Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-16


\ long illness. She was the wife OF
]. w. Eaton of the Winthrop House.
Mrs. Eta Bourbour died at her home lAst
Sunday, from consumption She had been
sick for some nme.-Mrs. b. w. fa1er
son and young son, Willard, are at Mt. Yer
non visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-.
G. W. Gordon.-H. Price Weber and MS
popular comedy company, are to give an
entertainment at Town hail. next SATURDAY
evening. Mr.. Webber's great popularity
will doubtless assure him crowded mouse.
SIDNEY.
sad funeral occurred at the home OF
A. M, Sawtelle Tuesday afternoon, 1t being
that of their daughter, Bertha, who was
taken i'll with typhoid fever while attending
the Coburn Institute at Waterville. She
was a Young lady of much ability, 16 years
of age, and her death will be regretted by
large circle of friends.-The June session
of the Waterville quarterly meeting of Free
Baptists, will be held with the Watervllle
and Sidney churches June 90 and 2l.-Miss
Carrie n. Clifford returned from teaching
| in East Livermore, Monday.-Miss Mary
| A, Manter who has been teaching in Liver
more, is attending the graduating exercises
at Pennington this week.
EAST PITTsToN.
Mr.. John Avery and family, were visiting
at Mrs. L. S. Clark's, Sunday.-Mr. ID. H..
Moody, wife and daughter, who have been
| visiting at Mr.. Alden Benner's. returned to
their home at Boothbay, Tuesday-The
Young Ladies' Helping Hand Society will
meet at Minnie Sullivan's next Saturday
afternoon. Much interest is being shown
| in this, and the young ladies are making
fancy articles in preparation for coming
fair.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. E. Manson is expected to preach
here next Sabbath.-Mrs. l. F. Lapham is
visiting relatives in Auburn for q few
weeks Among those who attended the
Free Baptist conference in Gardiner, We'd
nesday, from this vicinity, were Mr..
William Smith, Hon. and Mrs. o. Smith,
Miss Katie l. Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Llewellyn Chase, Miss Villa Edgcomb,
Isaac F. Lapham, j. A. Chase and G.
Ro berts, Jr.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
| Mrs. Charles Sanborn fell from her front
door steps with small child in her arms,
Tuesday evening, receiving a severe bruis-
ing. She threw the child from her which
saved it from being fallen upon. No bones
were broken.-It is reported that cows are
being MIXED in the pastures by tramps and
that full cans of milk which stand out for
the butter factory are stolen, cans and all
Apples are blighting badly, but there will
be fair CROP. M. Cross was in town
last week in the interest of the JOURNAL.
He looked as good natured and smiling as
ever. Mr.. Cross is the right man in the
tight place.
| Lincoln.
WHITFIELD.
Miss ADnie Linscott of East Pittston and
Mr.. Walter A. Kennedy of this town were
united in marriage on Saturday evening,
June 9th, by Rev. B. B. Byrne. The happy
couple have the sincere congratulations of
their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy
are boarding at present at Mrs. Wares near
Mr.. Kennedy's place of business until some
repairs upon their home are completed,
when they will commence house keeping
| Rev. Mr.. Collins preached at the hall in
district No. S, on Sabbath evening last
He has an appointment at the church at
Kings Mills for Sunday afternoon, June
"a. Rev. Mr.. Byrne is to preach at the
same place on Sunday, June II, and Rev.
| Mr.. Lowell's next service there will be July
| l, Sunday, 2 80 p. M A Sabbath school
has been organized at Turner's Corner,
Roswell Moore superinten1ent-Mrs. Ma
BILE Heath with her little one are visiting
friends here, and thinks of spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Ware.-Mr.
Willie Cookson of North Whitefeld,
buried little son on Sunday last.
SEARsMoNT.
Mr.. B. G. Pauls house, ell and barn to-
gether with farming tools, ETC., were burned
last Thursday forenoon between 10 and II
| o'clock. Part of the furniture was saved.
Loss $500 on buildings insurance $780,
Monday afternoon, Mr.. j. S. Burgess
buildings on the Ridge" were burned. The
buildings were occupied by Mr.. John Keen.
Insurance $1,000. Both of these fires are
supposed to have been caused by defective
| chimneys.-Mrs. Amanda T. Muzzy and
family have returned from Bucksport
where they have been for several months.
Several weeks ago DR.. p. p. Spratt of
Eddington came here and removed cancers
from Mrs. S. S. Bean, Mrs. Patience
Moody, Mr.. Hiram Pierce and Mr.. E. S.
Cushman. The operations were successful
in every case.