Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-21

| DEDHAM.
Miss Maud Bufrin commences sne cp... =
term in pistsict No. Monday ~
our youpR ladies, Laura Dresser ana ger
md Elir;de.. are attending the spring
.arr. ~ he s. n. C. Ssminary.-Mr. ano
NJ. Haley Burri!l have the sympathy OF
m.nv friends in the less of their youngest
child.
| Kennebec.
BRAxci, MUS.
ri Moody, after an absence OF SIX weeks
!. able to resume his duties in Dinsmores
st6re.-Mrs. Alice Diusmore is 90 far i'm
moved a. to be out.-Charles Dove - re.
covering from an attack of congesiiS IN OF
4 the lungs.-Mrs. Nellie Dove il still very
low.-The number of deaths registered IN
The town of China the past year are IS
4 Most of these we're aged people; there
being tro over 30 years; four between 50
| and 30; six between 20 and SO; one In the
sixty's; three between so and co; three 10
/ fortys; two in thirty's; two in twenty;
one in teens and three infants; average age
So.
| South LlTcnrlELD.
Mr.. w. F. Rowley of Colby University
is visiting friends here. He supplied the
pulpit at the Baptist church on Sunday
DR.. VIM. E. Davis of Springfield, Mass, is
| at his old home, called here BY the death OF
bis mother, Mrs. Henry Huntington. whose
funeral occurred on Friday, Rev. Mr.. Le-
land Of Augusta officiating.
Sourn vAssALBoRo.
| Only few from this part of the town at,
tended the town meeting, owing to the bad
condition of the roads. -Mrs. Abbie Mitchell
Of Maiden, Mass is visiting at Mr.. c. g.,
/ Taylors.-Mr. Andrew Weber lost a
valuable horse recently. Miss Arda b.
Warren is wiling friends in lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pierce spent the Sab
bath with friends in Augusta Miss Min
ME Tobey and Mr.. Linwood Sabiu of this
place we're united ia marriage on March 10
Their many friends wish them q long and
happy life.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
At a Republican caucus held in Vassal
boro March II, the following persons were
chosen as the Republican town committee
for the ensuing year: w. S. Bradley East
Vassalboro, chsirman; S. S. Lightbody
North Vassalboro, sec'y; c. M. Dickey,
South Vassalboro; l. j. Robbins, River
side; S. B. Richardson, East Vassalboro
II. p. Halves, Riverside; NJ. A. Rollins
VassalbOro.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Carrie V. Merrill, one of the teach
ers in the city school, of Watersille, il
home for two weeks vacation. Saturday
afternoon the day of her arrival. six OF her
lady friends called on her, carrying nice
present which they together had bought and
p-ese nted to her It was o surprise, So
they carried cake, blanc-mange &c., and
took tea with her. 1t was done to give hel
a sort of welce me- home to show in wha,
esteem they held her.-Mrs. j. II. Reed
spent las. weekin Augusta with her mother
Mrs. r. b. Bragg. +. Gray of Everett
Mass, was here part of last week.-M. C.
Freeman of Vassslboro, was here last Fri
day.-Mrs. j. N. Russell and Miss Addie
are in Boston visiting friends.-Miss Glars
M. Reed of Waterville, is visiting friends
here.
ESIDNEy.
Mrs. Mary Robbins died at her home in
Sidney, Thursday March 10Th, after quite
a long illness. Two sons and two daughter:
survive her. The funeral occurred Sunday
morning.
|
T. S. jackson returned from Massachu
sets, FIi.ay, where he has been speniine
the winter with his daughter - A Mr.
Young of Livermore has opened meat
market at this place.-It is reported that
Mr.. Hatch of Read field has purchased the
shoe store of A. II Bsiey.-Dr. c. A.
Cochrane and DIR. G.. w. Bates went to
Portland Thursday on business f. l
Bishop has purchased the house formerl,
occupied by the late Rehecca Stanley, anf
is moving into the same.-Augustus Cobl
has bought the F. I. Bishop place and viii
occupy it soon-Andrew Wood and wife
of Masssc husetts were in town Thursday
called by the death of his brother Jesse
READFIELD.
Bad travelling caused the .postponement o
the band concert and Masonic festival las
week-The Epworth League gave "Jacl
Frost Sociable" at the chapel on Mondsy
evening Of tbi, week.-The funeral ser
vices of Mrs. F. s. Willard occurred at tn!
brick church on Sunday last at . o'cloca
but by inefficient work of the undertake.
ia California her remains could not be seer
by her friends.-Wm. Harvey, wife an
daughter started for North Carolina for I
few months stay, on Monday o.
this week Walter Williams from
Boston is here with hi, parents for shor
vista baptism will be observed at tn
chapel on next Sabbath. Eater Sunday
Our roads are in very bad condition nov
but will soon be better.-The large amour
Of crows, blue birds and robins tells U
spring has really come, if the very warn
weather failed to do so.
PITrsroN.
The term of high school in District No
closed last Friday after very successful
term taught by Mr.. w. L Seekins of Ess
Pittston. Saturday evening a fine exbibi
, ton was given which was also great sue
cess. Theee exhibitions are great help I,
the scholars in instructing them to read ant
speak in public. There was consilerabl
talent shown even by some of the smalle
! scholars. There was quite large attend
ance and all sec mel to enjoy the evening
very mu.h.-Mrs. Mary Ann Powers q
Alna, who has been visiting relatives at thi
place. returned home Ssturjsy.-Mr. Frsnl
: Cakes is building house.
; MT. VERNON.
Mr.. Eben NJ. Brown of this village die,