Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-18
rich, Mrs. M. A. Dinsmore, Mrs. E. Ma
COON, Mrs r. W, Hilton, Mrs. Samuel

rich, Mrs. NJ. A. Dinsmore, Mrs. E. Ma
COON, Mrs. F. W. Hilton, Mrs. Samuel
Andrews, Mrs. F. H. Colby, Miss Grace
Foster and Miss frankie Chase, members
of the Bingham Cooking Club. went to
Pleasant pond as goose party, July 18th.
The Ladies' Mission Circle gave a lawn
sociable at s. T. Goodrich's Tuesday. --Lsw-
yer ]. J. Parlin of North Arson, and Sheriff
F. L. Harding of Madison, went up river
on business, Thursday-Chas. Coleman of
Jackman was in town last week.
Mrs. F. H. Pease and daughter, Thalma,
of Madison, visited friends here last week.
e. w. Moore and wife started Monday,
July 9th, for trip up river where they
will visit at Carratunk, the Forks, Parlin
Pond and Jackman.-Mrs. Rose Ames and
daughter, of Richmond visited at Mark
Savage's last week.-Wm. Morris, wife
and two children have gone to the Forks to
stay during the haying season. Mr.. Nor
ris owns farm there.-Mrs. w. B. Good
rich visited her parents and brothers at
North Arson, last Week.-Mrs. Atwater of
Boston, Miss Benjamin of Oakland, Miss
Alice Benjamin and Harry Perkins made q
flying trip here on the freight train Friday.
Mics Nellie M. PEBBLE had a birthday
party in Kennebec hall, Friday evening
She invited about fifty of her friends.
| Games of all sorts were played. Ice cream
and cake were served. Miss Preble's gen.
| tlemen friends presented her with a
very fine souvenior spoon Marta
HouQhton, Cora Houghton, Walter
Smith, w. r. Jordan, A. J. Jordan, Miss
Mae Jordan and Alfred Burke went to
Pleasant pond the 12th.-Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Baker of Richmond, are ia town Wis
ting Mr.. Bakers parents If it did rain
and make it muddy AMI bad to play ball in.
Saturday, our local team, the Moonlights,
and the Madisons played good game of
ball. There was some fine playing on both
sides. The score was Madisons, IL, Moor
lights, 8.
| ATHENS.
Mr.. George Wade is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Wade.-Mr. Levi
Lord fell from his carriage the other day
and dslocated his shoulier.-Mr. Niram
Joaquin cut his hand quite badly while
shoeing his horse.-Mr. Joseph Pease has
quite a number of summer visitors.
| WINTERPoRT.
Dunton block, corner of Main and Com
mercial streets, contains two stores and tw o
tenements. 1t is nearing completion.
Miss Dunton will occupy the corner store
next week. The cypress outer doors are
very ce.--Silsby House is being repaired.
Parker George has bought house lot on
the corner of Washington and Water streets.
Mrs. r. A. Rich has sold her house, cor
ner of Water and Commercial streets to
Mr. Calderwood who will put it in fine order
for a residence.-Miss Mary Chase has re-
Gently bought fine Ivers & Pond piano
DR.. Atwood is to remove his Office to the
Snow & Atwood block.-The Phenix block 8
new roof is completed. Mrs. r. A. Rich
will occupy the south tenement.-Capt. A..
+. Fernalds lawn shows with its concrete
walks, great mprovement.-The founda-
ton of Odd Fellows block i, completed and
the carpenters are at work. 1t will be
three stories and have two stores.
The stores are rented. J. r.
Hill is about to build house on
h s lot on Main street.-Miss Frederick e
house on Elm street is about completed
The Page house, Willow street, has foun-
dstion and stills laid.-Mrs. Kelly has CON-
pleted rebuilding her residence. Ar
thur Shaw has just built stable on his
Willow streetslot and it is reported he is to
build house to be his private residence
Several other buildings are under advise
ment.-Winterport is having strong steady
growth; taxes small; no town debt; rail-
road and steamer connections good healthy
and good drainage and a good place for
such as desire quiet home in a good CON-
munity.-Odd Fellows block is 49x5O, and
is estimated to cost about $50OO.-The
Commercial House is well kept and quiet
house. 1t is kept by H. A. Bolan.
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Foster of Clinton,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Harding, Saturday and Sunday Rev. Nor
man Marsh's two little boys are at Eber
Cooks for few weeks.-Mrs. Addie Bias
ford is at home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Merrill.-Miss Annie Barker
is rapidly failing.-Mrs. Charles Ward is
able to be about part of the time.-Mrs
George White is expected home in short
time.-Miss Ethel Pierce is having quite
serious trouble with her eyes.-Mrs. Will
ton Carleton is in very poor health this
summer.