Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-03
STATE NEWS.
Kennebec.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Powers and dsugh-
ter and Mrs. Reed and daughter Of Booth.
bay, are visiting a. this place.-Capt. VIM.
J. Baker was at home from Bath last week
Mr.. Chas. Jackson retrrned to Boston
this week.--Mr. Geo. Mason got q pick
stuck in his band while at work at Clark &
Chsplins few days ago. DR.. Turner at =
tends him.
EAST PIrrsroN.
Mr.. John Hanly Of Boston returned
home to this place Saturday, but went back
sgsin on the Pullman Sunday night =
Alopzo Mcdonald has Ave horses at his
stables and some good ones too. He is
working them on the back fer different
parties. the road machine and Mr..
Samuel Moody at the front. . fine road has
beea built in and about the village.--A
Msy-basket wor n having was hung st the
residence Of young Frank Oakes. 1t con-
sisted Of an easy chair, silve- knives and
forks, vases, and other household articles.
MIR. OAkes and wife are held in esteem by
all who knew them, and they took this
method to express their good will. After
the chase was over The party repsired to
the house, and enjoyed themselves iu sing
ing, dancing and games.
LITcHrIELD CORNER.
Mrs. S S. Earle has sold her place to
Mr.. Emery F. Severy of Boston Mr.. s.
will not take possession till maxi spring.
He has also bought the Andrew Babier
place.--Mrs. Jalis Newell. formerly Of
this place, died in Richmond last week and
YVES brought to the Plain. for burial Sun
day Mrs. Neiiie Campbell has gone to
Portland to visit friends.-MIs Gao. W.
Earle is in Boston.-Mi.s Hannah Smith
is in Ba;h.-Mr. and Mrs. Asa Smith % to
Small Point this week to take charge Of a
summer h t9l.-Mr. Joseph J, Perry ha,
returned from Boston.
vienna.
The C5ru, Williams Post No 14I, G. A.
R, held their memorial service at the
Union chapel, Sunday, May 3ist. Rev +.
Sssroi,d Of Pennington delivered a very
able and impressive discourse. Fine music
wa, furnished by q male quartet from
Fsrminston. Great credit 10 due to the
ladies' who 30 beautifully decorated the
church witbtdags plants and, flowers. The
home was filed to it's utmost capacity. A
large company Of Grand Army men were
present, Including members from several
poesc. Aac NC1tISI bSiuk uGt
made the day nearly perfect.
WINTHROP.
Sunday vas the hottest day OF the season.
Mrs. E. L. Lovejoy, who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia. 10 recovering.
e. II. Penniman 10 on = business trip 10
Boston.-R. NJ. Ysaton Is having . stable
built in the rear of bis shop.--E A. Bailey
has new span Of black horres. They are
besuties.--A. N. Berry Of Boston 10 the
CUES, Of DIR. G.. A. Cochraae.
Lincoln.
CEpAR GROVE.
This is foe growing weather; the crops
are looking we'll, and the grass 10 looking
- il we sh,uId harvest al abuntsnt crop.
Trees are all ia blossom The ice business
gives employment, and they sre ring
good wsges-Mr. Charles e. Allen has
returned from Boston.--Miss A5bie Bark
er is enjoying her vacation at Somervilie
Msss--Mr. Charles &. Halt, Is visiting
fsieuds as New York-Mr. ard Mrs.
Austin Carlton sfe visiting at his fathers,
Captain T. Il. Cartons Mrs. Jennie
Han is visiting at her fathers, Mr.. Zinny
BIenn.--R.v. J. II. Beonett delivered the
oraiion st the Methods. church, Memorial
dAy.-Mr. DOR of Ga-diner called on
friends st Cedar Grove. Tuesday s..
X. G. Twsc'oss and son started for Cal.
forniA to lin her husband II Sierra Madre,
Monday, June iss-Mr. Arthur Sldslinkar
/ of Massachusetts 10 visiting as Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. AcKsy's.
Sagadahoc.
BowDoIs.
Rev. B. Bsunning. pastor Of the U1iver-
sslist church, will hold services al the
South church, Bovdoin, on Sunday FORE
noon At 10 A. M.-Rsv. Mr.. Bryant, pss
tor Of the Bsp.ist church. Bowdoinham, has
besn engaged to preach regularly u the
| Bovdein Uoion church. Bowdoin Ceotre.
The Sabbath school with lie new superin-
tendens, E. E Coombs. has taken new
life. and many are joining "A large doos.
ton to the library vas made BY the Bspsi.t
! society Of Bovdoinham.