Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-03
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WNsLow.
George II. Cole has been drawn jurymsn
for the supreme Judicial court at Augusta.
Edwin Getchell has taken string of
trotters to Rigby Park for traiuing.-Fred
Gullifer started Monday for an outing at
Pleasant pond.
SoUTH CHINA.
Mr.. Benz Moody gave to the church
years supply of wood If the men would
cut it, so l6 of them cut it in the woods,
then hauled it to the church and cpt ii for
the stove. The ladies gave them bsked
bean dinner at the church and good time
all around WAS enjoyed.
MT. VERNON.
DIR. Burbank, Rev. ]. F. Jones and A.
2. Cram, were chosen delegates to the Bap-
tist convention at Portland, Maine.-The
Wings Mill, Creasey, and Thing school.
houses are being painted by b. +. knowl.
ton & Goa good job is being done on the
street in Mt. Verron village.-neacon Cal.
vim Hopkins returned TO Haverliil, Mass,
this week.-Mrs.. Thomas s. Hopkins and
daughter will return TO Washington, D.
c., this week.-Lizzie and Doll Leighton
had birthday party last week, also Bell
and May Tib5etts.
READFIELD.
The store Of Gordon & Henry, at the
Depot was broken into on Friday night OF
last week, but only little change from the
money draw and few small articles were
stolen.-Corn shop stopped canning sweet
Nypnlo,y gf lost Wapy III nv
are gathering their apples this week and
will have larger crop than was expected.
Willis H. Wright and wife, called at his
fathers home iu town on Monday, while on
their way 10 Porlland.-Capt. Willard
Howard from Massachusetts, spent a few
days with his mother here, last wcek.-Dr.
L. J. Croker, from Augusta, was called in
consultation with DR.. w. \. Wright st Mt.
Vernon, on Saturday last.
LITCurIELD PLAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liudley Pinkhnm of Man
chester, were wishing relatives here last
Friday.-Mr. l.. II. Hutchinson of Mont
pelier, VT, arrived in this place Sunday
morning, called here by the illness OF his
mother, Mrs. f. b. Hutchinson, who died
Monday morning, aged a years.-Rev:
Mr.. Staples of Monmouth, was the guest OF
Mr.. f. j. Hartman Monday night.
RIVERSIDE.
Ri. Tyler and wife of Lynn, Mass. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. emery Mrs.
Whitney snd Mrs. Herbert Clifford and son
of Vassslboro, visited Mrs. Mills last FRI
day.-Mrs. W. G. Bailey visited friends
in Whitefield few days last week.-Mrs.
Davis of Somerville Mas, is visiting Mrs.
s. c. Robinson Mrs. Nirge Llttlehelh OF
Denver, Col, is visiting her aunt, MIS-.
Harriet Mills.-Mr. G.. +. Bragg ana
daughter, Anice of North VassGlboro went
20 J II. Reeds last Sunday DIS
tricts No. 4 ) and % united this term IN one
school and under the instruction OF Mrs.
Sadie Brown, had spelling match at Good
Templers hall last Friday evening very
pleasant time is reported. Many OF the
parents were present.-Rev. }. +. Leianu
of Augusta preached very fine sermon
at the church here Sunday afternoon.
EAST PrrTsroN.
Quarterly meeting services will be nelH
in the NJ Il. church oct. :. Rev, MI
Preble of Dresden will preach in the me'r-
ipg.-Rev. Mr.. Lowell and Mr.. George
Murphy will attend he quarterly meeting
in Waldoboro next Suntay.--Rev. b. D.
Byrne will attend the association ID ne"
Harbor next week.-Rev. Mr.. and Mfs'
Lowell returned Saturday from week N
Southport Miss Meemic Clark arrleu
home Monday after two week WISH III
Portland.-Mrs. George w. Stuart Vi
Newport, returned home Saturday aittr
weeks visit at Rev. Il. b. Byrne s.--MI''
Mary Turner of Alma was at Mr.. Henry
knights, Friday.
PcnObsCOt.
NEWPORT.
The house of Mr.. ]. B. Marsh is nesry
completed and will be occupied in rev
weeks. 1t is one Of the finest residence
in the village.-Next Sabbath will De on,
served as harvest day in the Methooi''
church. A concert will be gwen IN 'n'
evening Dora Sanford of WaitnSm'
MSS, is visiting at Mrs. Charles Nn,''i :.
Mrs N. A. King spent Sunday WIN Nv.
parents in Hampden.-Miss Carrie oA"yu
returned to Bangor last week after sIlo,.
vacation at bome.-Mrs. G. W. stuart %
visiting at East Pittston.-Miss Matte h.,.
rill returned from Boston, SATURDAY %i5'
her supply of winter millinery Mrs, - o'
Murch is quite sick with lung fever'-Ins'JS
are several cases of typhoid fever fePo''''
in this village.