Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08

= E. Magoon and family went to North pond
in South Norridgewock. fishing Saturday
Miss Lizzie Phillips of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. d. L. Foster MIR. and
Mrs. Tracy of Auburn came Friday to visit
their son Frank who is working here. Sat
urday, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, Frank L.
Tracy, Bepjami and Garlic Smith all went
to Pleasant pond, where they spent the
Sabbath. The campmeeting at North Arson
will commence August 20, under the charge
of Rev. Wilbur f. Berry of Water
ville.-Albert Clark and sister Mary of
Carratunk were in town the 9Th.
NoRRIDGEwocK.
Mr.. F. A. Whiting of New York is visit
ing his old home on vacation.-W. Flan-
ders who is elerking for G. S. Wright at
Oakland was home over Sunday.-Daniel
Mason of Mercer, has purchased the
Packard farm.-Mrs. w. B. Whiting and
little son are visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Crosby Mrs. Ireland was thrown from her
carriage last Sunday and quite severely injur-
ed.-The prospect of an electric road from
Skowhegan to this place is quite flattering,
work having already begun.-1t is said that
the morphine cure has already been opened
at the Quinnebasset with quite number of
patients. a number of families in
town are enjoying themselves in camp at
North pond.-The creamery is turning out
about ton of butter per week.-Mrs.. Eben
Haggett is slowl recovering from her illness
under the treatment of DR.. j. B. Twaddle.-
Mr.. Samuel Hopkins is lone on a vaca-
tion.-The young ladies of this place are
becoming quite expert at bicycle riding
Fred Lonely whose case was declared so
critical by the several consulting physicians
is slowly but steadily recovering.-There
are visiting the Misses Clarke two Misses
one from Garanza, California, the
other from Baltimore, Maryland .-Abbie
BoyIngton, about eight years old,
while at play on the sand bank, broke her
leg just above the anke.-Mr. Z. C. Tay-
Tor, who unfortunately broke his leg some
ten days ago is improving.-Fred A. Garlic
ton is looking for some great races the eth
and Sth of this month. About $1,000 is Of
fered in purses.-Mr. Chas. Lander is in
town visiting friends.-Mr. w. II. Haynes
has purchased of J. B. Twaddle, the stall
lion, Gideon Chief.
TRoY.
Miss Elvira Heath is quite sick.-The
Christian Endeavor Society is progressing
finely Mics Maud Merrick of Waterville,
is visiting relatives and friends in town,
and intends to go from here to North
port.-Miss Ira Getchell is very poor
ly being confined to her room now.
Miss Minnie Paine is at home from
Massachusetts, visiting her mother.-Misses
Lovisa and Mamie Prentiss are visiting at
GeoTne Hillman's.-Mr. Carroll Estes is
visitH4 his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Estes.-Mrs. Carrie Richardson who has
been visiting at David Piper's, has returned
to Rockland Mrs. Emma Williston has
returned to her home in Pittsfeld.-Miss
Annie Hollis is in Pittsfeld this summer.
IIorE.
Frank Conant and David Hall have gone
to Matinicus on fishing trip.-Will Max
cy and wife are at S. l.. Bills'.-Pomona
Grange at E. Union next Saturday. Hope
Grange will attend in a body.-Suuday,
August 3, +. w. Preble preached at Hope
and will preach there each Sabbath during
August.-Mrs. ID. II. Mansfield, secretary
of Union Pomona Grange, won the excur-
sion to Quebec and Montreal, offered by
the Daily Sun of Rockland, and will leave
| for two weeks trip the last of August
The hay crop is one-fifth larger than last
year, the apple crop less than the average !;
the potato crop will be good if no rot occurs.
CENTER MoNrvnLE.
Miss Nell Hopkins of Belfast, and
her sister, Massachusetts lady, are
the guests of Mrs. C. T. French.
John Carter returned to Maiden,
Mass, on the 9Th inst.-Mr. and
Mrs w. II. Churchill visited friends in
Whitefeld last week.-Mrs.. Mary Ed
| munds has gone to, Pittsfeld to stay for a
time with her daughter, Mrs j. V. jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Palmer of Howard, r..
l., who have been stopping at F. L. Water
houses, have gone to Waldoboro to
visit Mrs. Palmers father, Mr.. Hall.
HALLDALE.
Rev. l. II. Pentecost preached at the Vose
schoolhouse last Sunday p. M. 1t is ex-
pected Rev. j. Washburn will preach there
next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Newell White
of Scarsport are visiting friends here
Charles Foster and wife of Lowell, Mass,
are visiting relatives and friends here,-
Oliver Gilchrest arrived from Haverhill,
last week on visit to his parents. He was
accompanied by his niece, Minnie Colby
Geo. Edmunds of Centre Montville has a
pair of pet foxes about four months old.
They are kept chained but have become
quite tame and will eat from any ones hand
People are quite busy harvesting their
grain. The crop will be good.