Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Wstervilles made the Vassalboros a
visit SATURDAY afternoon and play ed frietd
ly game. Result, Vassalboros 20, Water
yilles An the village or school district
there are about 40 people over70 years OF
age, some OF them over S0.-25 men
and fifteen women headed by the old l0l
| years veteran. J,bez Crowell. as smart as
mos, of menat seventy. He visits friends all
over the village. eats heartily. sleeps sound,
converses intelligently. and 10 in all re-
spects sound and healthy. and apparently
good for ten years more .--Charies Worth
has moved into Daniel Taylor's house -
Rev. Mr.. Palmer, the Baptist minister
and wife, beard with Rev. A. +. Vinsl
w. l.. Doe. son Of Frank Doe, met with
4 painful accident by stepping upon brok-
en- glass bottle, pieces of which broke the
skin of one foot, forward Of the heel, max
Ing an ugly aud painful wound, and at one
time considered dangerous. He 10 now do
ing we'll pr. Tibbetts 10 now out from y
weeks confinement to his room. The doc
tor 10 considerably worn down from over
work &C. II. Lishtbody, brother of s. s.
I.ishthody. is now confined to his bed from
the effect Of severe cold, but is consid
cred out Of dsnger.--Miss Lizzie Getcheii
daughter of Ira L. Getchell, Esq, 10 now
considered in critical condition with
symptoms of quick consumption.
ALBION.
| Mr.. Daniel Kidder. one of the old res
dents of this town. died on Friday Last
June TO- at the age of So years. He had
always lived on the farm where he died i,
had held several town affices and was much
respected.
WEST GARDINER.
The picnic on Lske Cobbosseecon
| last Saturday was quite veil attended,
| The members of the Union Sabbath School
will have another picnic on Lake Cobbos-
seecontee July 4sh. The West Gardiner
Band has been invited TO attend. Hayins
and hoeing will come along together this
year.
| WEsxs' MlLLs.
The Free-will Baptias have been
holding q quarterly meeting here for
ate ndance Mr. VIM. wheelock. who
his wife has been visiting his mother,
| Mrs. Ellen Wheeiock. and his uncle, Mr..
Nath sniei Jones .--Lleweilyn Jackson and
lhutfy HhNt BUNtu ~ SDukn
/ Mr.. A. Il Burrill has sold a fine colt TO
Mr.. +. W. Kinsma1 of Augusta. Mr.. Bur.
rill has purchased another four year old
which be thinks will prove to be COOL
stopper Mr.. Arthur Plummer and Mr..
Ed. SIN art we're at the hotel Friday
Miss Agatha Il. Burbank of Hagers,own.
Md, is spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. II. S. Gray.
BRANCH MuLs.
Rev. Mr.. Peckham of Hsllowell. preached
at the church Wednesday evening OF last
week.-Mr. T. W. Brigham add wife
have gone TO Blaine TO visit their daughter,
Mrs. Willis Dodg..-Mr, Chss. +. Achorn
and wife. OF Cooper's Mills. were in the
place last Ssnday.-Mr. b. G. lilies. our
preacher will hold . meeting At the Par
menter Hill sch dollhouse Sunday afternoon.
June 20, at 2 80 o'clock.-Mr. J. 8. Par.
mcntet who has been at work in Monmouth
has returned home. The funeral of Enos
+. Smell who died last Friday, was held at
the PArmenier Hill schooi-house last sun
day forenoon. Rev. John X Hail offlcis,-
ine.--Miss Myrtle L. Crummeu will finish
her school at South China the 9Th mat
Miss Annie W. Became finished her sch pol
in Aus usta last Fridsy.-Mrs. Theodore
Wing and children of St. Cloud. MINI.
are visiting Mrs. Wings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Dodge. Miss Mabel J.
Worthiag 10 At home from Portland where
she has been 1t work.
Pensbsess.
CoRuSSA.
The past week has been one Of contiuu-
Gus good weather. II has made the farm
ers happy II. Croweli is among our
most thriving farmers. He has fine stock
Of cattle and horses. He weighed the
milk of one Of his cows for two successive
days with the following result; First day,
As lbs; second day, so lbs. Mr.. Cro~ell
has . promising stallion. Reed K,
which be uses principally for stock pur.
poses. He was on the track one day last
week and made half in liz; last quarter
in 37.--The remains Of Mrs. Gray of Bos-
ton. formerly Miss Ellen Copeland Of this
town. who died in that city. were brouah;
home for iusermens last Saturday
pressers are abundant getting the old stock
into smaller compass 10 make room for the
very heavy new crop which seems to be
assured.
Sr. ALBASs.
Miss Jennie Bigslow daughter of Mel
vim BiseIow died Friday, June -. after an
illness Of two weeks. Of pneumonia aad
heart failure. Mr.. Biselov add family
have the sincere sympathy Of the whole
esmmunisy in their ssd bereavement-Mr-i
Herbert Cypaers has nearly recovered his
health after his long illness and has gone to
visis relatives and friends in Cornviiie. -
Mr.. aud Mrs II. A. LacAs have gone to Seat
tie, Wssh., to spend the summer nth their
daughter and her husband, Mr., and Mrs.
G. W. Winning Baxter Brus. corn psckess
are building an additisa 10 their bath room
as the corn factory and eon,emplase build
ing another huskipg shed % accommodafe
their large scresee Of cona- Two more
boilers and other machinery have arrived
and are being put in piacs in readiness fer
packing sesssa-
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