Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-12

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Nr. VIM. Garrison insurance agent, vas
IN town fev days last week
wEEx-' Mus.
Mr.. Vim. Esger. who is noted for early
gardening. is still ahead in tie way If string
beans, Of which he showed us ! fine cluster
last veek.--Mf-and Mn Frank Percisai are
expecting to 60 10 Portland this week for 4
fes veeks.--Nrs- Fyzrk Doe has returned
from . visit TO WaterviIie. - Mr. Daniel True
!. expecting to move 70 West Windsor this
week having purchased farm there Of Mr..
Russell Barton Ar. True soid his resi-
denee here TO Mr.. Alton Sherman
CHysA-
About - Saturday morning a severe
thunder storm with hail and rain passed
tally startling that the whole village was
aroused and many got up and dressed. One
family imagined the incubator in the cellar
had exploited, and assembled in the sitting
room in the shortest possible time and with
the least regard for ceremony We do not
lsarn tina. any damage was done by the
s,orm.-The roads are drying some what
J. A. Woodsum has arrived home from a
week FsL a. tbe nun fiAs sots W M ~
in Lynn, Mass
READffgLD.
Joseph Cowan of the factory village IS
suffering from blood poisoning contracted
from his sick horse-Aivinza Ingham was
severely injured at the knee joint one day
last week while 1t work in the woods
aud has been unable to be out since John
Ryder has been with his mother for the past
few days Spending the short vacation from
his school in Boston.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. j. n. Russell has gone to baBiaris-
Gotta visiting her daughter. Mrs. Huston
Mrs. Albert Foster is IN New York called
there by the severe illness of her brother
C. A. Shermans youngest child, II months
old died last week and was buried Thurs
day .-Miss Alice HAYES visited friends in
Waterville and Winslow last week.-Mrs.
Lulu Robbins who has been spending the
winter here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Dunlap has returned 70 her home in orient.
Miss Bertha NOVEL; of Waterville is Wis
iting friends here.-Miss Theresa Sanborn
visited friends in Hallowell last week
Miss Julia Lynn who has spent the winter
in Auburn has returned. Mildred Smell of
Bowdonham is here visiting at her uncle's
II. II Snell.-Mrs. Hiram Potter is in Wa
tervillc.
CAMDEN.
Dur new grst mill got its big elevator
running last week ami 10 less than two and
lialf hours ground out a thousand bushels
of corn.-When the Mt. Battle mill gets to
running there will probably be employed in
the mills along the streams more than q
thousand persons, men and women. 1hi,
means that at least 500 900 y year will BE-
pail out in wages TO the employees II he
Camden base ball club will play the War
rens at Camden on Fast day. 4 return
game will be played ArbOr day.
Penobscot.
CoRisSA.
The news ARE not startling this week
immigration and emigration about par.
Mr.. Horace Bigelow and Minerva
Burgess were recently married, Rev.
j. House officiating. p. l.. Pease
has purchased the celebrated mich
row Buttercnp of A. f. Perkins. Bradley,
-Merue Dixon was given a surprise party
| by her young friends on Thursday. it being
her hrthday.-Will Greenwood and wife of
assAibufO, OunS anu Nlit VI
| Augusta. Loriu Davies, Esq, and :. y
| Titcomb of Bangor were in town Friday
| Friday night the first thunder shower
saturday Josie Stuart and K. Bridges Of
Bangor were with us.-Satnrday evening
Golden Cross Society and friends gave a
/ lance. Mud mudd, mu,l.-Rcv. q. J
Hancock closed his pastorate with Christian
| church, April ninth. Pastor Hancock has
| been with his people during three years, he
was very popular gentleman AMI will be
missed by this community, he will visit
! Chicago during the summer.
Waldo.
CENTRE MoSTyILLE.
| Much sickness in town with the prevail
ing .old. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Cushman
have been quite ill.--E. j. Hatch of Lewis
ton, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. $. Hatch. Hanson Lampson of Fast
VassalbOro, is trimming Nolney Thomp-
sons carriages and Thomas Smith is doing
the fancy painting.-E. +. Spear has been
elected school agent IN district No. T.
Miss Lura Bennett will teach the summer
term in district III, and Miss Hattie Poland
will teach in district T.--One of Searsmont'
| thrifty citizens who does not intend to be
beaten on the amount of dry wood on hand
says that on account of the way his wood
is piled he cannot get at his Oldest now and
is obliged to burn some Mt present that has
only been under cover for thirteen years.
Members of Union Harvest Grange or
Thursday evening, April 9th, will present
q drama in three acts, entitled, The Flow
ing Bowl Dance and supper after drama
sagadahoc.
| WooLwtCH,
Miss Cordana Walker of Montsweag ha.
been the guest of Miss c. Emma Reed a
the Center. Miss Clara A. Hawthorne hal
returned from Boston where she has bee,
passing the winter Mary jenkins
who has been keeping house for Mr. Henr,
IIathorn since last fall will go to Bath wher'
she will remain during the spring and sum
mer.--Miss Lucy Chapia has returned frou
visit to her grandparents in Burlington
Me.-Mr. Edward Carleton left town las
week for Lureme, Miss.-Samuel p. Buck
Jr. is spending his vacation at home. Mis-
Jennie Carde of Woolwioh Center. will
spend the spring with Miss Margie Prebl
at West Woolwich.-Nr Ernest and Sam
uel IIathorn attended the funeral of Mis-
Florence X. Hathorn at Richmond, Who's
death caused a shock to her many friend
in town.-Mrs. Fred Bells. tnee Ami,
Webb joined her husband in Quincy
Mass, last week, where they " i'll commenc,
house keeping -Mrs. Frank Carde gave
very enjoyable quilting bee to her man,
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