Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20
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by fire last Friday sad To have caught ny
a spark from the chimney. Some insur-
ance.
kennebee.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Trott of Woolwich is visiting at her
sons. 4. s. Trott's F. X. Merrill
has gone to Wiscasset for few weeks
visit Alice HAYES aud Clara Reed have
gone to Ocean Point.--Mrs. Peacock and
her children are at her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Lees. Mr.. Peacock came
with them hut had to return to his charge
for the Sabbath as he is pastor of the Con
gregational church at Pigeon Cove, Mass.
Mrs. Littlefeld of Denver, Colorado, is
visiting Mrs Harriet Mills.-F. X. Merrill
has gone to Gardiner for week OF two
Hadley Fairfield and wife of Somervlile,
Mass, are at J. S. Emery s. Mrs.
MilHe Whitney of Vassalboro
was in the place last Saturday
Mrs. +. d. Pattershall of Belfast, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Albert Foster.-Mrs.
Adna Reynolds has friends visiting her.
from Boston w. T.. Strong is home from
Boston on his vacation. Herbert Randall
is the happy father of - pound daugh
ter He was ut Augusta Mt work, but when
the news reached him he lost no time in
reaching his home to see the important
addition and to receive the congratulations
of his friends MAY little Mabel Bertha
long he source of happiness in the home
of her parents.
East PIrrsroN.
| Last SATURDAY Messrs. c. l.. Moody. 4.
| T.. Hanly II. 4. Clark, and the Misses
| Jennie. Lillian and Florence Moody, Miss
| Meemie Clark and Miss Carrie Hanly rode
| to Boothbay in Mr.. Leonard Moody's three
seated carriage. They attended a dance on
| Mouse Island in the evening and returned
| home Sunday night. Summer visitors are
coming. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moody are
! at their house. Mrs. Moody's niece, Miss
| Maud Vessel is with them.-Mr and Mrs.
! Charles Dearborn of Portland arrived Sat
nrdnv at Mr.. J.. :. Clark s.-Mrs. William
Kimball has returned from a five weeks
! visit in Massachusetts, Her sister who
| lives with her was taken suddenly very in
sane last ck-Rev. b. h. Byrnc passed
| a week at Westport and Wooiwich recently
Mrs. Mamie Stilphcu leaves this week
| for few weeks visit in Rockland and Fair
| teId.-Work is progressing rapidly on the
| VI. f.. church Mr.. Palmer of Bangor, a
| brother of the pastor, was in town last
week and has taken the contract to paint
and paper for one hundred and eighty dol
lars.-Farmers are having fine hay weather
but the crop will not be very heavy.
| PlrrsroN.
| Morse & Haley are shipping ice from
their houses at Togus Hill and from the old
! Consumers houses. The knickcrbocker.
Great Falls, independent and Clark Chap
| lin Cos are all shipping Mrs Fred Harris
and son Fred of Duluth, Mimi, lis visiting her
| sister Mrs Amos Baker.--Naster Dan Nc
| Clam of Gardiner is visiting relatives at this
| place Mr. James Coss of Brookline Mass. -.
| is visiting relatives nj this place. We have
| had splendid hav weather aud the farmers
! are getting well along having and some have
| finished.
/ SoruH tnIN,.
| Viual Haskell and wife of Bath. are
| visiting 1T Robert Rowe's.-Chas. Foye with
wife and daughter returned to their home
| in Cambridge. Mass, Monday. His son
! Arthur is still here and is much improved
| in alth-There are fifteen regular hnar'l-
ers at the Jackson House. Prof Robinson
| and family of Bowdoin College were here
one night this week.-Dr r. NJ. Jones son
| James has not recovered, but it is hoped he
| il improving -Mr. Jones sail boat the
| Genie has arrived from N. Y, where
it has been for repairs and changes.
We are expecting some sharp racing between
the Genie" and "kouoza, The latter
boat owned by Prof. W. Il. Jones having
been somew hat remoielled since last sea
son.-There are twelve bosrlers at Phil
brooks now. Professors from Haverforf
College of Penn. and their families, Mrs.
AT. Cox and Anna Goddard of Portland,
etc. Prof Ladd and Kingsley are in the
Jenkins cottage Frank Chadwick is home
from Somerville, Mass. for a few weeks
saca,ion.-Willis Halves viii not return to
Boston until fall Swimming. boating and
lawn tennis are the principal amusements.