
at Mr.. Henry Knights.-Mrs. Hopkins ant
daughter of Mass, are visiting at her faith
ers, Deacon Knights.-The fair held by the
Ladies' Aid, Tuesday night, was a success
Mrs. Stilphen's daughter of Rhode Island. ID
visiting her mother.-The new Trotting
Park is being put in good shape for the sea.
son.
Wooiuich
The house of Herman Wright, was destroy
ed by Ire on the 9th inst. He had Just
finished reshingling it, and his wife was US
! ing the Old shingles to make fire for iron
ing. The cnders from these set fire to the
roof, and help came too late to save it
Most of the furniture was saved. Insurance
on house and barn, $1,000 The Evangelists
Geo. c. Stebbens and wife are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J p Preble. They will hold
a song service in the Baptist Church on Sab
bath evening
WALDO.
Searsmoat
Mr.. l.. NJ. Poor and family of Augusts
who have been spending week in this vicin-
ity returned home Sundsy.-Mr. J. q
knight and wife spent last week in Augusta
The NJ. f. church was opened for service.
Sunday, We now have one of the pretties'
churches to be found in country town
Rev. Mr.. Pearson of Morrill, preached in the
morning, and Rev. w. II. Crawford in the
evening Rev. W. Wiggin and wife return
ed from Northport Ss urday Mrs. Ed
mund Bcknell and children of Law
renee, Mass, who have beer
visiting in town returned home Satur-
day.-Mrs Mary Andrews and daughter OF
bingham. Mass who have been spending
several weeks with Mrs. Susan Andrews, re
turned home last week-Wilfred A. Collins
o. Braintree, Mass. was in town Saturday
Edwin Dyer and Frauk Fuller of Lawrence
Mass, are making their annual visit here
J. Z. Woodcock who has been in Siou,
Fall Oak, for several weeks returned home
Wednesday.
Belfast.
Mark Andrews, for twelve years promi
nent wholesale and retail clothing dealer here
will, on Jan. l, 1890 remove to Boston, wher'
he becomes a member of the firm of Rhine
stein & Andrews.-The Crosby Inn, Belfast
new hotel has been crowded all summer ant
it is probable that an addition. containing 2
rooms may be built next year.