Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-26

sscsies in regard % the AFFAIR. 0ne Is thas
playmate poured some kerosene oil o.
the chill | and then set il ON nre. An.
,,,her !. that the child hi some matches
AMI 81 nm 20 itself. he that = Il may i
Y. q terribly burned that Il died the ne =
,lsv The remains were taken to
Bangor for burial Caucus to
.l,,t delegates to the county con
/ x,nt;on viii he called for Jniy 50 = y
o.,l,rk i. N.--Throegh the Efforts OF the
a.s,or. Rev. s. II. Bender. assisted by Mrs
Newell arl Miss Cross. choir Of Young
Ladies has been formed TO assist IN the
services Al the NJ. f. church. \ proves =
] grc.t addition. Many thanks are due the
authors for the beautiful singing OF the
list few Sundays Nearly sll are now
ian. having. We have had an exceptional
season in regard 10 weather. cniy one
( shower. that of last Friday. The crop Is
not more than two-tluirds of last yesr.-
/ Mr.. c. II. Sliison having resigned his posi-
i ton on the board of health. We understand
that Mr.. T.. f. Warren has been appointed
| in his steal.--Mr Z. {. Barross, Nasss,-
horo's candidate for register OF probate
reports his canvass as looking very encour-
aging. Mr. Barrows is surely in every
way qualified for the position. Having
| been called to fill the office of chairman of
board Of selectmen Tor Ave consecutive
terms is evidence of the esteem in which
he is held by his tewnsmcn, who are very
enthusiastic for his nomination.
LAMn's CoRNER.
The Union cainpmeeting at China will
begin Thursday, August l. and hold to
| August 18th. Able preachers and eyangel-
Z /. Nussaal,uSstts will ha
in attendance. There will De five services
daily, beginning with song. Tent
ground free. Board aud lodging at reason
able rates. The meetings ami singing will
{ be under the direction of Il. Gould Of
/ iallowell, the campmeeting evangelist and
president of the association.
BsANcn MulS.
/ The death Of Mrs. Bertha Rowe, wife OF
/ Frank Rowe of Lawrence, Mass, occurred
I July 18th, at the home of her parents, MI
| and Mrs. George Bradstreet in Palermo.
| By this dispensation the bereaved husband
is left in charge of two little ones aged
respectfully three wears and seven months,
and an Invalid mother is deprived of an
I only daughter. Funeral services at her
( parents residence were conducted by Rev.
/ \. Ii. .Jones.---Mr. and Mrs. William Long
I Fellow ana daughters rloFthtt anu .suSusta
/ of Boston, arrived ut their daughters, Mrs.
j. r. Il. Dinsmore, last Saturday. Miss
Grace Turner and brothers, Merton and
1 Myron of Quincy, Mass, are spending their
vacation with their grandmother MIR. c. j.
Marr.-The village school closed satisfac-
tory term last Friday, taught by Miss Win
ME NJ. Worthing.-Many of the farmers
have finished having, getting about three
faurths as much us last year.
kENT's Hill.
Work ut the seminary is being pushed
forward rapidly, The Two large boilers
and the necessary machinery for heating
Sampson Hall an Rearce Hall are already
here and are being put in. Sampson Hall
chapel is divided off into rooms for students
and will give eie hit additional rooms. Prof.
Norton goes to Carlisle, Pa, and Il new
teacher will take his plaee.-W learn that
Mrs. Kitty Hamilton Written, niece OF Mrs
DIR. Jersey, died at Worcester. Mass.
Of Bright's disease Saturday at o'clock
Chldren's day was observed here Sunday
!, The music was under the direction of Prof
Morse All the exercises were very excel
lently ACKNOWLEDGMENT are finishing
haying this week.