Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

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Frances Wi,hee returned from her
visit to Fort Fairfield Saturday,
The High School building has received .
much needed coat Of paint - Perley
Sprague, Fred Burns aud Hattie Huson are
attending school st Houlson. while John
Amos and Gideon Mcpherson are in Bucks
port for the same purpose.-The singing OF
the m ale quartet. Messfs. C. W Wheeler,
Wilbur Estes, Ara Wheeler and Claude
4 r oh srd.on, in the Free Baptist church last
| Sunday was very fne.-Mr. and Mrs. J. T..
Smith and Mrs. j. Fl. Lee are spending ,
few weeks st St. Andrews.
K,nnebec.
South CHINA.
John Randall Of N. Y. is visiting his
| brother, G. N. Rsndail.-Erskine school
began Tuesday with a good attendance -
Willis Hsnes Of Boston is stopping at home
| for q short tims.--T M. Jackson will
enlarge his hotel. Zenss Percivsl has
the contract Work on the sidewalks hiss
| been stopped by the vet westher.-Pfofs
Z. M W. X and A. W. Jones. snd c. K
Jacobs have left for their several schools
and colleges. situated respectively in Penn
| syIvsnis, New Hampshire, lows snd Rho de
/ tslAuu. AUUut lUO VI tuc uEIHuDUko
them goodbye sround . large bonfire on
Wymsn's Bluff Wednesday evenipg.-Geo.
| A. Crossman has returned to Lynn. His
family are still here.-Summef HAYES has
| sold his farm to Prof. r. M. Jones, who
traded it with j. W. Morrill, for his besuti-
tul grove. 1t is understood Prof. Jones
intends to build in the grove and make it q
| permanent summer home.
BRANCH MILLS.
Evangelist, P. 8. Collins and wife, made
| short visit in the place last Saturday. Mr..
| Collins intends to enter Newton Theological
| Institution, this fall Rev. A. c. Brown,
| after vacation Of five weeks, occupied the
pulpit again yesterday. There was a bsp-
| ,sm in the afternoon Mrs. j. r. B.
Dinsmore's sisters, Miss Gussie Lougfellow,
and Mrs. Agnes Pleadwell returned to
Boston last week.-Mrs.. Homer Coles
sister, Mrs. M. A. Davis, and daughter Of
Montville are visiting her.-Mrs. Abigail
Hsnson's grandchildren, Elwood and
Mamie Sanford of Augusta are spending
part Of their vacation with her.
CHELsEA.
The fall term Of school in District No
8 e)mmences this week and will be under the
able instruction Of Miss Fannie Glidden of
West Garei1er %. W Littlefeld. Horace
Littlefeld aud John Bishop have returned
from q weeks vacation in Boston.
Young and W. 8. Chase are serving o.
jurymen from this town st September term
Of court at AugustA.-Fsrmers are having
their grain thrsshed.-Wm. Getchell 10 CIV
ing an entertainment At his house once 8
week 10 HE friends.
EAST PIrrsroN.
Mrs. Augustus Call has been quite sick
for the past week.-Mf. Chss. Moody has
recovered from his late illness enough to
oe out doors again.-Misy Carrie Arm
strong Of Portland, is visiting ct Mr.. L. s.
Clsrk's.-The East Pittston Agricultural
and Trotting Park Association wild hold
their third annual fair on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Sept. IL, l6 and II.
The track Is being repsired and will be put in
thorough condition for the occasion. Good
races are expected The High School will
begin Monday, Sept. I. A full school Is
expected. - Captain Geo. Dearborn of
Brooklyn and daughter Daisy were in this
place Friday last visiting his sister, Mrs.
L. s. Clark.-M:s. Alden oenner arrived
last Monday from California where she hiss
resided for three years psst.--Mf. Henry
Knights closed his steam threshipg bust
ness for the season last Saturday, having
done a good seasons work.-Mr. C. B.
Moody spent few days in Boston last
week, returning home Tuesday.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Mrs. Alice Jones and children left FRI
day morning for Boston, having passed sew
- -;,b h..
Moser having spent last week ct Bangor,
with his fine horses, has taken them to
Lew iston for the Maine State Faif.-Mrs.
Mary Butterfeld has returned from Bidde-
ford, where che b = been visiting her hus.
band. Mr.. Chss. BItterAeld, who 10
engineer OF the City Of WsteSville.-Mr.
and MIS-. Geo. Taber Of Florida have been
visiting relatives in town.-The fail term
Of High School has been il session two
weeks. with Mr.. J. Hanson Of Chins. ~
principal. and Miss Perkins OF Windsor,
assistant. The school cannot fail to be Of
profit to all who atfend.-Mrs. William
Dole and son of Sharon. Mass, Who have
been stopping with Mrs. Henry Priest, left
Fritay morning for Portland. - Mrs.
Bert Buttsrfeld 10 visiting friends at
Bangor. Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Pope
are occupying iheir cottage on
Chips camp ground. The attend
dance from this vicinity 10 much
smaller than usual. The westher 90 far
has been unfsvorable.--Miss Emma Bus
sell Of Massachusetts 10 spending q few
days with Mrs. Cates.-Mf. W. Butte rfeld,
Esq. Of Wsshin gson, D. c., 10 russicstipg
at the old Homestead Prof. J. Chadwick
& Son Of Maiden, Mass, Mrs Emma Brick
-
Belsey Chadwick Of China we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussey on Thurs.
| day A stsge coach drawn BY four horses,
containing party Of eight persons, vas an
unusual sight in our village and reminded
the older Inhabitants Of the days Of stage
coaching The party visited the Friends
meeting house where one Of the party, Mr..
Pope, son Of Alton Pope Of Cleveland, Ohio,
used TO attend chui ca in hs boynood days.
After noting the various changes in the vii
lage they visited BrAdlsJ's and we're served
to ona of the famous perch chowders for
which his hotel il noted.
MADISON
| MIR. d. W. Harding lost q brood mare
few dtyssg1 Miss Jennie Hilton Of No.
Anscn Is teaching the fol. term Of school
in Datriet No 9 A. T. Adams 10 unable
to perform but little work At the present
time on account Of poor h. alth The Free
Baptist quarterly meeting will convene
With the Flee Baptist church on Black veil
Hill Sept. li-l3-The R,snsers Of Somer-
set county met 10 general pic sic at HAYDEN
lake on the 81 inst. An excellent time va
| enjoy ed and . large number vas present
The State master sas present and gave an
excellent address in The afternoon which
vas fol owed BY several short addresses BY
local t. ent
YRsEpoA
Charles Lsmion Of Wsid, boro who hss
been pressing hay in this sosn, while LOAF.
ing bales OF hsy,one Of the bales fell, strik.
ing him on The calf Of the leg ,cripollna nm
badly, 20 that he 10 unable to yak % m Il.
i-Dingo Grange has leased their hall n
The Sons Of vstefsns'o hold their mexsinsu
in.-Df. A J Billings IL ispairias ~
house Ed q knovlson 10 baiidins "a ics
house for Lis bsehesy business ard viii
put in la;ge refriss fAsof % ii Il be msv
b, able to handle his meats for the beus6f
Of his customers end profit 70 himssl3.
| Children Cry for Pitcher,s cssAn.ssf