Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
THE STATE
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congregation isw Sabbath There vas I
large at.sra44aee Of former students OF
Wilton Academy NJ taeir annual meesi5a
of til. Alumni S1cietE al yaagha Grove i4sl
Tuesday where they enjayed picsie dinner
also speeches froa several Distinguished
perssns. They were somewhat disap-
pointed ~ Pref I. G. Phillips the former
principal vas expected but was unable e.
asisad. They a'so held sociable in the
eveaIng a, Academy Hall Last Wstnes-
dag absas two thoussni people assembled
II the came grove 70 attend the South
Pfankin Sunday School eoafsreses.-fhe
Republicans of this place held their caucus
last SstaYisy r. NJ - choose delegates 10
the county eonyen'isn 20 b.. holden nsIl
Wednesday, f. B. Fuller Eas made chair.
nan. f. NJ fnfneii. sec'y, Lester L.
Hi.cocf. rep. Delegates were A. ID. Par
sons. Geo. K. FarnelJ. John Pike. j. T
WI kins. I. r. Clark. w. II. Alien. c. Y.
RoweH, h. VI. Small, c. n Ad.ms, w. H.
Chamberlain. l.. r. Hiseeck, c. K. Hall,
A. VI. Chandler. B. ". Brown. \. s. Ward
kenasbs..
RIVERSIDE.
Lorin Lewis of Merrimie, Mass, and
BIZ. brother Benjsm of North Lincoln.
2re .sopyiag with their sister. Mrs. Samuel
Porter June Goddard and Mabel Mcksy
Of East vsssalboro were in the place Wed
nesiay.-Miss Gesn Reynolds was in the
place the guest OF Alice HAYES last week.
Miss Carrie Nelson and Miss Carrie Kit
fridge Of L1sell. arrived here THUS lay
and are stopping with Mrs. Ellis.-fraak
Woodbury. and wife arrived here from
Boston and are with Marcia smrgis.-
Henry Sager of Proyi,lencs. 4 L., AMI
Mrs. Jason Collins aad her tso ae-
eomplished daughters Della and Jennie of
Gardiner, we're IN the place Friday visiting
AZ the residence Of Mrs. Hannah Springer,
returning to Gardner az night. Dan
Thorn 2son and friend of Augusta, were 10
the plnce Friday "A. A. Lawrence OF
East Midway, Mass, was in the place Sat
ur,lay Master Roscoe Paine who. has
been with his grandparents for the past
tso weeks retIraed home Monda2.--
Mrs. Mar Fossslt we regret to say Is quite
sick, under the Doctors care. Mrs. Fo.-
1T is the able correspondent of the Fair
fsli Journal- Am glad to leara this morn
iog. Monday. that she IS much better and
will soon be ont agaia---Rey. j. Il. Aikcn,
orr pastor. il making longer stop az
~ .,a,-J =, no s,i,h hi. cons,soa,ion
next Sunday.-Mss Emma Springer who
has been here for the past two weeks re
tu,nad IN her Labor. in Chicago last Mon
9av-At tho Renubir,n caucus to nomi-
nats c,udid.te for representative to the
next legislature Rusl &. Burgis was the
unanimous choice of the caucus. and will
ha cbo,e, nov, gtt dav of SCENTS mbar-At
a meetiog of the Directors, and others in
,eres,es of the Mamie Grove Cemetery As
socia.ion il was voted to put wire fence
around the lo' WIN an iroa fence IA 'front.'
GIT from Ira ID. 9'ursi' Inc ola tehee
has fallen INTO decay anu new ole IS very
much needed.-Mr Sonthard OF Augusta
has moved has family iato TINS place. ias'
Monday morning into the house recently
occupied by stephen NJ. Winter''-
Master w. y. Weeks of Cusfn9c Grange
gave an interesting discourse on Bee III
turc' at recent grange meeting, alter
which he furnished general treat of honey
to all present, visitors included. The even
ing tApet'tncg u'9l''is al u"n'' rs ~
nation ~ s.aji,ation5 . aucs,;n, In h,
iIiscns...I !, IN. MAR future
N"'SN'
"Webber Grove Campmeeiing, CHINA
opened on Saturday the 23j. 1t IS under
the care of Rev T. Could. Five meetings
were held on Sabbath. The attendance In
the afternoon was very large Rev. A. Ii
Jones of China preached at 1880 A. NJ ant
Rev. Mr.. PecSham u. 10 L. NJ. Mncf
interest - felt and the prospect l, hne
"V''lnHs WI, ~ 'sii many 'n'S WEN '"1
''rtsi''N'
Mr.. Henry Jewett ami wife have beer
visiting in Cumberland. kennebnnkport and
Freeport for the past week. They will re
turn home TINS week. - Mr.. George w
Day IL repairing aad painting hs buildings
Mrs. Mercy Heal OF Arrowslc has beer
visiting relatives at this pisce.-Mrs' Frank
in Powers was very sick last Saturday y
Miss Annie Powers ls visliag relatives a
this place The next church soeiaele vii
be at the resi- ience of Mr.. Richard Colourn
Thursday evening, August 18th
WEEKS Mills.
NJ c.lyi, pr,,,,rs anil M;ss o,a Rrr
ton &c aior tool. Jirn1r a, ths hotel Snn
H. Will Le-a NJ prr-oy. ,nrcboss,
. c.lf ~ n. Have, uooba- v,b;ch n-on
- =, ho = f,a 90 NJ + Masba-
80 ard snr have ,o,,rne1 from a visit n
p,,,,,I,al arI ,ioi,;ta IT, nao,,Ia ave-
r,al;n, ,ons much need,d mt. an ,hr
schaol bsnsn rhev havo t,tn, tho ,rimar,
n.r, .w,y r,;,nl ,be hons, forr nv five faat
,ra.taJ H.. ero,rl arI n ia ,bouab, il vii
ho cni., a, ;m,,oyemc,t wben romrIa,eJ
NJ, u pn,-iI ho, nurcs,s ea Mr.
~ 49, ..a.t 90 raai,insd. clo,b;r,
RrAprttLp-
There was a large gathering at the Tow
House here last Saturday. i. NJ. of Reruh
ucans in eauous to nominate A ctndida,,
for Rerresenta,iye to The LEGISLATURE
Mr. FrsJ r. Browne was the favored enc