Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28


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his 6asa>a Jsiy II. We thiak fhas y esi1e
|s4ely.-Mf. Charlse " fufss vent e LII
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day Mr.. WsaeHeesh ard family ie1 tssn
Wednesday. afssf vsfy pssasaat visi1 viiA
k's sisssf, Mfs. ". p. MsfbIe -As. George
Weedbssy q 1a.sschusss1s = in tovn
visifisg 8 Mr.. A. Sssssllss Mr.. c. y.
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o. Osklasd. sesns Redsy in ssvn. vidaAg
q NJ. T. g. 1aassAias-RAspese1iss -
q aiss fh.ek this ysaT IN 0idssy---
Sidney can boast Of ~ snsftsss naa Of
hn sgs in Ksnnsbec county. Mr.. Psul T.
Stevens. vho vii b 81 ysass cid nexs Sep
tember, has bsen ssen In tie hay Asid dnf-
ing the hay SESSION viii Dis scythe moving.
be has also been ssss holding his scythe On
the grind-seens. hs can lsy his svsth -
s5nishs ard cnf Is = amsosh - The best Of
shsm; b. valks y scsishf = any nan Of
80 and shae without The aid Of . caos.
Wsxxs MILLs.
But for The timely md active assistsncs
of Mr.. Chester Clark, their would have
been quite . blaze q Franklin Psfciyals
store. Some smsll boys vhils passing
threw some lighted natchss into soOe
srsv.-Thefe vss qaise large patty Of
tended the dance q AcLAughlins ball on
Friday eve. Had the vssxhsf been more
favorable there would have been = much
lager sttendance.-Miss Mary L. Doe 10
home from Rockville. CT, on hsf vscaeien
Mr.. and Mrs. G,rham Tibsr Of Waldo
boro were visisng ffieEds in town last
week. .-Aiss Lottis Campbell has gone %
Eev York for year. Alp Lottie Clark
Of Augusta 10 Waiting n hss anclss, NJ
+. P. Cisfk.-Miss Smyrna White Of Ltnh-
field vho has not been here for four OF i've
years, has been visiting her sister Mrs.
James Cook.
EgApTIELD.
A special meeting Of Ksanebec Pomons
Grange will conve0e by invitation With
Readfeld Grange Wednesday, August 9Th,
at 10 O'Clock A. II. A full attendance 10
desired. o. MEADER, Secy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Longfellov and
daughters Florence and Augusta Of Boston.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R B. Dins-
more.-Miss Grace Turner With her broth
ers Myron and Merton. from Quincy, Mass,
are spending their vacation with their
grandmother, Mrs. Mar Mr.. and Mrs.
Bsla G.. lilies Of Augusta. were yisilins
,hsif old friends here last week.-Miss Lena
C,uy, teacher In the Augasts Grammar
school, has been passing ps'tsof her ysca-
ii N with Mrs. Homer Cole.-Miss Efe
Deane of Lincolnvile, 10 visiting Mss
frankie Allen.-W. S. Tobey rsjoicss IN
the addition Of . boy to the family Quite
. sevafe thunder shower passed over this
place last Saturday. an immense qaantiiy
Of rain fell, with considerable hai,. The
lightning entered the dwelling Of Eli Worth
/ q. passed through the wall into the cellar,
where it played topsy tutvy with Whatever
came in ito wsy.
FAYsTTE 5.4
Saturday afternoon July 25, one OF the
most destructive hail showers ever known
passed over the southwestern portion Of
this town. Hail stones a. large As robins
eggs fell cutting everything they struck
Tde crops on the farms of N. A. Wells, A
Z Marks, C. L. Jones, j 8. W. Hewitt.
aud others were aboat ruined. Road' |
badly washed. CHARLES Ham and family
of Frankfort, lad are visiting At his
sister't, Mrs. A. A. Csmpbell's.-Thefel
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tovn.-Mrs. Hannah Esskine died July %
Mrs. Olive Pike and son Of Boston are
visiting friends in town.
NORTH WAYNE.
The hail storm which struck this place
Saturday afternoon was the sevevest ever
known here. Glowing crop, were beatsr
down and riddled and torn by the hail
stones which were of unusual eizs. Vio-
lent thunder n d lightning accompanied il,
I'D the rain fell 10 torrents, badly washing
,hs roads. The mercusy fell twenty
,egress during the afternoon. Light
ming struck . tree near the buildinas
of Miss Alice Leach, mile from this village
but fortunately did no further harm. Glass
was broken in the houses Of L, S. Maxim,
C. M. Stevens, at the town farm and sew
ersl other places-Mrs.. White and chill
dren Of Braintree. Mass. are the guests of
her father Mr.. Daniel Loihrop.
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