Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-30

nearly all completed hasing, Ihcy report
| the crop To be above the average. -Mr. Fred
sawyer of South Deer Isle was injured
quite badly July 22d by premature blast
on the quarry Of Goss & Small. Greens
| Landing Rev. NJ Davis, a missionary re-
Gently from Japan. delivered very able
| sermon at the chapel at Sunset, July 2lst.
| H. was assisted by Mr. George Lane of the
missionary yacht Alert, and also by Rev.
Mr.. Wright of the NJ. Il. Church.
| Kennebee.
NORM WAIVE.
A. NJ Knowles and family of Hallowell
are guests of s A. Nelke.-Mrs. C. A.
| Davis aud granddaughter, Miss Lottie Da.
| Wis are on . visit to friends in North New
Portland Mrs. A. morrill, Of Brownville
| is visiting her son. Roswell c. Morrill,, -
| Mrs 4. Ro Ne of Bostoc. Mass. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Knight,
has gone to Readiield and from thence will
return to her home. Mrs. John Gordon
Ard children have returned from visit to
| her parents in Dixfeld Key j. X. Mas
| terman of Wayne. preached in the M. Z
| Church in this village Sunday, July 90
| The abundant rains of the past week have
| had mtst beneficial effect on all growing
crops, and even those farmers who had hay
exposed will scarcely feel to complain, re-
Numbering the clear, fine days with which
they have been favored during the past
week.
| Nj. VERNON.
The Methodist Society are to have q new
bell On their church. This will supply q
| need long felt, and be an addition to the
| village. L. has been ordered and is ex
pected every day Rev. Mr.. Chase is TAX
| ng a vacation at Old Orchard and 10 ex-
pected back in two weeks.--Misses Alice
and Marie Tuck of Connecticut have ar
rived in town to spend the summer. Hon.
J. w. Tuck of Boston. their father, is ex-
pected this week. They board at the Mt
Vernon House.
RlAprIELp.
| Mr.. +. [. Brogn resumed work on his
store Thursday after a suspense of two
weeks, to enable bis workmen to get their
hay.-Manv farmers got their hay we'll
coax ed on Friday and Saturday last, but
rain wa' needed for other crops -Gorham
Palmer lost a valuable horse FRIDAY from
pneumonia .-Mr. II. O. Nickerson also
ou one of his team horses from collie Sun
| lay morning Many from the Methodist
Sunday Schools here and at kelts Hill
will Join with the schools from Skowhe-
gan. Fairfield and Winthrop on Tuesday
II this week at Msranscook in picnic.
| l. +. Severy and wife return o-day to
their home in Boston after a vacation here
of ten dsys-Mrs. Emery Howard from
Lewiston spent last week with her sister.
| Mrs. VIM. A. Lord. in town-The Chapel
was well filed Sunday forenoon and a
large attendance was given in the evening
at the temperance meeting.-Mr. Albert
Bean sustained quite severe injuries to his
| head and face by reason of a fall from q
load Of hay in his barn on Saturday last.
| SIDNEY.
| Miss Jennie Sawtellc spent portion of
| her vacation at the home of her childhood.
Mrs. Charles Hallett died very suddenly
on the Sth inst.-Miss Alice Sawtelle has
returned home after teaching a successful
| term ia the southern part of the State
Mrs Bealc and husband of Brooklyn. n
Y spent few days in town.-Mlss NJ. f.
| Stctlman has gone to Old Orchard to remain
q week.-Arno Bittuse has received posi-
| ton as brakeman on the railroad. The G.
| Corps herc.-Mrs. Wadey has returned to
| her home after several weeks absence
Vegetation is just booming the hay crop is
abundant and seems in excellent condition
Apples will be light crop. Small berries
are very plenty.
PrrrsroS.
The Rev. Mr.. Thygerson and wife of
4 A. Tnh,nnu RI volutivoa "a.
place MIR. Wilbur ii. Soper died last
Thursday after quite long illness. He
vas shout 81 years and 6 months old. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon
Mr. Daniel Booker had . very severe At
tack of cholera morbu. Sunday.-Most of
| the farmers are done hay.ng.-Mr. Elmer
| Fitzpatrick went down to Boothbay last Fri.
lay and returned Monday.-Miss Georgia
Noble returned home from Bethel Monday
Miss Hattie Parks of Augusta who has
Saturday.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Annie Rowe and Miss Sadie Wheeler
of Salem, Mass, are in the place stopping
with Mrs. Harriet Bragg .--Orison Burrill
and George Gulipher Of Fairfield we're in
| he place Thursday Mise Amy Levi, and
ner sister Ellen W. Lewis Of North LIN.
coin are with their aunt. Mrs. Samuel Por-
ter.-Eliphalet Holhrook of the firm of E
& Z Holbrcok of Ess. Boo,hbsy IL in the
plsce stopping over the Sabbath with Mr.
Redlou. Most Of the farmers that had hsy
,ui in the last storm hauled 1t in Sunday
Some are done hayiug securing good
crop of excellent hay withou, any damage
1t is good hay weather and it 10 being
we'll improved,
Penabscot.
ErNA.
Miss Emma Ames of Boston, Mass i,
visiting at her Tiers, Mr.. Albert Ames
Miss Lizzie and Emma Hoig,ion of Wa
tcyville are spendiug few weeks with Mr.
]. A. Sanborn.-Mr. tinkham of Newton
Mass. who has been occupying the pulpit
at the Baptist Church very ably, is Obliged te
leave on account of ill-healih,
! oRoSo,
Wtllism Lowell. a buy about years Of
age, was drowned here MONDAY afternoon
about half past four O'Clock. He was play
ing on the logs. fell intp the water and los
: his life. The body has not been recovered
: He was the son of Mr. William Lowell
. The family will have the sympathy of all.
III Somerset.
; NoRRipaEwock.
IA party of 20 in number of Good TEN
lplars consisting Of young men and wofnel
wentto New Sharon Aloutiay afternoon Of
. la visit TO the I. o. G. T. lodg. therp.-Nr
land Mrs. j. c. Oliver buried theis only sol
Mordsy afternoon, aged 6 years. --Ns T
J. Watts started for Lewiston this aftfr
noon with bis two trufters. Kate and Haiti
: Pearl, which are entered there 10 trot the Ia
. tof this week. They are also entered at Fair
! Geld to trot august { and e.--wr. Ceorg
:. Rogers little girl ahoat 5seary old was BIZ
!, tea by a dog quise badly through the fore
+ arm and hand and also Sir. J. c. Oliver
little girl vas bitten BY the same dog tn