Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06

NJ. and Nh. Chas. Stevens OF Wasefvile
were 4. Nh. e. Whifehouse's wednesday.
Mr.. Morton Of Augusta vas IN the place
Noodsy,-Nrs. Re5ecssa GARNER ct Scmef-
,iI1e. Mssssehuse.ts, h spesdtns ftv
weeks q II. B. Tsyior's.-N Miss Ainnie
Tabey of Gannex & Morse Concern Az
ru,ta. spent the sabbath Nth her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Tybey-
Mr.. yEKsox.
The coat shop has started up this week
MANY neessed repairs on The shop have been
m.de-Ssivznus FAirbxnks has mosed cat
~ .he Bf.ex ,eueals M anil Mrs.. Eaick has
moved fn--Msny are hssiag bad COLDS
The ,utla.r change from hot to esld weather
has b~ea tos saaesa of . ssrsia s--Eoen
Leixbsin il bailiinz an ice house FIR nsxt
yeaf.--Bsra IN Mt. Vernon 10 the wife OF
Charles Brown Sept I. iaxghfes.-Mr.
Charles 5. Pease OF Ssstoa, Mass has
close. ki, lzbJrs with the Baptist church
and Samuel Il. Rohlnsoa of colhy unisef-
city il expected ~ supply for awhiie.--Mfs-
Lsttie Towasen,l 10 very Io.. Mr.. fosn-
send arrived home from Havefail Monday
evening.
RIVERSIDE.
Mis- Julia Folsom of Augusta was the
guest of Miss Emma Springer q few days
.xst xeek.-Mrs. 7. r Reed and son are
visiting in Bangor Leanier Stevens
and Mfss Alice Wiley Of Wateryille were
ea.llng on friends here last Thursiay--J
| q. Sherman Of Yonkers, y Y, and {. r.
Sherman Of wa,eryiiie wee here calling
On friends last Thursiay.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hallo~sll Of Wsteryille we're at Z
In. Merrill, last Thursday Merrill Lee
Of Augusta 10 visiting here.-W. =. ,iley
and wife visited Mrs. John Barnham at
Parm.nglaIe last week.--C. =. Wing of
Augusta was in the place last Friday .-Miss
George Burnham Of Farmingiale Is visit
ny At her uncle's, W. 7. Bale. s.-Mr-
and Mrs. o. P. Robbins and Clarence
Fierce are Al Isle Of Springs for week or
txo.-E S. Forrest and wife and Mis-
Gertrude are attending the fair at Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Moody of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Eleanor Evans.
HALLDALE.
The heavy gale of wind lsst week shook
nearly all the apples from the trees IN this
.icinty .--Vesta, wife of Charles Stevenson
lied Sunday. Aug. 9th, after an illness OF
about eight weeks. The loss falls heavily
IN her husband who 10 left with little
child to care for. Mrs. Stevenson was
mo.t exemplary young lady and was high
ly esteemed by all who know her.-Mr. +.
b. Stevenson came from Lowell, Mass, to
attend the funeral of his brothers wife last
week.. NJ. Jones has returned 10 his
home in Boston. His wife and daughter
will remain here a while longer.-Mr and
Mrs. Geo. Aver Of North Vassalboro were
| in town last week.-Mr. T. A. Poland and
| sister of Bristol are visiting their grand
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Poland.-Geo.
| Howard went to Castine last week to attend
| .chool-Lena and George Miles who have
| been visiting here returned TO their home
IN Portland las. Frilay.-J. B. Wiggin, j.
b. Stevens and J. +. Hall attended the
| Eastern Maine Fair in Bangor last week.
| They report a good time but their tent,
| with many others, was blown down and
| nearly ruined in the storm Tuesday p. NJ.
- Grace and Stillie White who have
| been visiting here returned to their home
in Searsport this week.-Mrs.. Sarah NJ.
| Donegal ofsThorndike is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. l.. Esstman.-Jack Frost made
his appearance last Saturday night and
uipped cucumber and pumpkin vines.
MORRILL,.
| Cooler weather prevailed during last
week with light frosts in some exposed
plsces.-Last Wednesday evening Honesty
| Grange was favored by visit from brothers
| and sisters from Richie, Silver Harvest and
Sunrise oranges. An interesting meeting
was the result. Treat was furnished by
Brother ID. o. Bowen.-Ashby Mears and
sister, Mrs. l.. Y. Daggett, were called back
70 New Haven two or three days before they
had intended to start by the death of their
niece, Miss Mae Adams of New Haven.
| Miss Adams WAS well acquainted here
having spent several vacations with relatives
here in the past few years, and it is with
much regret that we learn of her death
Last Thursday afternoon and evening the
Young Peoples improvement Society met
with Mrs. NJ. +. Woods, and very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. The contest
of votes for the sofa quilt was won BY
the boys, they having ll6 votes and the
girls only 80. As the votes were five cents
each and the quilt WAS afterward sold for
three dollars, it netted the society about
slS, while the supper amounted to about
$3.50, making good showing
Black, Alfred Sheldon and others attended
the fair at Bangor last week.-Schoo oil ii
district No. commenced Monday
lTileston Wadlin and wife of Northport
visited relatives in town last Sunday
Thatcher Brown and family left this week
for their home in Stuart, Iowa.. L.
Dickey comes out with a new carriage
We learn he has the agency for them in THU
vicinity Elisha Brown will attend ths
State Fair at Lewsten.-Mrs. Lila Ora,
lis slowly recovering from her sickness.