Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

ASHLAND
Quite . c-evd Of men tarnei ont on Fn-
day to hy the sidewalk, and quite long
piece uas buils. The ladies' furnished :
hcunfiful dinner on the picnic grounis.--
The young ladies gave IN entertainment nj
last Friday night which vas frss rae. and
raised quite sum towards paying for the
Sunday school organ. 1luike number OF
towns people went 70 Fort Fairfield to attend
the horse truk. Mr.. A. 4. Flint il some
better although st.ll confined to the house.
Mr.. Columbus HAyford Of Maysyiile Was
in town this veek.-Mr. Frank
Hayward is in town this week
The citizens are preparing for big tsh OF
July elebfation.-Rather small crowd al
the first Of the coarse Of assemblies Rev.
Mr.. McLeon arrived this week and will
hold service in the Episcopal church during
the summsr.-Quife . number went u
Castle Hill this week to attend Pomona
Grange remains Of the man who was
drowned about i've weeks ago was found
up the river in jam of logs.-Mr. Thai
deus DoTman was taken suddenly very sick
Friday morning.
Hancock.
SEDGwIcK.
The community was very much shocked
to hear of the death of Capt. G. p. Clapy
of pneumonia; He died at the home Of
A. d. Carlton. Capt. Cispp had been
to Rockland in his schooner and on Fri.
day the 9th, was taken sick. His two son;
| who were with him Immediately started
| for home and arrived in the reach Sunday
| evening when medical aid was obtained
| from this village DIR. +. Hagerthy Coins
on board to him. Monday, the 18th
they reached this port.-Lowel
Grindle, head cook of the Belmon
hotel of Bar Harbor is at home on shor
visit.-W A. Pert and wife of Portland art
| in town visiting friends.--Rev. Mr.. Doant
has been in town visiting the Rev. Z. A
Davis. Mr.. Doane is settled over the Bap
| tist church in Penobscot.
SIDNEY.
Mr.. Fred Barton of Massachusetts is il
town visiting his mother.-Mr Mansfield o.
Massachusetts is in town visiting at Henr,
Smiley June 18th was observed
as Children's day at the Baptist church witt
appropriate exercises.-Sammie Clark o.
| Waterville was in town last Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. A. Sawtelle and two children spen
few days of last week in Fairfield at Pau
| Wings.-Mr. and Mrs. James Barber o
South birmingham, Mass, were in tow
last week at James Clark's.
NORTH VassALBoRo.
| Mr.. Meservey who was recently ap
pointed postmaster at Vassalboro to succee,
Mrs. Annie Gilbert, has received his com
mission and intends to move the postoffic,
to his store the last of June.-There wa
quite severe frost in this vicinity last Fri
day night. Mr.. P. C. Clifford had quartz
of an acre of beans killed and many other
smaller amounts the regular meeiin.
of the board of health the old organization
was continued by II. II. Smell, cha irmal
aud HID. b. Dyer, secretary Owing to thu
dizziness of the market the Vassalboro mill
have been running only five days in Il weel
| for the past two months.--A large numbe
from this village went to Togus on the l7tl
and report an enjoyable trip.-Notwith
standing the lateness of the spring tn,
moving fields promise that the haying sea
son will be on hand in time. The daisie
are in full bloom and some fields are whit,
as snow. The hay crop will be light but
little heavier than last year.-Mr. Georg
S. Halves found his colt dead in the pastur,
one day last week.--Mr. Henry Rice, for
merly employed by the wooden mills here
has gone to North Dexter to take charge O
| the finishing room there