Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-19
Hancock.


MARIAvILLE.
Joseph Frost, who has been dangerously
ill from typhoid fever is improving Cora
White of Bar Harbor is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Jordan.-Miss, Cora Penney is quite
ill.-Mr. and Mrs. William Raukins were
the recipients of boy baby on Monday
Edward Close and wife of Bangor, are
guests of Mrs. Nancy Morrison.-A. .Jor-
dan reunion was held the 18th at the Leon
ard Jordan grove.
DEDHAM.
Blanche, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Steele, aged 3 years, died. the 9th
inst, of cholera infantum,-Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, widow of the late John Mitchell,
died, the 18th inst, aged 81 years. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Wharf of Ellsworth.
Kennebec.
RIVERSIDE.
Ruel Burgess of North Vassalboro was
here last uesday .-Rev. l.. B. Withee of
Gilead, was in the place last Thursday
Mrs. r. B. Bragg of Augusta, who has
been visiting her daughter here, has re-
turned to her home.-Albert Taught of Sid
ney, was here last Tbursday.-Will Halves
of California, is here whiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Hawes.-Herbert Aus
tin of Cross Hill, was here last Thursday
Miss Carrie Merrill was in Waterville
last Saturday calling on friends George
w. Pye of Small Point. called on his old
comrade, N. II. Fossett, last Fridsy.-Har-
ry Walker of Augusta, was calling on Har-
ry Wade here last Friday.
READFIELD.
Ca l. II
Boston, is here for his vacation. Neal
Mitchell, NJ. D., started on Friday last to-
ward his home in jacksonville, Fla. He
will spend two weeks in hospital work in
New York, on his way home.-Harry Smith
is home from Massachusetts for his annual
rest.-J. w. Williams and wife of Taun-
ton, Mass, are here with relatives for
short stay.-The anniversary of the Epworth
League here, will be observed at the chapel
Wednesday evening of this week. Rev.
Mr.. Berry from Waterville, will address
them.-Mrs. +. +. Graves of Waterville, is
visiting her sister in town this week.-More
and better corn is being received at the
corn shop than was expected.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Mr.. Edward Tober net with quite loss,
Thursday evening. While attempting to
lead beef COW behind bis wagon, she
threw herself down and was choked to
death.-The Friends quarterly meeting
was in session at Vassalboro, Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday. There was an unusually
large observation-disclosures Pope has re-
turned from visit to relatives and friends
in Westbrook.-Miss June Goddard has
returned from few weeks stay at Kenne-
bunk beach.-Mr. Charles Butterfield
engineer of the city of Waterville, is again
at home.-Mr. Andrew Bryant is moving
into the house vacated by Mr.. Bert Butter
feld.-Mrs. J. Everett Mower and child,
and Miss Helen Wood of Wateryille, are
visiting Mrs. Charles Mower.
Mr.. VERNON.
Rev. E. Gerry of the Methodist church,
baptized four parsons in the lake at this
village on last Sunday The Methodist So
ciety are having their church edifce
painted. Mrs. Rboda II. Chick is moving
from this village into Vienna.-Mr. John
Towle from Tosus has taken rent and
moved into the village.-Mrs. W. Blake
has moved into Mrs. Hiram Smiths new
tenement, which has been made out of the
John Williams shop.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. l. P. Hutchinson and ia mily viii