Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28


hsppily rendered, after which the eve
ming was passed in plsyiug games,
paftakiog Of refreshments etc. /: Music,
Miss Burlsigh; rt citA,iop, Emma Bright
mxn; music, Lois Meserve; recitation.
joey Ward; music. Nettie Bufleigh; read
ing, 81. H. Goddard. The church treasury
wa. replenishsd by the evenings entertain
m ant 10 the extent Of about IS.
NORTH WAYNE
The North Wayne Tool Co. propose to
enlarge their works by erecting on their
upper dam, building for the manufacture
Of hay and corn knives, for which they
have an Increasing demand. The timber
for building the flame 10 already on the
grouad --Jenring Bros. are now canning
apples and squash. They have full force
Of help and expec: to put up large amount.
The Nim,od. OF this village engaged in .
hun. Saturday. but owing TO the violent
wiz d, small couals were made. MI Horace
Norcross' side were winners and expec. to
enjoy q supper at the expense Of the side
Of which Nahum HUFF vas captain Ernest
L. Stevens 10 at home on visit. He has
been In New Hampshire the past year -
Mr. Fred Morrill, is recovering from his late
attack Of sickness, bu. is not yer able to 60
out Mr.. Daniel Lothrop has returned
from trip 10 Brockton, Mas He WAS
accompanied By his granddaughter TIE
Misses Jennie and Edith White.
FAYE1rs-
J.H. Stu.tevsnt, Esq, has returned to
WashiD gton bis daughter Maud. who 10 in
California is rot gaining health as all
hoped she would - Grain has been mostly
thrashed 10 town and has turned out better
than for number Of years. W. 8. Hodg-
kins had over thirty bushels Of good wheat
from one scre-Eggs have been high, and
more hens will be kept than heretofore, all
owing to the good effects Of the Mckinley
bill.-About all have got more apples than
they expected and nov would be glad to
sell them.
CHELSEA.
Quite an accident befell one Of Mr.. Geo.
Morfelps horses during the night Saturday.
When Mr.. Morrell went to the barn Sunday
morning he found the horse bleeding badly,
her mouth having been cut in some way,
whether By accident or Intentionally, by
| some person, is unknown. Had the cut
been little higher the horse would
undoubtedly have bled to death. j. B,
Coyle, who was well known here and
was at one time 8 member Of Soldiers
Division. died at the Soldiers Hume last
week. His many friends were surprised
and grieved to hear the sad news.-Soidiers'
Division No. will be represented At the
annual session of the Grand Division s. of
T.s Of Maine held at West Gray this We'd
nesdsy and Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. p
Hayes ard Miss Edna Collins
MS, Kate Mckay Of this town
gave q recitation at the entertainment Civ
en- by the senior class of the Gardiner High
School last Friday evening. Mr.. George
Morgan Of Augusta sre1t the Sabbath
with his parents here-Miss Eva Searles
and sister Lottie ard Mrs Cora Taylor
went 10 Kent's Hill LAST Friday for few
days visit Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ysa.on
have returned from a weeks visit with
friends at Dam .,iscot'a, Maine Il. F.
Plummer has returned from few days
visit to fsieId. in B,ston and Chelsea.
Mass Miss Olive Hyesi. fast recovering
from q few weeks sickness wi h fever
Her friends are alsd TO see ter inIprovirg.
Miss Emily TaJ lor OF J.msiea Plsn
Mass, has b.en in town wishing ffiend,
| for few day. past A number
ct wells about ,oyn are dry and farm
ers hoping forr,iu to fl upthsir ~'ls
and to fit The grouod s. they can d. VI
their fall p!o~irg MIR. Harry Frsens'
has moved 10 ha'luweli Mrs Lucinda
Plumme. is slowly Iecovtriog ir Jm al i'll
ness with p7eum mia VIM. f rrssk l.
serving a. dry man fr im iais town a. the
October term Of court at Augusta.
RIVERSIDE.
Mabel and Adj. R1.s al 81 d Nell e Get
chell returned las, week from 1 ,tervale, N
H, where they hsve been the past eesso' &.
Our pastor. the Rev. Arthu' Pa,ten, 10
sick ard III. Rev. Geo G d mott If Ban
sor Seminar, p-esched here last Sunday in
his place, hi, h.s been bouotitui sen
son and the husbandman hiss been amp y
rewarded for his labo'.-Ffed FArwell hal
ten dollars worth Of cells stolen from bis
box near Fosters Mills recently.
| SIDNEY.
Mr.. A. T. Clark returned LAST week from
bis trip to Boston, Mass-M,s. Sewall
Clark spent q few days Of last week in
Augusta visiting friends --Mrs. James Bean
has returned from her long visit with her
daughter. Mrs. j. 8. Smiley of Boston,
Mass.-Miss Lizzie Crockett visited River.
side Grange Wednesday evening. F.
E. Blake fell one day last week breaking
the cap Of one knee. The injury 10 quite
painful-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leighton re-
ceivsd news last week Of the sudden d ,.th
Of their srn. WiIl,sn Leighton, cf New
Mexico. He was at home lhis hummer, and
lsft town bui few weeks ego on his return.
He leaves a father, mother, two brothers
and two sisters to mourn his loGs. An &C.
count OF whas one man can do with the help
OF his I5-yesf-old son 10 shown BY the
following: Mr.. A. 8. Davenport Is one Of
our thriving farmers, and with the aid Of
his son Offin, IL years old. he Kept house
alone, and this summer rated 225 bushels
Of cattle beets; 5 bushels Of table beets !;
81 bushels Of carrots; 100 bushels Of pota-
toes; 100 baskets Of corn; 100 bushels Of
oats, and cut 30 tons of nice hsy. II 10
hard to ind men who have TO DO their own
homework who raise 90 large crops upon
their farms.
REA DFIHLD.
Monday evening, Oct. 12tb. there vas .
pleasant gathering OF neighb,rs at Mr.. j
B. Lowe's.-Mrs. P. Morrill, broke her arm
ut the wrist one evening last week by .
misstep from the door stone, Il. NJ. Clark,
wife and daughter from Portland tpent =
few days with W. A. Wright and family,
returning to their home on Monday, Oct
% Ross Handy from Boston visited his
brothers in town last week Warren Col
Inns from New jersey 10 here for short
stay with HE uncle.-Allen White from
Wsyne 10 moving here into the house vsca-
ted BY Albert Hatch, Who has moved to
Livermors Fails Some Of cur carpenters
are at Bsileysills working on the new oil
cloth factory the-e.-Rev. M, Houghton
from Dsering preached to the Universalis
in he Union vestry Sunday p. n. Samuel
G. Fog and wife sfe in New Hampshire
this week st their sons.