Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

teaching at Cars Corner, Pafermo.-Mrs.
Martha Bowler of Liberty, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Dowe.-Heavy frost
on the 18th and 18th, injured potatoes and
peas.
WEEKS Mills.
The old folks concert which was held at
the Union church last Wedne.d " for the
benefit of the Crosby brass band was
success in every respect. The six quilt,
viii n was made by the ladies of the place,
WIS drawn by DR.. B. N. job stone of South
China. The proceeds of the conce 1T and
quilt amounted to about SO 90, the number
Ut quilt tickets sold amounted to something
over thirty dollars.-Mr. Chas. Record and
M So Jennie Bolster Of Augusta attended
the concert LAST Wednt sdsy Nj. and
Mes. Elmer Pertivsl of Waterville wee
la town Friday.-Mi.s Hattie God
da'd of Waterville was the guest
Of Mrs. Mary Percival Wednesday.-
Mr. Frank Perciv i is confined to the house
With u severe cold and rheumatism. Mrs.
Derepta Hallowell and daughter, Georgia,
have returned from three weeks visit in
Boston.-The Wiscasset e. Quebec r. II
Co., are expecting to begin work all along
the line about the % Sh of this mon,h.-Dr.
Smith and Mr.. Partridge of Viii efeld were
in town Saturday.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Julia Lynn of Augusta, spent last
Sunday here with Mrs. Robinson-C. Z.
Sherman of Waterville, was in town one
day last week.-Charles Bowler, who is
visiting with his family in Auburn spent
several days here last week with his aunt,
Mrs. Mills.-Miss Bertha Novel; of Water
vile, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hiram Pot
ter.-Miss Carrie V. Merrill of WaterviIle,
spent last Sunday at her home here-Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Randall of Augusta, were
in town last Sunday.
SIDNEY.
DR.. Jones of Massachusetts,, was here
last week visiting his uncle, w. p. Lyon
Ada Frost was in town last week-The
memorial sermon will be given Sunday,
May 81 at two o'clock p. NJ, at Centre
Sidney.-Mrs. Fred Leighton of Lewiston,
is in town at Henry Leighton's.
NORTH VAssALBoRo.
Rev. William C. Baker the new pastor
at the M. f. church arrived from Unity on
Saturday and occupied the pulpit Sunday
very acceptably to the people.-Rev. s. A.
Bender left here for Wiscasset, Saturday -
Hon. A. M. Spear was in town one day
last week.-No new cases of diphtheria as
yet. The schools in the village opened
Monday having been closed the first week.
The afflicted family are still in quarantine
PITTsToN.
About so couple attended the dance
Thursday night given by Marsir and Has
kell at the Kindergarten.-Miss Abbie N.Y.
ers of Bath, who has been visiting relatives
at this place, returned Friday.
VAssALBORo.
The following delegates were elected at
the Republican caucus to attend the State
convention at Lewiston: O. j. Huesey, G..
|. Perley, w. S. Dutton, S. C. Barker, Il.
c Burgess.
ATHENS.
Rev. Mr.. Card of Corinna preached here
last Sunday and will continue to preach
once in every four weeks during the sum-
mer.-There has been a vacation of one
week in the village school, the teacher hav-
ing been called away by the sickness of
relatives in Garland.-Rev. Mr.. Lermond
has been returned by the East Maine Con-
ference to this place for another year.
ST. ALBANs.
Drs. Moulton and Bean removed cancer
from Mrs. SHELLS shoulder last week. 1t
was the remains of one that a cancer doc
tor tried to remove with plaster. She is
reported quite comfortable p. Prescott
has moved into the house lately occupied
by w. II .Goodwin.-Justice Buker is again