Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-30

village instead Of Pine Tree Stock Farm
Cedric 10 pronouneed by good judges 70 ne
able to lower his record of 80 i-2. He
goes 10 Bangor and then 70 Leviston.-Mf.
J. f. Bessey will settie in insolvency.-
Large numbers from here attended camp
meeting at China and a Oak Grove Last
Sunday Miss George Mullen Of Boston
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. e. Burgess. -
Mr.. Herbert Williams Who went to Gait
fornia for his health a year ago recently
died. Mr.. Williams was very fine Young
man of excellent principles and his dessb
in his yoang manhood seems hard indeed.
WisIugor- "
About 30 people went on the excursion
to the White Mountains and Old Orchard
sundxy.-Mr. and Mrs.F. W. Herrick and
son, returned to Boston Monday
French Canadians left on 30 days excur-
sion to Quebec Monday A. M.-Ths Win
throp WOODEN mill shut down Saturday fof
two or three weeks on account Of repairs
aud improvements To be made on the mill.
NORTH WArsE.
Mrs. w. Jennings has gone to Lewiston
to visit her daughter, Mrs. o. Fl. Nelke.--
Mrs. George Giles and daughters Of South
Paris are visiting friends in this vicinity -
Mrs. ID. s. Boothby Of East Wilton is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Taylor.-Win-
fred Walton, Jose Taylor, Arthur Wing,
Lotion Jennings and Maurice Roderick re-
turned to school at kents Hill Tuesday
August 2o.--The apple crop in this vicinit,
will be very light, the hot, dry weather OF
the past weeks having caused many to fall
from the trees.-The rains Of the past week
have made great change in the appearance
of grass lands, but came too late to save
such crops A. corn, potatoes, and the ike
although gratefully received by the man,
whose water supply was failing.
SouTH yAssALBoKo.
Mr.. j. Z. Dickey and family Of South
Boston are visiting relatives in the place
Miss Lizzie Morse of Augusta ID here visit
ing friends. A. X. White of Boston is
at c. F. Taylors for short stay.-Mr. c.
f. Cobb of Mt. Pleasant dairy farm 10 in
Chicago attending the Fair having taken
some of his fne Jersey stock to exhibit
Mrs. L. C. Jones of Brooks il in the place
called by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. J. +. Pierce. Miss NJ. d. Chadwick
who has been visiting Mrs. Eugene Warren
has returned to her home in HoultOn.-
Miss Lottie Lynn, who has been quite Ill
for the past week, is rapidly conyAlescing
under the skillfuf treatment of DIR. B. N.
tombstone of So. China.--Mrs- Sarah
Springer and daughter Of East Pittston
have been spending few days at Calvin
Taylors.-Mrs. Albert White 10 visiting at
Frank Tayior's, his former home after an
absence of ten years in the West.-Russell
Hersey and friend Of East Livermore have
been spending few weeks with his sister,
Mrs. II. A. Tabor.-Mrs. Frank Little of
Bismarck, Dakota and Miss French of Al
gusta were calling on friends, Wednesday,
Mr.. j. Z. and II. G.. Dickey of Boston are
spending q few days with relatives.-Mrs.
Arthur Tabor and children are visiting in
Augusta. Cunningham and Arthur
Casey have started out for their fall's work
thrashing Mr.. John Whitehouse, wife and
son of Delaware, who have been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Eliza Whitehouse, left
for their home Monday.
RIVERSIDE.
The grove meetings of the Vassalboro
Universalist Memorial Association of Sat
urday and Sunday last, were favored with
good weather and were highly successful.
was announced, was devoted to the cause
of temperance and although there WAS not
very large attendance, it was an interest
ing meeting and one which cannot fail to be
productive of good.-On Sunday Rev. w.
W Hooper preached two very powerful
sermons, which, from the attention thu
was given him by the vast .hrong which
was assembled, were fully appreciated. At
the close of Mr.. Hooper's afternoon sei-
mon, Mr.. b. A. Mead, the young and tai
ented manager of the Gospel Banner spoke
some fifteen minutes from the standpoint
of layman who holds the faith Of Univer-
salism. There was music by the Winthrop
Street Quartet Of Augusta and the seleo
tons rendered by Miss Maud Reed, the tai
ented elocuiionist of Augusta, were appros
pirate and finely executed.-Mrs. ALDER,
Foster is visiting friends in Belfast.-My.
and Mrs +. f. Gage and baby, Elwin,
of Augusta are visiting Mrs. Cages parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Halves Edwin Baker
of Lowell, Mass, is visiting his father and
brother, Plummer and Eugene Baker
Perry Smiley of Winslow was at d. G. FL
lis last Wednesday Miss Marcia Sturgis
visited friends in Augusta last week Mrs.
Lippincott and children Of Vassalboro are
a, her mothers, Mrs. Redlon's.-J. B
Wentworth of Richmond i. visiting friends
in town.-Miss Maud Smiley is on a visit in
Augusta B. }. Sherman of the Insane
Asylum was in the place last Wednesday.
Harry Wentworth of Richmond was up
for \ few days las week .-Mrs. F. X. Mer-
rill is on visit in Sidney Charlie Reed
of Boston, and his sister Clara of Vassal-
boro were down here one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Merrill and Miss
Matte Merrill of Augusta. were at +. r.
Merrill's last Saturday Rev. and Mrs.
Wyman, Miss Miehaelis and Miss Parrot
of Augusta were at II. Sturgis' last Satur-
Mrs. Julia Hoyt, a long resident and
very respected lady of thi, place died very
suddenly Monday morning of spoplexy.
See dispatches
Lincoln.
DRESDEN. ~E
Lovers of music here haze enjoyed
great treat IN til. two concerts given this
week for the benef fit of the NJ, +. church.
The Young ladies' who took part are well
Known here "a this i. III ir chill !hoods
iu+, ami their many fricn ~,re anxious
o hear some display of the well known
musical talents. Miss Ella Jersey, pro- |
'essi3ual singer Of New York City is pos |
essed of magnificent voice which has
,een highly cultivated, and she won all
l.arts " it'll her beautiful songs and charm |
ug manners. Her cousin. Miss Clara Bs-
ter, who performed the aecompaniments
md also some fine instrumental solos is in
harge Of the music on Deer 1slani, Bos
on ilsrbor She is slsu the possessor of
'reas histrionic talent as was manifested TO
Ter audience In her rendering of the trial
cene in Henry VIII with " Ii mar ke,i abil-
ty and the easy grace of on veil used to
he. work | hey ~,re assisted by their