Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-12
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Rev. G. NJ. Park of Psesaae isle- vii
pfearh at the town schstolhouse so-caiieal
one week from next sunday. orf- -. Al
Z 81 r. Mas. Wilcox with family, has
moved into the SiewAr. & Morton house.
near the pod ofiee-J. 5. Smith from r.
FairiieH, accompanied BY his brother from
the torn Of Marion. Washington county,
we're guests at s. G. f. Smiths ffsdAs
night and Saturday of last week.
REArFfELp-
pirtiug ap,,ssss i the or.ler of the day.
Tt,.rt. il 4 ,Ipr,ss nd for them At the depot ~
$. 90 per Dbl. Tise crop is very good--M MI
Joseph Jones' is visiting his sife's mother
in foxn.-Mrs Arthur Greeley from South
Framingbau il home for few weeks visit
Arthur e. Wright went as delegate 70
Augusta TO tb.. Y. NJ. c. A. from tins town
last week.-Eli Merrin,sn from Madison
n,sssie call on his father on bis way houie
fran, Lewiston Mesl,iay .-Itiorham Wadiey
has rented the hotel ut the depot of L.. u.
Wright for the term If three years
Wesley J. Williams has sold his farm to
Mrs. Whittier from Massachusetts Last
week Henry Greeley received the sad news
NJ the death from scarlet fever at Fall
River of his little grauds0n---N aliace
Greely has arrived here from New York
eitv sick from erysipelas of the face--Dr-
W. X. Wright has gone 10 Hartland TO visit
patient
EAsr P,rT-roS.
Mr.. Curtis Coomhs Of whiteied is doing
the mason work on the new, house ~ Mrs
Jonathan Gilmsn.-The schools of fittston
will all meet at Fast l'ittston on the 2lst OF
October, Csinn,l,us lay. AMI observe the
day with appropriate exercises.--The church
people will give supper at Academy Hall
next Thursday eve for Pastor Palmer's
benefit. 1t is hoped all will unite in their
efforts Ia - Ike this profitable as well as
pleasant. MIR. Fred Moody met with Il
painful accident one day last week. In
handling loaded revolver it was dis
charged and the bullet entered his leg near
the knee. IL was extracted by
Dr. Libby AM he is doing we'll
Mrs. W. h. Seekin and son have gone to
Chelsea to spend few weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.--At the church last Sab
bath Mr.. W. 4. Seekins was elected Sunday
school superintendent, Mr.. Geo. Murphy
having resigned
SorrH WINDSOR.
Miss Leta Lynn was a member of the
ladies' committee of arrangements at the
late fair Of the South kennebec Agricultur-
al Society and rendered valuable assistance
in the arrangement of the hall exhibits.
Her name was omitted from the. list of
committees as formerly published.
WEEKS Mills
Mr.. V. Il. Neal who was so badly in
iured BY Frank Haskell is considerably i'm
proved at the present time DIR. Nelson of
China attends him.-Mr. Frank Percival
has lately had his buildings painted by
painters from Augusta, it has improved the
place much and now Mr.. Percival has one
of the prettiest stands in town.-Mr. J. G..
Hanson is teaching a successful
term of school at China. Mr..
Hanson is fine teacher and
Young man highly respected by all. Miss
HAtie Sproul and Miss Media Banks are
both teaching in town this fall.-Mr. Abram
Mclaughlin and Mrs. Isabelle Merrill were
married Sunday Oct. 9th, by the Rev. Mr..
Pickmore of Windsor. Mr.. and Mrs. Me
Laughin will reside in Augusta.-Miss Jen-
ME Boulster. Miss Bertha Holmes, Mr..
Ernest Emery and Mr.. Thompson all of
Augusta took tea at the Hotel Thursday
| evening.
| EAST VAssALgoRo.
School in District No. IL closed Oct. 5
after n term of eight weeks. Teacher.
| Alice Novel;. Whole number of scholars,
| 49, Number not tardy or absent one-hait
IN ,nI, 7 pt,.tn Ri II,xr
ard Richardson, Gertrude Richardson, Guy
Richardson, Percy Robinson, Linnie Robin
son, Una Marden. Edna Marden, Edna
| Lewis and Linwood Lewis.
| VIENNA.
Married in Vienna. Sept. 2lst by Rev.
| VI. +. Eaton. Esq, Thomas {. Gilbert OF
West Pennington aHl Miss Jennie X. Saw
yer of Vienna.--Mr. and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
sawyer returned from a few weeks visit
among relatives and friends in Somerset,
Penobscot ami Piscataquis counties.
Gilman & Thompson are doing
good business in this vicinity with their
threshing machine c. Griffin has re-
turned from Washington, u. c. He re-
ports splendid time-Mrs. Geo. Lord
| has been very sick but is now recovering.
| NORTH WAYNE.
| {. NJ. Lovejoy who was thrown from his
carriage by his horse becoming frightened
| last week, and dislocated his shout Ter, il
doing well-Mr. George Palmer VAS thrown
from his horse few days sin u and re-
ceived a bad shaking up. but fortunately no
bones were Repairs at the scythe
shop are being pushed rs fast as possible as
| Gen. C.. W. TIldrn who was here the past
week. wishes work To be- commenced on
scythes Immediately The apple crop is
good in this vicinity. b. +. Maxim esti-
mates his crop at 500 bbls Apples are
selling for 81 90 per bbl.-IIenry ID. 10th
rop has three acres of yellow corn which
he thinks will yield 100 baskets per acre.
| I. NJ. Gordon has moved his family to
! Lewiston.-Our village Nmro'ls engaged in
I hunt Saturday, |. A. Worthley and T.. n.
I.othrop acting as captains. +. n. 10th
rop's side won. The defeated side will
serve supper soon.
RIVERSIDE.
| Mrs j. II. Dunlap of Orient is visiting
| friends here.-Mr. Brown of Waterville
connected with the Kennebec Democrat
spent Saturday and Sunday at +. $. For
est's.-Sherif Stevens of Augusta was in
the place last Friday.--E. 4. IIawes will
start next Saturday for arizona where he
will spend the winter .-Mrs. 7. +. Reed is
visiting friends in Pittsfield.-Mr. and Mrs.
| Elery Brann and children of Waterville,
Mr.. George Averil OF Wilton. and Miss Ina
| Wood of South Vassalboro spent. last Sun
| lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Adua Reynolds
James W. Simpson of Buruham. was in
/ tho ullc,. last Saturday
DRESDEN.
David Hatch of South Dresden has had
two slight shocks of paralysis and is in an
enfeebled condition Henry Hatch has put
a second story on his house which adds to
its appearance very much.-The lecture on
HANDLES in Europe given at the church by
Rev. II. A. Clifford, A. NJ, of Richmond
was a success and the lecture was highly
overwhelmingly meeting at Dres-
den Mills, Oct Esd, Rev. /. II. w. Wharf
will preside. Rev. Bennett will conduct
the quarterly services at Randolph same
day. Il. II. Barker and wife of the
firm of Cochran and Oller lee
Co, Cedar Grove are taking vacation
by a trip to Montreal, Cansda.-Gideon
Barker and wife are in town.-Niss c. f..
Bennett has returned from the White
Mountains, where she has been speniing
the season.-Miss c. c. Alley is a delegate
to the n T.. State $. S. Convention to be
held at Bath Oct. 12l4.-Sammie Burke is
home from Boston for few weeks Sid
uey Toudiett,, is jauitor of the church for
the winter.--A parish meeting is called for
Tuesday evening at the NJ E.church Dresden
Mills. Oct. It'll. A good attendance is de-