Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-16

living died last Thursday after
and painful illness. Funeral Sc
held at the residence Of Mrs. Co
day afternoon, and the RENAME
10 Massachusetts where the fam
We are sorry to learn that
Mooers' health is very poor.
Turner attends him.-Mf. w.
arrived home from Boston Satu
Independent Ice Co., began shil
MONDAY. Mrs. Charles Bailey
severe attack Of cholera mos
Georgia Noble who has been RI
Popham beach the past few wee
home Friday.
LIrcHfiELD PLAINS.
Hon. 0. Smith recently had
siderably injured by getting enI
barbed wire fencs.--Deacon A,
who went on . fishing excursion
caught the s5 prize fish,.
visitors attending church At I
Sunday, were Miss Ruth Rick
and Mrs. Dustin Kicker of Low
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stearns Of ]
X. l., Mr.. Benjamin Ring Of
Mr.. Samuel Ring of Abingdon.
Mr.. Joseph Trafton and Mr.. B
of West Gsrdiner.-There are c
many visitors in town now.
Smith is treating the schoolho
Plains district to = new coat Of !
Mr.. VERNON.
During the visit of your col
to Portland and vicinity, last md
the opportunity of calling on tn
aud venerable Benjamin +. III
was born in Mt. Vernon, Main
1900. Mr.. Eastman retired FRI
many years ago, and is now {
last days with . daughter. Mrs
He has two sons, b. M. and |
man who are two leading m
Congress street. Portland, and I
business. Mr.. Eastman lived
in Phillips and Strong. He was
Strong with his son, B. M. Eas
Eastman retains his faculties +
able degree, and is a YER,
ing gentleman to meet. He
to live to be century old.
ments have been made so
mortgage on Ladies new hal
bought so that Mr.. Nye has plar
~ on the manufacture of coats
year. We are glad that Mr.. N
cluded to remain in Mt. Vef
little industry has been quite q
village. The ladies who work
have made good pay.-The Wor
fist Missionary society propo'
their meeting in lower Maso'
Wednesday of this week. They
the gentlemen to tea and will ha
tsinment in the evening. A pleas
ing is anticipated Capt.
Whittier, Jr., with wife and
visiting his parents in OF
Capt. Whittier left his vessel
ton and will return to her this ",
Whittier was shipwrecked last
came very near losing his life
Tuck from Connecticut are exp
rive in town this week and will I
weeks with US. Also Miss Carr
from Haverhill, Mass.-The
running crops. 4
SourH VAssALBoBo. I
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitehoui
of Wilmington, Del, are in the
guests Of Mrs. Eliza Whitehous
Stone is home from AthOl, Masa
his vacation. He was accompanied
Stsrrett. who is visiting his paref
China.-The grove meeting 8
grove was largely afforded
Rev. Alfred Jones preached il
noon and Rev. David Doug
afternoon. 4
East JEFFERSON. /
PA. Ames of Auburn. has beet
many friends in this plsce.-Jd
Jennie A. Meserve have gone tol
Fair.-Postmaster Weeks has
Office by building an annex
Foy an aged lady, who has been
her daughter, Mrs. G. B. Ell
Thursday morning aid was
Friendship for interment.-A
twelve inmates of the insane asy
gusts. took dinner at Mrs. B. I
Thursday. They were on their
State prison at Thomaston, in
Dept. Warden Ira Northey.-A.
wife and daughter of Brockton,
visiting at s. II. Bond's.-S. A.
and wife are in Freeport y
Skinner gave a birthday part
afternoon and evening.
semerset.
Sr. ALBANs,
Mr.. Granville Mower Of East
had narrow escape from a fat
last Saturday. He was loading
the top Of the load began to slide
Mower tried to save himself b,
for the rein pole but the weight
broke that and he went down /
horses to the ground, that stsrtee
and the wheels passed over his 81
head. His shoulder was badly
and his head cut by the whee
after DR.. Moulton had reduced
cation and patched up his |
quite cheerful.-The picnic Of
spoke last week has been post
Tuesday, Aug. 22J.-Mr. F. NJ
building \ fine t~o-story farm
Seth Rams hell is boss carpet
c. A. Southarj went TO Bid1efo
to attend the funeral services OF
former farishioners.- The
Friday and Saturday seemed I
sweet corn and IL We h We rain |
crop ~ill he harvested.
HARNosr.
The drought has broken aI
air has changed to cool, br 'cin
About thirty members of our gr
ed the Pomona at Athens is,t
Sabbath school has = picnic 4
at ta.th-. Harm. ny En- ritz
made To revive am. reorg.n
bsnl here.--Mi-s Nellie i.or
Tsunts n Mass has heen visi,u
Mrs. Emmt fsonpfeitow the d
Mrs. Lizzie Dow of MetforI.N
her father. DIR. Mclaughlin last
CENTER MoNrvILLg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bagia
been in X. |. for some two yea
turned to their former place q
in this town.--Thomss Rise and
ter Ida, who have been stoppin
Forts for some time are SIN
Mass. Mrs. Ellen Hartman i
from Belfast this week to kee9
her aged father, Rufus Ford.
French of Belfast visited her rel
this veek.--D. W. Bennett is
roof and making other repsira
Thompsou's house. p. Bend
ing Arnold Turner build al cd
house which will be used ~ . ~
Z. j. Hatch of Lewiston is
arenfs here.
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ee representing the kennebec
Z Co. which was recently or-
nrveying the lakes about the
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