Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

UrrER SrILLwATER.


UrrEE SALTWATER.
The work Of LAYING the water pip
through our streets is about all finished.
the most important job remaining is that OF
laying the pipe under the Saltwater branch
of the Penobscot -Tac store of J. '.
Tucker, on Main street, is fast nearing
completion and will be an ornament. to the
locality in which it is situated. Messrs.
Rigby & Rurleigh are crowded With orders
for their justly celebrated Rigby Po;sfo
Djgger.-Miss +. +. Warehouse atd Miss
Jennie Sawtelle of WateryIie, had = mar
row escape from severe injuries on Thurs
day of last week. They were returpir
from Orono on the nail stage and upoG
turning at the post Office the driver suddenly
started his horse, throwing both ladies' into
the street. They were Immediately taken
to the residence Of Miss Warehouse where
it was found that they had fortunately
escaped without serious injury other than
being gresilY shaken up and bruised by the
aceiden..-Mr II. u. Cook, of the firm OF
Lord & Cook, job printers, is in town.
PushaF Lake, the iaYorite resort for ,he
people of Old Town and vicinity, is now
being visited by large numbers from this
village MIR. and Mrs. Henry Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Mclaughlin and Mr. Fossett
and wife of Augusta were among those 20
spend Sunday at that plscc.--Tha farmers
in this vicinity have not fairly began hay
ing yet. The hsy crop vii, be gool, grass
having thickened up a great deal wi hin
the last ten days.-rhird party men will
uni e with the Republicans This fall in
electing genuine temperance candidates
They don't want any free rum in theirs
saGadahoc.
WooLwicu.
July Oh was observed as "Chiilren
Day" at the NJ. +. Church At Nequas,at.
The church was pret,ily adorned with fl NC
ers and e7ergreens. and the yonng people
presented some excellent recitatous, read
ings and 5ongs.-The Baptist Society at tue
Centre rendered a most pleasing Children's
Day concert on the evening of July 18Th,
some very youthful speakers taking part,
The "Children's Choir sung very sree,ly
and the large audience mich cnjoyed The
whole exercise. The bouquets and
ported plants were beautiful The Congre-
gstIonsl Society has raised sbont a thousand
dollars for the repair ard improvement of
the church at Days Ferry, AMI the work is
progressing rspitly.-The NJ. L. Church
FODtsnpiales me nutiffrg OF
parsonage, near the church on lot
purchased of Capt. Edward Carter. The
farmers generally began hayiag last week
they report the crop IS somewhat lighter
than last yesr-'the presence % the Gov
eminent vessels in the kenrehec at Bath
attracts general interest among our pecplf.
Mr.. c. j. iislpen and wife Of Uiverhill
Mas, are visiting tls~ parents of Mrs II
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiseil Ss7age.-Mr Alfred
Reed, Jr and wifc are checred By the
presence Of their entire family. ;hrfr mar
ried daughters aud fsmilies all befnx At
home fer yisit.-Mr Winship Lilly. one
of our aged citizens, has been confiaed to
hi. bed for some time; his recovery IL very
doubtful.-MFs. Smell Of Augusta with her
two sons, has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Sarah Blnn. a. Dir Edwin Reeds -
The Brewer Go. expect to get into their
new boarding house this week.
Somerset.
CtSAAS.
Among the recent arrivals in town arc
Milton Gleason aud family from Texss
Mr.. Orlando Burgess Of Nebraska. Mr. and