Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

cotsxes .. WEES yisv have bssa veil auss
lar eems lime - Sargent v doing gus
. bass.ess sasirg out buck board pefees.
SLIsros.
Esv A. Dxsse and vile are spendins
= y.ek. at Oss.n PAyk.-Ns- A. ".
Ef,,ssyl ms iessed tie nav ssDre CT Mssefs.
Jieu srH Morrison for The term Of nse
,.a,s-Tns bu .iness Of the American Ex-
. es Csmpssy ha. 20 incs hare shss
laey bYvs been Obliged to ADOPT the ceiiTsfy
,s,ssm. Bari. Bsaa - their .gsat. eno
s.Iiyvrs express 10 sii puts Of the viiisge.
-Tvsnty-dye f4miIiss have moved 10 snas
' l,,xe in the Last sir no tbs aud es;aohsnsd
,i.s:r residences here Ia tue issi tsesSs
nonshs NOT sins fsnily has moved Wy
Mr.. chules Whittier is very lov.-a d.
Morse, E.q Of Piss.deld has been unng
on frisnss In tovn-Thefe IL . mao ana
bis wife living in this town in 8,od heeitn.
the sam OF whose ages 10 $50 yeafs, tne
h 1sbsnd being "a, the wife ss years old.
Nsithsr Of them ever rode on the cars
Miss Mabel Rsss and her sister Msiiide,
accompanied BY friends. are 1t homo Tor
snort vac alton.
RIVERSIDE
Carrie Merrill vent to Wet Gardiner
! Of Monday to be absent svo weeks
George B. MeCiineh Of Hslloveil vas In
the plsc, few days since to see M. BAKER
about some bard wood lumber -Nfs. Aos
Pescock aud her tvo children of somefses,
dss.. arrived Wednesday and are vi'h her
mother, Mrs. LIE Mr.. Chasl Leavl0
.nd wife Of CAmbfidsepcrt srs visiting I.
8. Reeds family Carl Bonney Of w fcef-
ter, Msss., arrived in The pisce last Sstuf
dsy and 10 stopping with his aunt, Mfs
Julia Ho,t Charles z Stevens 10 &C.
r'ou.iy i'll and 10 not expected 10 live but
fsv dxys,-The spple crop IN thus secnon
viii be almost An entire failure The httie
sppies are falling from the trses.-Mf;
J3sish Brown, who is prospefou. aoo
thrifty farmer, has Just broken up . large
piece Of green grass land.
EAST vAssALBoRo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Jones and clil-
drsn from Boston are spending the summer
with Mrs. Jones' mother, Mrs. Mary Ia
Der Mr. Edward Pore recently met with
. very serious accident which narrow.
IL escaped proviog fstsl. He attempted
10 NOV with Q horse unsccustomed to .
moving machine ; the noise frightened the
horse, causiug him TO run, throwing MI
Pope from the seat and dragging him come
distance. He WAS badly bruised and
shaken up, but fortunately escaped With.
out broken bones. His clothes were near
iy torn from him and he WAS forced to re-
main in doors for a few days. He con-
graduates himself on his good fortune IN
receiving 10 farther injury.-Many of the
friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Richardson
gathered at their rev home few evening"
$50, carry ing a collation. with them. They
passed q very pleasant eveninR.-Mr. Z.
Cross and family Of the arm Of Cross & Co.
Washington St, Boston. are taking An out
ing at Brsdley's Mrs. Lou Belding. Mas
ter Leon and Mics Florence, Of lawrence,
Mass, are here visiting Miss Susie Hoyt.
-Mrs Gallon Wood, after long and pain
full illness passed away Friday OF last
week. She leaves . husband and three
children to mourn her loss. The funeral
services we're held Sunday and were large
ly attended by relatives and friends
Many of the farmers in this vicinity have
finished having. and pronounce the hay
crop much in advance Of their expectations.
Mr.. Chase Taber and family from Prov
idence, r. | are spending . few weeks
with bis parents,
LIroaFIELD CORNER.
Rev. J. T. HAYES and wife are away on
their summer vacation. Mr. HAYES tender
ed his resignation q pastor Of the Congre-
gational church 10 this place. He Is ninety
three years old and has been with this peo-
pie twenty-six years. His mind is still
unimp&ired but his physical health will not
admit Of his preaching any longer Mise
Mary Lsrrabee of Boston 10 in town, also
Mrs. Helen Flint Of Winthrop.
Aogie Starbird is at home. She has been
attending the N. r. Conservatory of Music
at Boston and will return in Sept.-Misses
Lena Gilbert and Geftie Lydston are going
TO Kent's HUI to attend echool.-Farmers
in this vicinity are getting along finely with
their having and crops are looking WE'LL
Mr. !. E. Dennison has lost fae heifer
Mrs. Mary J. StArbird has gone to MILO
neapolis to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. +.
Tfufsnt.
Mrs. Wesley Wigsin 10 visiting her pa-
rents, MI. and Mrs. Silas S.over.--Df. Ham
10 10 king for rent with the intention Of To-
eating here, but has been unsuccessful tbus
fsr,-There was no preaching ct the church
last Sabbath, tbs Baptist minister being
unable to bs present. Social service was
held &C. W. Pearson has been at work
in Belfsst the past few days csrpeu,eripg =
Henry Thomas, VII ose Sickness we reported
last week. 10 better The raspberfies ere
ee,tiog rips and parties 20 every day to
pick them Mr. E Hofses had = colt get
quite badly cut on . bsrbed wire fence q
shors time since. That makes the third one
Ia this vicinity this season. one OF them
WAS cut 90 badly - to injure him for life.
-Dsggett Brts. are putting q steam-pump
into their stave mill to feed the boiler. -
At the Childrsn's day exercises one weak
ago Sunday. the collection vas 81 81 to 60
toward the support of the Sabbath school.
Miss Nellie Thompson of the Dana Bar
ssparilla factory 10 taking her vacation at
home.
FREEDOM.
Hayipg for the pas. eight days has been
q ne and the bay stored Ia thst time will be
FIRST class for feeding o. the market. There
are but few that have finished their hay ing
and most OF the farmers will require one
week more to complete it There will be
much better crops than was anticipate d
three weeks ago. There will be 40 average
crop this yesr. Corn is growing fsss now
aud promises q good harvest. Potatoes are
Ding we'll and the beetles are on hand for
their share.