Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

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NHw IIHER1cK.
Several msmbeYs Of the Young 2sAa
f,brjsisn Associasion held vsfy inAefssl-
ias religious service q The tannssy sceosa-
house sunday sstsfnoon--Ths kfee Zap
tlt Sunday school Of this town hsd racnac
sr Drev's lake last Friday. 4 hssyy
,huadef shower in the ss'ezuoon broke up
he ssthering rather sud ienly however
D.puiy-Shefif n. 8. Huson OF Pfesque
isls wss in town on business one day lass
week The uunscipsl ufhcefs began tne
construction Of She Cochrsne bridge foi
which n appropriation Of so0o.W vss
grated BY ths Legislafufs Of 1889 30. ias'
week IT viii be buik under theR I'm ne
date supervision. The lensGh Of the ofidge
proper viii be some over 300 feet aed VIII
the spprosches about $50 feet.
WOODLAND.
Farmers Who vera Dot through With iheif
hsying fook advantage Of the hne veasne'
Of lsss week, 90 q this vfiting bus lev
farmers have grass waiting 10 be cut. Ths
raia Of the lssf two weeks OF July have
elped crops aiopg 20 thss today, Angus;
10, po,s.oe. and grain never looked better.
No signs of rust scd the indicasluns are
rhss the potato crop will be larger thsn las
year. Last year vas bad year Tor oan
but rbe crop the present year shows ever,
indication Of being the beat raised in this
section for many years Other grains are
looking equally ss we'll. Stock 10 gsners
are looking veil. The frequent rains hav
kept the pastures in good condition. There
has been . large amount Of commefcis
fertilizer used in the part OF the couaty
this season. In passing through the ,ant'
one can sasjly detect the pieces where phos
pilates have been used. Although some
what costly, believe il pays to use il.
MAKIAvILLg.
The hun Of the moving mschins can be
heard in many of the fields yet.-Mr. A
= Penney has been teuding store tbe pasi
week for his broshsr-in-lAv. Mr.. james
Klmbsh Mr.. Kellogg, agent for the
Maine Farmer, was in town one day lasi
~esk.-Mr Frank Mcdonald 10 in tovr
.i,h tso men cutting his hay on his farm
here. Alexander Moore and wife have
gone to Ellis sQSth to visit felstives.-M
Nathan Jordan is still psalipg bark.-Mf.
Glidden Of Bangor. 10 ia town visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Jordau.-Very
hot weather.
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RivERsIDE
william and Elmer Strong returned TO
Boston last Friday Miss Alice Novel; Of
East Vassslboro 10 visiting Mrs Ella Rowe.
Bertha Anderson who has been to Bruins
wick and FfeepcTt returned Friday
Arthur Davis Of East Somerville arrived
il the place Friday Arthur Paul and
George Hersom of Somerville arrived here
last Fridsy-Alce Hswes arrived home
from Ocean Point.-Rev. r. NJ
Peacock Of Somerset, Mass, arrived 10 the
plsce Saturday on the four O'Clock ttain.
He and his wife are With their parents, Mr
and Mrs. Lee -Mrs. May Mathews and
her two daughters left for their home iu
Melrose last Mondsy.-Gentlemen and
ladies from this place attended the funeral
of e. C. Allen last Sundsy.-Mr. Lee who
was so severely injured about two weeks
sgo, breaking one Of his ribs, is doing well
and will soon be out, but not being xble to
to work. His neighbors very kindly
turned out and cut his grain.--Sept
the 18th. the third annual reunion Of
Company D 2lss Reg. Maine VOL. will
be held at the residence Of Comrsde o. p
Robbins. 1t is hoped there will be full
meeting Of oil the surviving members OF
Ibis grand old company .2Aun and Carrie
Smell started Saturday for Old Orchard to
be absent two weeks ,ip attend the camp
meeting W. r. Bsiley, wife and two
children started for Whitsfsld Saturday TO
be absent two veeks. Mr.. Bailey has nice
two seated cArIisge and good span Of horses.
There was . literary entertainment aud
socisble at Good Templsr's Hall Tuesday
evening, given by the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society. Miss Ada
Brishtman, q scholar Of repute, is on the
bill for elocutionAry reading. g.-The longest
days, the hottest weather and the hsrdest
work 10 in the haying season. This season
of thirsty, sweating fatigue extends to all
the household, the women as well as the
men, and when the last losd 10 hauled into
The barn or stable all feel relief, and look
for restful enjoyment, some in one way
snd some in another. For good
time you will see q bsyrack drawn by .
span Of horses with quantity Of fragrant
hay in it entirely covered wi b. girls
and young men with loud founding
trumpet and discordant iingliug gopgs,
making their evening promenade
full Of innocent enjoyment. with
fun and frolic, swinging round
though the village, arriving at their homes
in the short hours Of night. Another day
from mother section the same kind Of
vehicle crossing the river on the ferry bost,
going for the blueberry bog and il they get
no berries il is just as we'll. their enjoyment
is lust the same. Some Older and more
sedste will take days outing going to
visit &C IN relative, while others more ven
turesome will take the boat aud 60 to the
Island on the seacosst or other public
places Of resort Of which the State 10 full
1t lie indeed = short season Of rest and
pleasure from hard, sweating work.
VAssALBoRo.
Mrs. Martin Kitchen met with q serious
accident few days ago. While reaching
about her work she lost her balance, falling
sideways and striking on her arm, bfesking
Ii. DR.. Dwinell set it Immediately and she
is getting along nicely.-Mr. Elmer Butter
fed 10 visit his parents for few weeks
Miss Mabel Goddard OF China has been
visiting her friend, Mise Bertha Withee -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jscqui,h have gone to
New Hampsh for vlsit st their dsugh-
Ie1's, MIS- VIM. Ayer.-Pfof Wilmot
Jones and mother were in the village Sun
d.y attending church. Lizzie Colman
sf Bangor il visiting friends ia town.
Mr.. Levi G. Ba,ker left Monday morning
for q business trip to Boston, Msss.-
Mrs. A. M. Bradley is seriously ill.--A
large party consisting Of Geo. Gates ard
family, Charles Gates and wife. II. A. Priest
and family with invited guests from Water
Vile, China and Lawrence, Mass., spent =
day on Perkins Point on the
shore Of China lake last week. This is
pne Of the prettiest spots on the shore of
this beautiful lake and Mr.. Perkins has it
ricely arranged for the convenience Of par-
lies. Fishing vas the chief amusement Of
The day. A delicious chovder was served
by the ladies and enjoyed by both old and
young. Ice creams and cakes later in the
afternoon. All pronounced it an enjoyable
occasion. II anyone is At 9 loss to know
where to spend . day no preitier place can
be found than on or around this beautiful
.heet Of water. Mr.. Lucius Belding and
family left Saturday morning for Lawrence,
SourH CHINA.
There was boat race Wednesday and ,
picnic ON VIM. Jones Point.-Thefe will
be an excursion to China village next
" WednesdAy in which all the sailing craft at
his end of the lake villtaks psrt.-Wsrfen
Stuart Of South New Market. N. h. is here