Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-26
THAT'S COODB uSlNE
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Mr.. Gustavus Danforth, who has been in
the employ of VIM. F. Colby of North Mad
,on this season fell from load of hay a
few days ago, breaking his collar bone. DR..
Tarbell was summoned and the patient is
now doing weI.--Mr. Edwin Fogg of Bos-
ton was in town few days ago on business
and visiting Mr.. Ed. Savage who was so
badly gored short time ago is slowly re-
coverng-Mr. Albert Clark is again worse.
He has been out of health for long time.
Mr. Eugene q. Danforth has been confined
to his house for two weeks and is yet unable
to go out.-Mrs. Hannah Eames, one Of the
oldest ladies' of Madison has been sick but
is now recoyering.-Farmers are rejoicing
in an increased hay crop from last year.
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HaLLpALE.
Most of the hay in this community is in
the barns, fair crop and in fine condition.
Other crops are growing tnely.-Mrs.
Charles Stevenson is very sick,-Mrs. Di-
anita Stevenson has returned from Lowell,
Mass, where she spent the winter. Her
granddaughter Miss Annie Shaw, accom-
panied her home. Miss Eliza Plummer of
Chftondale. Mass, is visiting her father, c.
NJ Plummer. Hannah Hall arrived
home from Rsynham. Mass, last Friday
Mrs. c. 7. Eldred Of Vermont is visiting
her sister, Mrs. q. b. Evans.--Mrs. A. II.
Wvman of North Vassalboro visited her
daughter. Mrs. +. ID. Raynes last Saturday
and Sunday. A few ofthe friends of Mr. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Nose were invited to their home
last Thursday evening to witness the I'M
folding of night blooming cereus R. S.
Tucker and family are down from Pittsield
cutting the hay on his farm.-Mrs. Wilson
A. Whitten of Vinslhsven is visiting friends
here - Miss Abbie Mason of Fall River,
Mass, is stopping at X. $. Tucker s.-ReY.
Mr. Burton, preached at the church last
Sunday. He will be here again in three
weeks.
CENTRE KNOXVILLE. ...# IT. ..
Miss Lucy II. Bennett closed her school
in East Knox on Friday. July 18th, with
her usual good success. The scholars not
absent one day are as follows Flora Farm
ham. Nellie Linikin, Isabelle Jackson.
Adasa Hoxie, Carrie Rogers, Cassie Rogers.
Margie Cook and Nellie Rogers.--The in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner S.
Berry, died on the 2lst inst. sged two
week.-Mrs.. Leslie Nash is visiting friends
at South Montville. are glad to report
w. II. Churchill as slowly improving in
health.-The hay crop is mostly secured in
fine condition, and is generally thought to
be larger than ii Was last year.
LIBERTY. .~,.+:+
The farmers nave nearly all completed
hsying and report more than an average
crop in this vicinity The tsnnery has shut
down for short time owing TO a large stock
on hand and low pr ces for leather.-L. c.
Morse's colt. Glen Seer became frightened
on the track last week, jumped the pole
fence, cleared himself from the suIky and
ran part way home. No particular damage
done extep cult NJ his leg. but not
seriously Among the ,ummer visitors are
Miss Bessie and Hattie Wisdom ard their
brother, Master Arthur Wisdom of Somer-
vile, Mass, stopping at Mrs. Hattie
Cloush s.--Mrs. Avis Morse, her daughter
Bernice AMI son Allen of Bath, Me, are at
Mrs. Jane Gilman's -Prof F. A. Porter
OF Boston is stopping at his brothers, Or.
f. \. Porters.-Nrs. F.. Howard IL stop
ping at Mrs. W. II. Loselrs. w 4. Strong
of Cleveland, Ohio ia here on a vacation.
visiting his mother Mrs. b. W. Black
Mabel Stevens, young daughter Of G. n
Stevens, caught her hand in the pulley of
horse hay fork last week and the small
finger on the left hand had to he smputsted
at first joint.--Danvers Cram is homs from
Newport and reports his mill ssrly finished
on the oCtst tie and will be ready for bu.i-
ness in shout tgo weeks.--J. J. Walker
and family are stopping at Panols Point for
few days.-We we're sorry last week TO
hear that Miss Annie s. Bean of Boston.
formerly of Liberty is very sick, AID re-
eovery doubtful.-Prof L. C. Ba.eman
wss in town last week in the interests of
the Industrial journal of Bs1gor-I w
Doves of South Paris. Me. is in town in
the interest of the l.. o. of G. JIden Cross
The most We nee-i nos is rain ~ the crop,
are suffering for = drop 10 quench their
thirst. II is very dry and there are fears
of drodth.--H. II. T~itchell hiss returned
to Portland where ne will resume his la ors
for the A. II. Berry Shoe Co. IS travel |
ling salesman.