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

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Maria Byarl and other relatives. lie c,nm
to visit the Worlds Fair and took tim, Il,
call at his old home To visit friends and rel.
atscs H. q. and A. G. Young are At
West View, Little Deer Isle working for
fhas. Babson on his cottages.-A. S. New
man. commercial man of Bar Harbor. has
been in town the guest Of d. Z. Dorny -
T.. T. Carter of Ellsworth has been in town
few days in the interest of +. NJ. j. y,
music dealer of Ellsworth.-The new post
master and assistant, give good satisfaction.
Kennebec.
PtrrsroN.
The remains of Mrs. Susan Colburn. will
of the late John Colburn formerly Of Au
Husta, were brought on from Webster,
Mass. Saturday, and placed in the GENE
tary. at this place Services were held at TIL
Episcopal church at Gardner also short
service at the grave. Her daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hsgsert
accompanied the rcmains. e. W.
Church had quite large crew of men an'i
teams a, work Saturday. grading for the
foundation of the new chapel which is so"u
Ia be erected on the parish iot.--Miss Chris
tie Mcdonald and Sarah McClaiu of Gsrdi-
ner have been visiting at this place;
they returned home Sunday
Mr.. Frank n. Baker who is located in Mas
sachusetts is visiting relatives and friends
at this place.-Mr. George W. Day ha,
taken the contract 10 build the new school.
house in District No. I; he has got the
lumber on the ground and will begin work
on it this Week.-Mrs. Ruth Mooers 10 quite
sick; DIR. Martin of Augusta was down to
see her yesterday.-Mr. Will Mooers and
wife and Mrs. Re, nolds have come on from
Boston to max a short visit.
NoRrH VAssALBoRo.
Mr.. Asa Crowell, an old and respectable
citizen of North Vassalboro is soon to re-,
move to Middleton, CT, to maze his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Charl.s Reynolds.
MIR. James $. Naylor of Reighley of
Yorkshire. England is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Tillotson on his way to the Worlds
Fair. Mr.. NJ. Tilloston an Mr.. Wall ae-
company him from here.-Mr. Edward
Isreck and son are repairiag their house
| Outside and iu.--Mr. G .orgc Philbrick
form ally of China died Monday morning
June 9Th.
RIVERSIDE.
Arthur Parrot and Fred Cony of Angus
Ia. were IN tn e place last Monday
| Abbott Redlon who has been in Bath the
past two or three years is at home for a
rest.-Mrs. Annie c. Rowe and Miss Clara
| NJ. Robbins of Augusta, were here last
Tue sday.-The members of X. W. Mullen
Post G. A. X. Of East vassalboro, deco
rated the soldiers graves in the cemetery
| here last Tuesday Bert Brooks of Angus
ia, was here last Wednesday Il. f.
Gage and little son of Augusta. are visiting
| her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Isaiah Hawes-
Mrs. G.. W. Reynolds and her daughter.
Gene of Waterville were at Mr.. Halves las,
Thursday Misses Bertha and Barrie
Novel; Of Waterville, have been visiting
at Hiram Potfer's.-J. A. Eugley is
visiting friends in jefferson and Nobl.horu
for week.-Mrs.. B. ID. HowarI If Fair
| field, has been visiting her brother, Isaiah
Hawes.-Percy Gilman of Wsfervii,e,
passed through here on his way Ia Augnaa
Saturday Mrs. Cyrus Carleton and Mrs.
Larkin Heath of Whitefieh visited at W.
P. Bailey's last week.-Two young
men who have been boarding at
ID. c. Ellis the past week, pretending to BE-
in the picture business skipped out la.t
Thursday without pas ing their board.-sl,-.
Carrie v. Merrill and one of her scholars,
Miss Hattie French, drove down from
Waterville Saturday returning Surd.,
afternoon.-Mrs. Harry Baown of Grsnd
Rapids. Mich, whose husband die,i in, New
Orleans lass fall il here visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Brown; her littie son
Is with her.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Of
augusta were in the place Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs J. E. Fossett and Miss Ruth
~ere here Sunday.
LrTCHfIELD.
Lovely in the country nov.9The spple
blossoms were never mere frsgrant.--Aiiss
r. E. ROGERS who has been teaching in
South Gardiner came home Friday Mrs.
Samuel Smith went TO Boston Monday for
nedical treatment of her eyes.