Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

taking care of siek sister Who 10 just alive
snt e1ree4e.i To 1--we only . Short time
Mrs. Foss has besa gone several weeks
IMAxcaEsTEn-
A sod sized deer vas seen neaf N
house Of Sakhaniei Gilman in Worth Ian
chester Monday morning
NosrH vAssALEoKo.
The annual meeting OF the stoekholdefs
| Of the yassalhoro WOODEN Mills y III be held
this week .: the mill mice u thus village
An Account Of stock Vas taken July !. II
| IA understood that several orders for soofs
| hare recently been received and that the
promise for business IL better than Tor some
| time The Ladies Aid Society Of the n
r. cflur, h we're royalty entertained BY Mfs.
| Marry NctQailian ou July /, about Afty
.srx present and oil pronounced II very
EMO able time and Sister Meslaliixn An ex-
eeilent hossess.-Ar. Soffis vas taken to
! Wharf.-The one day lest week before Judge
Phiibrook for keeping open shop on Sun
d4y. He vas fnesi 81 and cost from which
decision be- appealed.-A good many Of our
| farm RI will besia hAying this week. About
L an AFcf48c tENR ~ NAfrAsI-h-- @~ ~e~N ~
.earist fever reported week ago Is much
better AMI the quarantine will soon be
lrsf..i-Agreeabiy to . request Of the
| ..er. Gsry OF the board Of health the Jes ish
tensas~nts have been cleaned up and present
a much better appearance.
| EAsr FAssALBogo.
| grand celebration took place here on
Tsesia, in the morning. The parade OF
| harrybles- wA the best seen for many
| years The repr tse ntAtions we're all unique
and original aDf reflect much credit On
hose interested. The Races in the morning
| sere very lAughzbie AMI consisted of bar
| rel. foot. wheei-barrow, pig etc. In the At
| tsrnoon several contests were undertaken
| by the ladies' also tub and boat races on the
lake. There were scores Of people from
al joining TOW ne and all seemed pleased With
| the Exercises Of the day. The lsfles of the
NJ f. church served dinner for the people
| aud obtained a nice sum of money. In the
! afternoon the ladies Of the Foreign Mission
| Society held the regular monthly meeting
| AT Friends church. Appropriate selections
were read and an address was delivered by
Prof. Elijah Cook; Al essay ~ Mrs. Aebie
jenkins and music made up the programme
sfter which supper vas served by the ladies
from which they realized substantial sum.
The exercises Of the day closed by grand
display Of fireworks in the evening. The dis |
play was unusually brilliant AMI hundreds
Of people enjoyed the sight.-Mr. Frank |
Weeks met with q serious accident in the
morning while psradIng his horse took
fright and threw him to the ground and
fell on him. Mr. Weeks WAS taken mp
unconscious. II was found on examina-
ton that his collar bone was broken.
Penobse0t.
NEWPORT.
The Kelley Institute was reopened last
Saturday. There are two patients to take
the treatment at present.--The new bed
spring factory 10 up and boarded and will
be ready for business in a few weeks
The condensed milk factory is shut down
for fortnight in order to make repairs and
put in new machinery Rev. b. b. Byrne
who has been visiting friends in Newport
returned home last week.-Mr. c. II.
Merrill hs. gone West for the summer
Mrs. w. NJ. Stuart spent Sunday with
FRIENDS in Bangor A large number of
summer visitors are in town.
saEadahOe.
RIrHaoSb.
nt DuTtf phs9tu OH III u very 4ulet
manner Quite company went with the
Richmond band TO Fairfield, while others
took trip TO the seaside on the Islander. |
Those who stayed at home spent the day
each to his own liking. bicycle parade |
was witnessed in the forenoon and race
against time for prizes offered to the fastest
riders came off shortly after dinner. Prizes
were awarded as follows: LIST, Ernest Her |
kar Atayap1ap. IaA,,
Southland. c. W. Price has received |
official notice of his appointment 10
place on the Bath board Of pension exam |
ming surgeons and will enter upon his du
ties As soon as qualified. The doctor was
himself soldier and may be depended upon
tp discharge the trust committed to him to |
tle satisfaction of the government as well
to his late companions in arms.--D. c. |
Ames Jr., Harry Rowe, Sim Carr, Eugene |
Farrin. VIII Wharf, Ruth Carr, Gertie |
Drew, Lima Carr, Will Kincaid, James X. |
Green and Tom Kerns were among Rich |
monis wandering sons and daughters who |
spent the Fourth with relatives in town
County Attorney Newell and J. X. Gun |
niaghai1, ESD, were in attendance on the |
July session Of probate court at Wiscasset
Meuiay.--Miss +. Ada Odiorne, NJ. D., |
hiss hung out her sign on Main street,. |
A. Libby's factory has shut down until |
Thursday next-A little son Of William |
Carr had his eyes injured Monday evening |
while playing with fire works.
Somerset.
HARMoNY.
Farmers will generally begin bsying on
the second Monday in this month The |
grange has had an acquisition of eight new |
members lately and several old ones rein- |
st,ted.--Our people celebrated the Fourth |
in other towns where fancy attracted them.
The apple crop will be the smallest for |
years.-The roads in town have been put |
In excellant condition under the care Of |
the road commissioner who has the charge |
of the road machine, and knows how to |
make good roads, a faculty but few pos
sess.
CENTER MoNrvILLE.
Mrs. G. ID. Palmer is home from Middle
boro, Mass.-Walter j. Bean has gone to
Duxbury Mass, to drive a hack Rev.
Mr.. Howard of Washington, held two
meetings here last Sunday Miss Florence
Mathew closed a profitable term of school
in District No. II last week.-Mrs.. j. V.
Jackson of Pittsiield, is visiting her rela-
tises here.-Mrs. Eliza A. Greedy is home
after two months absence with her children
and other friends in adjoining towns.-Ed-
di Bean is carrying the mail, as his brother
who contracted for this route is ABSENT