Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-22
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II vas ne1 vsry pasasaAt day fef - ex-
carssea ftdsy. hst quite lar9s nunbse
froa tAis place went on ths SaooaaA ocAoel
sxcuxsioa = ~ IslaAdsf. Ths eSsue1oa-
isss went b BoosAhay and Squirrel IslAnd,
and vesv intending 10 cons ascesd ~ fsss
pophAm. but Il vas - ruagA thsy cane
back The way they vent. arnvine - tAe
wharf about $50 o'clock. An ~ tAsy ha1
fns time.-Mrs. Ida PovsPs and Aiss
BERTHA Clark arrived homo from Pepham
Beach Saturday The poseofAcs vas moved
Thufsday night ffom the stcee Of J. a.
Maroon to the store Of 4. ~. Morton, Mr..
Morton having been appointed postnastse
under the new administration. Miro. John
Marks ani her daughter Minnie Of Roslin-
dale. Mass., arrived on the boat Friday foe
short visit 10 relativss hes.-Mr. John
Marks, who has been Visiting for several
weeks at this place. lefs for HE hou,a In
Roslindale, Mas. Saturday.
FAYKrrs.
Deacon Summer Folsum had shock q
East Livsrmore Mile Thufsday and ~
mains In . very feeble condition. .-Miss
BERTHE Underwood and Courtney White
more started Tuesday for the Worlds Fair.
Tho Pomona Grange met with Sterling
Grange Tuesday. and Il vas good meeting
and nne attendance.--The rain Friday
and Sunday vas very welcome. s.--Applee
will be the lishsest for many years.
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Rev. Charles Taylor Of New York was
10 town last week at b. Y. Hussey's.-Al-
ton Stevens and wife and Mrs. Shaw Of
Massachusetts are 1t Paul Stevens Miro.
William Spsarin Of Augusta Was In town
last week at N. A. Benson's.-EttA TulSs
left here, Wednesday. for Lexington,
Charlie Folscme Of Massachusetts, 10 visit
ing Sidney friends. s.-There viii BE- q soei-
able at the grange hall, Tuesday evening.
Aug. %, for the benefit Of the universalise
Society Of Sidney.
BRAScm MUS
We were treated to some
Hne music last Saturday evening by
Morrell's band Of China. william Morrsli,
although one year past the octosenarian
mile stone Of life 10 one Of the best ffePs
In the stste.--E. NJ. Dow has been build
ing q boat for Clarkson Jones to be used
on China lske.--Mrs. Lavania Goddard Of
waterville was calling on friends last We'd
nesday. .--Mrs. Goodie Henry Of Boston
was here last Saturday Mise Lillian Mo-
Curly 10 visiting In Auvusts.--M-s Jeurie
Tobey Of Augusta is sts,irg ith her
mother Mrs. McCariy.
Weeks Mus.
MIR. Frank Percivsl has returned from
Boston and Is expecting to open = store
In, Al
Julia and Olive Chadwick have returned 10
their home in Bucksport. Mrs. Fred 3.
Jackson and sons Rslph and Walter Of
Winthrop have been the guests Of Mrs.
Jackson's uncle, Mr.. John Plummer, for
he past week. Sunday Mr.. jackson came
after his family, accompanied by his sister
in-law, Mrs. Julia Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George ID. Haskell and son Daniel Of Au-
gus,a also spent Sunday At MIR. and Mrs.
PMmmer's.
CENTRE MosTvLLE.
Austin w Wsniw orth and family have moved
to Knox. Isaac Griffin 10 very low With In
Of the bowels. The doctor says
he cannot iive.--Mfs. 4. ID. Harrington Of
Boston, Mess, is visiting her brothers, N.
T.. and u. W. Bennett. .---Mrs. W. II. Js-
qui,h has been quite iii for some time but 10
row gaiping In health. On the Goth quite .
number from here attended the campmeet-
ing at Washington. A literary contest II In
progress at the grange here. Bro. and Sis
ter Charles Ring captain the tso parties.-
West l.. Jones, agel 10 years. recently
moved three-Qnarters Of an acre Of stout
grain in n half day. Tie nov claims TO be
the champion hand mower Of bis age In this
' cinIty.
The rain Of last week was
much needed A. crops and feed in pastures
were fast drying up. Vegetation has put
on more cheerful look and II IL hoped the
droueh, IL broken.--w. A Hall hal sn
pple tree In blossom last week. rhe name
OF the apples IL not known but II IL thought
they are = winter variety MIR. Cannon
of Orland vas the guest OF
Martin whitten last Sunday
Mr.. Geo. wyman and family Of Provi-
dence, II. l.. yisite.l ut A. R,'rsss lat
week. Mr.. Wyman IL on the police force
10 Providence. e. p. Rowell aod wife re-
turned from their visit in Massachusetts,
last week.-Mr anl MIS-. Y. NJ. Jcnes and
little daughter Of Boston, arrived in town
last Wednesday and are boarding At W ".
Vose's. Mrs. Jones was fornerly Mites
Lillian Stevenson If Nj plnce ~ Mrs. R,..-
Lamb was quite sick las, week but 10 so'ns-
what better.
MoRHuL.
II has been cool and plea .rt -, I ra.t
week with fair amour, ~ r,ip p.--rtat''lI-r
Brown and family will return 80 'i,ir h,ne
in Stuart, Iowa, about Sept. lst. They in
tend visiting on their way back and Will
take in the Worlds Fair and other attrac-
tons. The church picpic Al ar-. II j.
Blood's netted over $40 and a p eassn. time
was enjoyed by ail--The fishermen have
returned, but must be very honest ~ ws
have heard no Ash stories or seen any hsh.
Mrs. q. W. Pearson. who had her eyes
hurt short time since. IL steadily gaining
and will be n good n new in q few days.--
The Christian Endeavor Society wss led by
Gail A. Meafs last Sabbath.
FREEDOM.
The rains Of Friday and Saturday have
revived all crops and will improve them
much. Corn has been mailing . good
growth Of stalk and 10 nov much silked.
Some fields Of potstoes are ripeniog on &C.
count Of the drouth, but there will be \
good crop generally. Most OF the grain 10
secured. Apples have been dropping dur
ing the hot days. The canker worm 10
very plenty and mary trees are injured by
them very much.---G. Bellows 10 putting In
q pipe 10 bring water 10 his house. B.
Gowen 10 preparing 10 move his carriage
shop on to his home lot and n. Wiggin will
build a store on the iot b. Gowen moves
the carrisge shop.--A. B. sparrow IL hav-
log cistern put in for the hotel.
Burr, Colburn Fuller 4 Co., shoe manu-
factnress, Milford, Mass, are preparing to
shut down, pending better business ccndi-
tions.