Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-29
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Il see, preached here the l9sh. last, *
Changing With Rev C W. SsbIss--Nr
taArles Rogers Of Bsocks,n. Mass-, vMe
liz wife, sse Visiting his sister. Mrs. W. j.
Shaw are well under Wy hay
q and rep NJ . very good crop. much be-
~ than vas expected shors time arr
ger. Mr.. Gidney has ~ appointments Q
trssea ss ths tarnsTy scaoatho2se Sunssy
forenoon, August Cad, ss 10 so.
HoULros.
4 runaway team on High steeet Monday
A. NJ, -. the cause Of considerable excite
ussrt- The cssrisge Vas broken 70 pieces.
sod harness torn but The horse escsps d
:ajary The outfit belonged to DR.. Nevess
a. o. Jsnes, Insurance agent and furni-
tare dealer, started July 9Th for the north
srn part Of the counsy where be expects
s5od trsds in his specisfN lines.-F. W.
nenn os Hodgion has lately pnfshased Of
&c II. F.s~ler his interest 10 the jsweify
store on Court ssfest Mr. Benn intends
putting ia foe ssock Of goods. ard in the
future those in reed Of anythins in his
specia lines would 90 well to cali on him.
&c. 4. Gorhsm, cashier Of Fsrm-r',
Bank, intends Spending bis vacation on the
C ,ast. We wish him good time and con-
tinued prosperity r. L. Turney ssafts o.
= vscstioa en- Wednesday. He will take 10
the encampmeut Of the Lodge Of 1. o
o. +. st Calais during the last Of the week.
WOODLAND.
The past week WAS good hay weather
except Friday and Saturday. A large
smourt OF hsy was secured in good condi-
,ion. The prospect is that the present
week will be good week for haying.-Mf.
snd Mrs. Angie If Limestone have been
visiting Mrs. A. z Snowman, Mrs. Angie.
sister, and returned home Saturday. -pats-
soes are setting we'll, and 50 are the bugs
AID sra bringing out la-ge hrnods TOO, b.
the looks OF some pieces Il see bv the
Repnbiicsn that SA,cisn Dodge Of Uaitsd
State, Department Of Agriculture, is in
this part Of the county. trust he will
ave gu. town q visit before he returns to
Washington. He could not see i. 10 bet
ser condition than 1t is at present.
Ksnnsbsc.
LAKE SHORE.
Tie residents Of Lake Shore are very
much pleased with their new post office, and
the city visitors tind it very convenient to
get their daily papers every nisht--Mr
Seiden SawtelIe Of Lowell, MAss., is at hi,
brothers. Demsrritt SAwsells.-Mrs LIZZIE
Smith made Q short visit to her old home.
recent!y.-Mfs. Ann Packard 10 visiting he:
friends in her old neighborhood. before
leaving Manchester for Massachusetts.
where shs intends to spend the winter with
her daughter Freeman J. Tilton is
q. his fathers. Mr.. John Tilton.-Mrs.
BERTHE Bates OF Wilton with her children
are visiting her father, Everett Reynolds
Miss Edith Ellis 10 on her annual vac4
ron from WsterviIle. Moses Sswtells
of Cherokee, lows, who 10 stopping at his
fathers, Zalmon Sawtelle. has recently
bought the farm ct Butterheld's Corner,
and has commenced repairing the house.
He hopes to get it ready to move into by
fall As l. A. Sawtelle's daughter S.ela
was lay ing load Of hay she slipped off,
breaking her left arm about two niche,
shove the wrist She has been stoppins
With her aunt. Mrs. Susie Kerr. in Oakland
where i. hss been very successfully tended
by DR.. Eston.-Merton Jackson who hki
been working for John Sa~telle the pas
six years. goes to Orange, Mass, this week
t, work for Herbert Hamlin formerly Of
Sidney.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Mrs. Hedge, Mrs. Lesrnsrd and it'll,
daughter are spending a few weeks will
Mrs. J. Butterfeld Miss Lizzie Stafford
has returned from Providence, r. |, fol
the summer Mr.. Charles Gates wal
thrown from his moving machine 4 few
days since and Considerably shaken up and
bruised, but not seriously injured -Mf
Edward Murphy has accepted position a
Waterville Miss Bertha Butterfleld who
recently broke her arm 10 getting alonl
finely Miss Annie Taber OF Augusta. i,
apendiDg her vacation =. her fathers. Mr.
Henry Tsoer Mr.. and Mrs. David Gates
with their twin baby boys have been visit.
ing friends 10 the village. They are ~ fue
babies as one often sees and are the admirs-
lion of all who see them. Mr.. Gates il
seen 10 go to Massachusetts, to engage il
business --Onr populs- ard genixl pbysi
clan, De. Dsinell Of North Vsssalboro, i.
receiving the congratulations Of his many
friends and patrons on The appearance Al
his home Of q baby daughter. miss Anrie
murphy, Mise Mabel Lord, Miss Annie
Small and Mrs. I.asrnsrd left SATURDAY. fol
8 brief visit at Mrs. Thompson's 10 Woo
wieh.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs A. F. Woodbury. and child Of Wal
than, Mass. are visiting with Miss Marc hs
s, u,gis-Soms Of our farmers have fin
i.hed hsying Mr. Jo.i,h Brown, who is 6
very observing fHmsr, says the hay croI
will be worth more this season than it va,
last. II i, a better quality of hay and
housed in better order and IS much il
quantity The late rains have been erea
blessing to growing crops,--Mr. Fuller.
observatory in Augusta can very plainly bs
seen from tbi, pisce, and one house car
b. easily distinguished in this place from
the observatory There was a very pretty
sni interesting christening and bAptisma
service in cur church last Sunday ipme
1is'ely after the sermon, OF Mr. and Mrs
Murdoch UIqushsrt's little daughter, three
months old Her name wss Rabeecs
agres, and think it is first OF the kind
ever had in the place. The pastor, Rev.
Samuel Woodrow. took the child in hi
arms when he performed the service
I wish to mention with pleasure the grow.
iug interest in the Y. P. C. E., society il
this place l: indeed is a blessing in ouI
n idst. There was full meeting last Sun
day evening and the services were lad BY
Lennie Arey in = pleasing and satisfactory
manner All were disposed to help in thi,
great aud good work. Evidently the Lord
wsy with Us ali. Blu. short
time since. we could scarcely sus
tsin . prayer meeting, now we have good
large company ard they all know how tt
sing, ard are wiling to work: and to thu
Lord be al the prsise.-Rsv. Y, II Little
and wifi pastor Of the Universaiist churcf
at Pitt.fi Ia, passed through here Monday
on their way to Richmond. They tool
dinner here.
REApFfELD.
Saturday afternoon was = windy, tenn
pestuous time in this vicinity snd much
damage was done by wind and hail to treei
snd crops. At the depot III house and I'll
Of Mr.. Savage WAS struck during the frs
shower ard des;r, yed by the fire therefrom
loss about three hundred dollars - Jus
| before tine shower little son of Graz
s.nborn st the depot. fell from tree ant
troke his srm at the elbo~.-Most Of ou
farmers fnished haying last week.-Johr
| Ryder, teacher in the Boston Higl
School, is spending s shore tire with hi
mother in this village HIN G A. Russell
~ d wife are ct their home here for . fes
weeks. They are to ,etarn 20 WI bfsham
Mass for another year where they havt
| charge Of the school As steward and stew