Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

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On pleasure trip vi the g-ocsrs exrtsr-
Fsssa tbs ssex.--afr. Jacsbs has the so-x
I on ..se srxnt stan: zs the fair grounds well
ssoax, asa will complete il in few far
/ 5ass.-Caps. vsnee % zssia in to.r. af'ef
a tip 70 Skevhexsn saf Ho7ss fsiand.--
Des- Sye. former resilient here. IL pay
lag 8 YssIs Of few days WIKI oil frleazis IN
1 TOYS. He Is remarkably we'll fornssi for
nsn nearly nisssy-fys yesrs Of age "a
rarty Of oar citizens vent gold hunting a.
Svfft river and returned Isss week. Tney
| sill ts,irk farming will pay tasn better
shas gid seeking in ,ha. region.
/ MORN yAssALsoRo-
| Mrs. f. y. Tersiee Of Augusta was ia the
yisixze Mahaay snt made cali On lief
grandfather, II. 6. Asbort--Ar. L. w.
Bar, wife and child % Boston are visits
r. c. Bergess.-TEe steamer City of wa
ter :. = is having considerable patronage
1 from tassalboso to AHznsts ard intsraissii-
ate isnlinss--Ths Vassalharo weoien
mill Is unable TO nt! orders for heavy weight
hiaek geosls, a. fast a. desired only tSeive
pieces are nov in the mill. over i25 cases
/ asse beea sold tFon the mill the lAst month.
TIE cases average aboat slx hundred DOL
lars per YeHr correspondent Is also
Informed that these goods sell ahead OF any
Of this class in Boston Mr.. Aivah u.
! -hofey Of PiItsfeld is 10 the village visit
Jag Bis nlother ALBERT Cock Is making
repaifs on bis dam at Shelby Hollow
Tbe eamyniee.ing in China now being held
viii continue over nex, sabbath.--Cook &
Jep.on are running their shodiy mill night
and LAY &c al their orders IS. Lightboay,
1 the druggist, has returned from the sea-
shore after an absence Of fer weeks. look
Ing hro@n and hearty Dogs have killed
and wounded several sheep owned by Dan
lei Taylor, Of Winslow Mira. W. NJ. Rob
! insoa has returned from enc week. visit at
| Lewiston. Henry Aver has pat piazza
On his house and graded biI yard. He 10
formed your correspondent tina, he will
have Two hundrel barrels OF winter ffait =
| Spectators are Offering five dollars a bar
| rel for winter spplfs On the trees. The
farmers that said WHEN apples few years
az0 sold for one dollar barrel, that they
would cut down tbeir trees are glad row
that they did rot.
RIVERSIDE
Mrs Bell langley and Mr.. Langieg's two
children Of Boston are in the place on a
visit 70 Mrs.. Langleys parents, Mr.. Alfred
| I.se and Mrs. Nancy Lee MIR. Walker of
Monmouth is cauvassing the town for the
sale Of sulky plows Mrs. Redlea went TO
South China Wedna sday to the funeral Of
an old friend, MIS- Hoxland.--Nrs. Lewis
Noores and her children, who have spen,
| the summer a. Mr.. Ms parents returned
u her home in Washington, ID. C., Wed
nssdsy Mrs. Florence Hayes of Ipswich,
! Ma.s is in the pIsc' WITH bes mother, Mrs
Sarah Trask.-Chsrles Russell, who has
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arrived 81 hs home here Saturday on
two weeks vacation Mrs. Bush OF
I Getchelfs Corner wa. in our evening meet
ng Surday, taking az active part Carl
Bouney of Sterling, Mass arrived in the
place Saturday and spent the Sabbath with
his aunt, Mrs. Julia fIoyt, anil
left for his bone on the ten
O'Clock trsin Msa hay morning Because
there hiss been so much rain lately it has
been diffcult for farmers to gather their
sweet corn and get i, to the factory, and
some Of il will be 80 hard IL will hot be
tor Asa Croxcll read Jabez Crowe,l-The
farmers are saying that their beaas are be-
isg damaged in the field, because of the
vet weathor.--Mr Ira D. Sturgls is going
tl,is week to Houlton and New Brunswick
looking after flock Of nice sheep to put
oa to hs farm Mas Celia Mills Of South
Berwick is in the place stopping with Mrs.
Harriet Mills.
krNt HUI,
The continued rainy weather IL having an
unfasorahle etlecs upon the health of many
la town Sunday the Presiling Elder,
Rev. & S Andrews, preached in the after
noon, and in thu evening" had charge of the
love feass. which WAS time of much in
tcrest.-rhere have been quite number
of visitors on the Hill recently, among them
kltert Stevpns. an oil student. but now a
fesilent of Denver. Col, made US flying
visit Miss Louise Harvey, a graduate of
~. bat now a medical student at Philaael-
phia, stoppel at the Hill over Sunday
Mr. Charlotts Ilami on and her daughters
are spending little time here with relatives
sagsdnhoc.
WooLwtcu.
On the evening Of the 1th inst. the Ne
quassatt Sabbath School, gave very
pleasant sunday School concert at the
Congregational Church. A large number
of very handsome bouquets adorned the
pulpit ard platform. The music was in
charge Of Mr.. John S. Carter who presided
4. the organ in hi' usual superior manner
Mira. T. Stinsou and Mrs.. +. f. Gilmore
rendered tFo lovely duets. There were
two fine quartsttes a solo, a song by three
% tie very little girls, and other beautiful
lgctions. The readings, etc, were all IN
excellent taste aud very finely gwen nota
tly those by Misses Matte Bailey. Mary
Ssinson. Blanche Davis and An0ie Gilman
Much credit IL Aue to the peIittendeFt.
Mr.. J W. BreoSings AMI his assistant Mrs.
u. S. Garter. for the success of the enter
! tainmc9t- 20 wing 10 the illness of the
Pfs siding Elder, Rev, I II, Wharf of
/ Thomaston, The quarterly meeting services
/ nj North Woolwich % the 1th inst. we're
held By the pastor, Rev. J. S. Thompson,
who also conducted those at South Dresden
in the afternoon. Riaaldo Reed, Sup't. of
the Morse Ice Co., who has been living at
Dresden for the past two or three wears,
( hiviag concluded to return 10 his old home
in North WoolEich, has hal workmea en-
gagged in patting his house in order. Two
large bay windows md a piszzs are being
added, and other Improvements made. To
the great grief of his family and friends.
Mr. Reed. on the 9th inst. was stricken
With paralysis. and is now in very critical
cOad.t on. He Is Que of the most active
busine SIS men in his PAR; Of the town, ard
VIII be greatly missed should he not re-
cover his health sufficiently to carry on HE
business 49, MIR. ana Mira. Ephraim Fullerton
we're lately surprised and glalicued by tn
arrival of their son tbsilas. OF Somervile,
Mas. wRh his ~Ife anil little daughter. for
short vslt.-1hc marriage on the 81 inst.
Of Miss Electa NJ. Ifsthorn to Mr.. Hiram X
Pattss of Bath, robs us of one of the most
popular young ladies' of Woolwch The
lest nj stas af har -ya riycls nf friaaIs uo