Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-06-13

Gardiner has been the guest Of Mrs. Lura
Hodglon for a few dsys.-Mrs. James
Cannon of Orland, who has been visiting
her parents for several weeks, Is now vislt-
ing her sister, Mrs. james Jones at Pop
ham.-Mr. NJ. Bschelder of Skowhegan 10
spending few weeks with her sister, mrs.
Hannah johnson on North street Mrs.
Harrison Glidden and daughter have gone 10
Massac chusetts to spend the SUMMERTIME
remains of Mrs. Charles Russell, q former
resident of this town. were brought mere
from Boston, and inferred in the North
street cemetery. Her husband and three
children survive her.-Mrs. D. G. Palmer
of Washington, d. c., made pleasant call
on friends here last Thursday.
EAST PIrrsroN.
Children's day will be observed June IL.
Mr.. Lowell will preach an appropriate ser
mon in the morning and concert will be
held in the evening.-Mr. Daniel Moody
and daughter of Boothbsy, are at Mr.. Al
den Benner's.-Mrs. j. c. Roberts of
Shediac, N. B., arrived Saturday, and will
speni the summer with her parents.
B. B. Byron will attend the commencement
at Kent's Hill this week.-Mr. Edwin
Lampson went to Vassalboro for two
days visit, Saturday.-The band gave a
very good concert in the stand Saturday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunt were in
town Sunday.-Miss Hattie Tyler of Ran
dolph, is visiting Miss Winnie Sullivan.
Piscataquis.
DOVER AND FoNCRoFT.
o. B. Fernandez of the Enterprise Office,
frse in th, fvy n
towns. S. I. Downs of Sebec was In
Foxcroft Friday, visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ellis Pratt.-Dr. c. IL. Barrett OF Milo Is
is in the villages attending the races. He
has entered Lady Atala for the races here.
She won second money in the 2.45 class at
the Milo races.-A Republican caucus will
be held at Town Hall, Foxcroft, Friday
evening, June Is. to elect delegates to the
county convention. A class convention of
the towns of Guilford, Abbott, Foxcroft,
Sebec, Bowerbank and Barnard will be
held at Foxcroft in Town hall June 2S.
Waldo.
HALLDALE.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Circle
will be held with Mrs. Alice Gilchrest Tues
day. June l9.-Rev. j. Washburn preached
at the Vose schoolhouse, June 3, and will
preach there again July l. Rev. Mr.. Pen
tecost will preach there June II, at 2 p.
M.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Wyman, who
have been visiting friends here. returned to
their home in Taunton, Mass. last week.
Mrs. Clara E. Joy and Miss Eliza r. Hall
of Lowell Mass, are wishing their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Hall.-Much of the
seed planted early rotted, and in many cases
people have been obliged to plant the sec
ond time.-Crows are reported to be more
troublesome thah ever, this season.-Chil-
dren's day was observed by the Sunday
school in an appropriate manner.-Fred
Myrick and Ralph Howard were in Pitts
| field on business last week. Wayland Hall
is pressing hay in Albion. Charlie Colby
and Will Thompson are with him.
Troy.
Rev. Norman LaMarsh of Bangor, is ex-
pected mere to hold series of meetings be-
ginning with lecture, June 25.-Mrs.
Jane Bennett of Plymouth, has been in
town for few dsys.-Troy Center has a
new blacksmith. Mr.. Philbrook. Levi
Hamilton died Saturday, June 9.-Mss
Milie Harte was buried, Thursday. She
had been ill several months with consump-
tion.-The Band of Mercy, met at Mrs.
| Rogers, Saturday.-The Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Emma Pierce, Tuesday,
June 10, with social in the evening.