Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-20
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LITcHFELD CORNER,
Rev. Smith Baker of Minneapolis has
been in town the past week, the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Springer jos all
Nutting preached at the Congre gait onal
house Sunday morning. and DR.. Baker in
the afternoon. The church was filled al
both meetings was a family gath
ering at the home Of Mrs. Springer, one
day last week. There were present Rev.
Smith Baker and an, DIR. Albion Siinson
of New Sharon. Alden Baker and wife, AID
others.-Mr. c. $. Aver of the Maine
Farmer AMI his daughter are in town.
Miss Lillian Smith is at home from lndi-
ana on a vacation. Addie Halves has
gone to Brunswick 10 visit friends. Sne
will return from there ID Wellesly College
where she is 10 assume her duties as 10.
s,ruetor of Greek and Latin.-hrs. W. +.
TIufant ard her daughter, Nellie, of Min
neapslis are visiting Mrs. Trufant's mother
Mrs. StarbiId.-Miss Hattie Gilbert of
Bost on is in town, also W. C. Hobbs Mrs
Miller of South Gardiner is at her daugh-
ter's. Mrs. J. +. Chase.-Elisha Baker,
wife and daughter, Hattie, went 10 Pert
last week. They drove through with their
tcsm.-Mrs George Earle is at Harpswell.
George Emerson has moved with HE
family from the north part of the town, IN
to the Capt. Percy house at the CORRECT
Mss Mertie Snow has returned from Lew
iston where she attended the elocutiou
school of the Misses Lawton.-Wm. Snow
the deputy sheriff, has become so lame that
he has had to assume his clutches His
son George, has returned from Ola Or
chsrd.-The Good Temp!ars are to have q
box sociable, next Tuesday evening.
EAST PITrsroS.
The Pittston Cornet Band gave a concert
Saturday evening in their new band stand
on Clars's square.-Mrs. Mary Cool z,
of Portland is visiting Mr., l.. 5. Clark
Miss Annie Cla'k of Boston isv.sitinz Miss
Cora Johnson.-Mis EHa Moody has been
vsi ing friends in Richmoud.-A thunder
shower Sunday evening, followed by a
nights rain broke quite dry spell.
Somerset
HARMONY.
The scholars an teachers of the villa re
and Manstream Sabbath schools enj ,yed
picnic in Staples Grave last Saturday
Mrs. Alice l. ieh:on, an inmate of the Asl-
lum at Augusta IS reported gaining ! liy-i
c4lly and mentally, and prospects are gooi
for her discharge in the near future
Saml. Wo3dman of Cornville, viii s avs
and wife of South Paris have been in to su
visiting friends and relatives John Long
fellow and wife have gone away visiting IN
Cornsille and other towns Several Cd
soliiers wcat to Boston last week from tLi'
town.
CANAAN.
T. Il. Barrett, Esq, has been appont,h
postmaster vice j. c. +. Powers.-R-
Hillman is about to oren branch store in
I. B. Barreus building - Mrs Wilbur
Mitchell has novel to Island Pond. VI +,
where her husband is at work.--Miss Olive
Eros: has returned from OiklHni |, and com
mcncei school in District No. u Mr.
Benjamin Burrill OF Fairfield and MIS-
Allen Emery and Gaueh'er of Chicago were
at Mrs. keenes one day last week imo z
the recent arrivals in iown are Henry Bar
rett of Paris, France; Mrs Carol M Butk
nap of New York: Mrs. Isabelle Biz of
Cambridgeport, Mass : Mira George Bur
rll of Lowell, Mass Mr.. and Mrs Gen
Marsh of Boston: Mr.. Bowen Holman %
Bangor; Mrs. Lucy Judkin, of Alton.
Mrs. Bowley Morrill, of Mssissrpi: Ste Ia
Ames of Fairfield; Mr.. William Mccartney
and Mr.. Henry Mccartney of Oaklsnd,
Maine The delegates to the Democrs Ie
County Convention holden at Skowhe 9 ~
were George w. johnson, G.. Z. Watson
and Thomas Glesson.-Niss MAY Goodwin.
graduate of Gorhsm Normal School viii
teach in Distaict No. ll.-H. c. Cover has
returned from Boston where he ait md q
the &. A. r. Encsmpment.-Mrs.L G..
Lord is spending a week in Boston Scott
Lord is az Geo Washburue' new cottage
on the shore of Paduck pond, which bill
ing place.