Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-30

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arm and pot bis vriss oas Of jo.as II nov
gate oomfastssis eas vii % laid up for
some weeks -Thsse vas . union temper
snce meeting hsad With Pleasant Ledge
No. L. o. 9. r On Saturday evening
June 9Th. There vss number Of visis
ing nemhxfs from Ansoa r Aofril Lodge,
Augusta srd Oakland L33He, GSrdiasf-
The evenirg Vas very p4essAntiy passed By
.psaches from various members ard sirg
ins snd sssdisg. ssc.-Tas sessoi 10 Die
tic: No closed last week. This school
vAs under the very able instruction
Of Mss Flora AArsea Of WHITEHEAD, Maine
] here vss NOT single scholar Of the
school either sbseLt or tkrdy for tie whole
term Of sehsoL-The summer terms Of
schools about town closed last week and sil
we're pscatabls terms Of school under the
able instruction Of good teachers and under
the able care Of g A. Yeaton. supervisor
Of schools -Mrs. Charles Partridge vent
TO Boston on the beat Saturday. 10. few
days yisIt smesg friends.-Mr. AMI Mrs.
Cnsriss Houdisu Of Alns, Me-. have been
10 town visiting friends fer few dSys-
Mrs. Sally c. Flint Of D2EAsiseotta,
Me-, has been il town ION few
days gisi, TO frisnds.--Mr. N. G.
Pscka'! has green pessx raised
from bis garden 1t Chelsea Heights - we'll
Go fna lots Of ssfau besfies.-The late
rsips have given grass and other crops .
big start aud MAKE the heart Of the farmer
feel glad.
CHIsA
The Uaicn Campmeeting Association Of
Chias. Ne. Organized Sept. ~, 1890, with
ta..a I'D
the grounds Of the old Methodist Camp
meeting Association Of Vassalboro and
China, viii hold their meeting ia August,
is9t The grounds have been undergoing
extensive repairs. the old tent frame :
tAxsa down and new cottages being
erected in ihsir places. Mr.. and Mrs
Atns Reynolds have just completed . very
nice cottage and cook-nouse. + Gould Of
Hslloveli, Rev. &. Wilson Of China. Rev
LsCiare Of WAteryiiIe. J. Whitney Of Au,
susts, II. TAYLOR Of VAssAiboro, and A
McIAntock Of Winslow have stsked out their
grounds and engaged their lumber to build
cottages before the meeting this summer
The association has msde the grounds free
to all who wish TO erect tents or build cot
tsges. 1. is pleasantly and quietly located
in one of the mott beautiful groves in the
State. Board can be had at the boarding
house 1t reasonable rates. The association
extends cordial Invitation TO all Come
and invite your frie nds to come witt you.
Sidney.
Rev. George L. Montgomery gave ttefe-
opticon exhibition at the Baptist church
Sunday evening, June 81. Mr.. Mont
gomery has many views taken upon the
spot, showing cities, hills, wales, and
mountains in Bible history. There were
about forty present and all seemed to enjoy
the views very much.--Mr. Charles "
Tufts spent Sunday in vassslboro visiting
friends. Tuesday while Mrs. james
Clark was getting ready TO churn her little
son. Lcgtn, not quite four years old. coaxed
his mother to let him churo, finally she
consented. The little fellow brought butter
all alone ia eight minutes time. We think
it is hard fading such q smart boy
Mr.. Parker Williams and Mr.. Albee Of
Lexington were in town last week at Sum
ner Clark s.-Quite . number Of Sidney
people attended the commencement at
Wstervile last week. All enjoyed them
selves very much. Miss Annie Hamlen of
Orange, Mass, is in town visiting at C.
G. Hxmlen's. - Mr.. AbijAh Tuft.
Of Lexington WAS in town few
days last week visiting bis daughter
Mrs. James Clsrk.--Mf. NssBsn Hartman
of Portland was in town = few days last
week visiting friends and relatives --Lillisn
Worthing Of Massachusetts is in town visit
ing at James Besn's.-Mr. and Mrs Know $
of Manchester were in town Sunday visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. A. T. Clark.
VIENNA.
Miss Alice Wait has just closed . very
successful term Of school in the village.
The attendance hss been very good. the
whole number attending being thirty FIVE.
Mics Hattie Mace, Maud Clark Dana Dowst
and Lettie Allen have not missed a day.
Lena Allen and Ofville Dowst did not attend
the first week but have been every day
since. There are . large number who have
not missed more than two days. Twelve
Of the scholars have not been tardy once.
The scholars had q picnic dinner the last
day in Mr.. Waits yard, which was er joyed
very much by all.
NORM WAfsE.
The Tool Co. Works are now being run
to their fullest capacity to fill their orders.
George FOES, one Of their employees, was
quite badly injured in the chest last week.
while turning off, . grindstone, the chisel
catching and throwing him backward agsinit
another stone. We are glad to report him
AS recovering from his injury. MIR. Geo
Palmer is quite sick VITA Ia grippe and
other ailments. DR.. Tsggsrt attends him.
Mrs J w. Stevens has gone to
Peaks Island to spend the summer
sith her son, J. 2. Stevens. - Col
den Star Lodge, |. o. G.. T., held &
strawberry festival at their hall last Friday
evening. a good company was in attendance
many coming from Rssdfield and Wayne.
The ente rtsinment consisted Of music, read.
irgs, and Rotations, after which strswber-
ries and cake were served. the whole
concluding with socisble making very
enjoyable evening. Arrangements are
beng made BY the lodge for bssket picnic
the Fourth of July in G. Z. Tsylors pine
Grove to which the public generally are
cordially invited.
READrIELD.
All crops are looking finely This Sec
ton the rain OF Monday and Tue sday was
very timely and refreshing farm
erss hoeing their corn the second time,
and most will begin haying the first week
in July &c. z. Greeley's family arrived
home from Massachusetts TuesdAy Of this
week.-Florence Greeley from Jackson
Vile, Fla, came to Mrs. VIM. Lucus last
week TO spend the summer "A peculiar
cage of ii fiAmation of the bowels in its re-
suits is that Of q little girl in tbi.'towl. TIL .
was taken sick last September and has not
been well since, but for the last twenty
two days she has not taken one morsel OF
food in any way, only one swallow OF water,
yet she is able to sit up 70 about the house
and does not feel huogfy nor faint and
net much thirsty. During this time she
mas not slept more than two hours Of the2i
each day, but she does not feel sleepy.
She has not taken any medicine in any way
Almost al entire fast for the % days yet
her strength is very good and che shows
but little waste or loss Of flesh since three
weeks ago.
Somerset.
CANAAN.
Will Turner has opened barber shop in
A B. Nenuey's building at the end Of the
bridge .-1h, post Office has been moved
into the new building prepared for it and
the public are much pleased with the change,
although no fault was founi with the old
quarters IS they we're the best to be- had
under the circumstances Y r. Tuaie a, d
wife have returned from their Western
trip. They were accompanied by their niece,
Mrs. Maud Gilman, and little daughter.
Among the recent arrivals in town are
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rider Of Auburn,
Mrs. G. W. Curtis ard child Of Auburn,
Miss Lottie Clark Of Lewiston, Mrs Jane
Tobey Of Faiafield. Mrs. +. d. Nelson of
Boston ard Mrs. Maria Stocknel Of Bar
gor.-A delegation from the Hsrtland
Lodge Of !. o Of G. T. visited Ssbst,us