Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-29

ton as that place. She vas very esnma-
ble young lady Of "a years and leaves
many friends.
| PoRriANp.
Work on the new hall Of BossorsA Post
| 10 we'll advanced. and IL 10 already apparent
that when completed il sill Be . source ss
| pride to the comrades and credit 70 the
city. At the meeting Of the Post last week
| it was voted to put in . memorial window,
dedicated to late comrAde Grin r. lie Grow,
| Ke~sesse.
NoKra vAssAlsago.
Daniel Clark 10 condned 70 his house
from the esects Of sudden cold.-Charles
| Hopkins and wife have gone 10 Boston
here he 10 10 be put under treatment 81
the hospitai.-Petef Wilhams' two daueh-
ters, Ennis and Ress. of Boston. are visit
ing friends here---Miss Addie williams Of
Boston is spending her vacation al her
fathers, Thomas williams.-Will Rey'
nolds, the young detective whose business
in connection with his large farm 1t home,
10 4 buyer and seller of farms and horses,
is in town.
CusLskA.
A large lot Of fine hay has been got in
the past two weeks, but the rain Of July
p and 26 has caugh, farmers out with
| lot Of hay In tumbies. A number Of our
farmers are done having and have 20: In
many places more than last year.-t. II.
| - Ha,Shts "a
| getting ready 10 build 40 feet onto their
barn. The Yeatons have secured large
crop of hay and having . large stock OF
cows will be obliged to secure more room
to hold their increasing herd. Mise Nellie
Hayes 10 home on vacation stopping at
| her fathers. G. X. Hayes "A number Of
Chelsea folks are going to spend . few
weeks at Fort Pophsm The Coppers 4
Campbell Band and violin players have
| been in town and Chelsea folks have been
treated to some fret class music OF late
This band will give concert at Chelsea
Heights in few nights for the benefit Of
| their friends. s.--Miss Belle Little a, Id has
been quite sick. but We are glad to hear
she is on the road to recovery.-Thcre is
large crop of BlackheArt cherries in this
town and large lots have been picked and
marketed in Augusta.
EAST NAssALHono.
Miss Emma Doe left Monday morning
for the seAshore for the remainder OF the
season. MIR. J. W. Estes of Augusta was
in town Tue sday, the guest of II A. Priest
Rev. MIR, Kelley and wife of North Vas
lboro passed the day "wednesday At Rev.
MIR. Biranis Mr.. Leander Aldrich and
wife from Bloomfield, Illinois, and Mrs
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Mrs. j. c. Pierce Wednesday. MIR,
Joshua Gray of Duluth. Minnesota, 10
,isitiug at his brothers, Mr.. WIN. Gray
Mr.. VIII TAYLOR had marrow escape from
\ severe accident Wednesday. While hAr-
Messing colt 10 his moving machine he
attempted TO fssten the traces, in some way
frightening the colt and was kicked. being
thrown some distance. Mr.. TAy lor was
considerably shaken, but conRratulatcs
himself on escaping as well as he did
The same day his brother Ernest attempted
10 rake hay with young horse when he
became unmanagesble and ran some dis
tsnce before he WAS brought under control.
Mrs J. c. Pierce ia the fortunate pos
SCISSOR of night-blooming cereus that de
lights her friends yearly with its beautiful
flowers. "Wednesday eve 1t sgain unfolied
one of its marvel, of beauty and delicious
fragrance 10 the ex RENE satisfaction OF
numerous invited guests. IL was indeed =
great treat to many who had never been
fortunate enough to look upon one in Its
glory or smell the delicious odor it sends
forth Mrs Alma Jones of Chicago and
family are in town for the summer At Mr..
Geo Tabers.
CnIsA.
Will" somr farmers have finished having
many others have not and the two days rain
the last of the week shut out quite a number
who would have closed up their hay harvest.
The quality and quanii,, of hay this season
j. superior. Never had better time for cut
ting it. HE apple crop is light. Oats and
barley are ru~ting but hat effect it will have
On the crop remains TO bcscen. Nice catches
of pike, perch black bass and other fish nre
daily taken from the lake w alter L. Bond
ESD. and wife of New York. are boarding
with Mrs. X. e. Bartlett, Mr.. King. wife
and child from Boston, are expected Wed
ncs,laV. and other baardcr- soon. Nr. l.
A. W cbh and wife will teach the fall term of
the village school They are To occupy Ia"
NJ. l.. parsonage. which l. Just now vacant
The upper room of the schoolhousc " to be-
furnished with new seats and desks similar
I" thos" below, and the hous" is To be- painted,
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