Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-02

ae Id various offices of trust. Two sons and
4 daughter mourn his loss.
ALBION.
The ground has dried eff to such an ex-
tent that farmers are now quite generally
engaged in planting, which Is at least two
weeks in advance of last year.-Dr. Withee
has his stable frame up and nearly boarded
Lumber for his house is on the spot
Charles Wilson and family, who have spen
the last few years in Bosom, came to town.
Wednesday, where they Ir Pose stopping
for an indefinite perio1.-Ser,ices will b,
held at the Universalist church, Sunday
May 6. ct 1890 A. NJ. and 80 p. NJ, the
Rev. NJ. Hooper of Deering, State mis-
sionary, officiating.
Mt. VERNON.
The Mennehonk Lodge of Odd Fellows
celebrated the 10Th year of the order, Apri
10th, by parade and and an Grafton at thu
Methodist church by Rev. f. Gerry. The
,ddress was good and quartet singing b.
Miss Gilman, Allen, Gerry and Tyler was
sxcellent. A supper at the town Masonic
hall and sociable followed.-Capt. William
WI litter and wife have returned from
Massachusetts, where they have beer
spending the winter.
FARMINGDALE.
Mr.. James Bachel Ter of Bath, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Hannah johnson on North
street-Mrs. Samuel Marston who has
been visiting her brother, John Gibson, il
Gardiner, for number of weeks, has re-
turned.-Mr. Clarence Whitaker is quite
i'll at h home on North street. He is
threatened with typhoid fever.-The road
commissioner and his crew have been OF
work on the roads in the central portion Of
the town tor the past week.-The weekly
meeting OF the Kings Daughters was held
at the home of Mrs. o. Tibbetts, Wednes
day afternoon. The next meeting will be
held with Miss Alice Cannon on May I'd,
at the usual hour.
RIVERSIDE.
A. S. Saben of Augusta, was in the place
last week.. Z. Gray of Everett, Mass.
was here part of last week.-Mrs.. Elestus
Springer of Boston, lie at her brothers, Ira
B. Smiley 's.--Homer Clark of Fairfield
was the guest OF AZ. and Mrs. j. FL. Reed
last Sunday Freeman is home from
Augusta with lame hand.-Alton Wall
and Newton Lee of Augusta, were in the
of Waterville, was here last Saturday,
George Crommett of Branch Mills. was
here last Saturday.-O. T. Goddard of
East Vassalboro, supervisor of schools in
ehis town, was here last Friday. Mrs. Adns
Reynolds spent last week with FIJI MIS- in
Augusta.-A S. Bigelow of Skowhegan,
and Melvin b gelow of St. Adams, were
both in town last week.-E l.. Baker
shipped car load of oak lumber to j. A
Cilley of Fairfield, Last week. 1t is going
20 be pretty busy place around Mr.
Bakers mill This week, as he has orders for
two frames for bull iings and several o,hpe
orders 70 saw out.-R V. L. b. Wither
preached an exceptionally tile sermon, last
sunday, at the Congreg tional church here.
WINsLow.
The carpenters begin on W. S. Gar
lands Few house, Wednesday. c. L
begin ne xt Monday Mrs. John Reynolds,
who has been very sick, i, now able to sit
up part of the day.
WEEKS Mills.
Mr. Richardson and Warren Hosnton of
Augusts, lectured here Saturday evening
for the interest Of the Peoples Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins and child of
Washington, were the guests of Elder and
Mrs. Tfundy over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcellus Haskell of Minnesota, are in
town.-Mrs. Jessie Clark has returned
from Gardiner, where she has been visiting
friends.
READTIELD.
Norton and bis men begun on the repairs
of the roads in town, last Monday
Epworth League gave al entertainment mt and
welcome to the pastor Monday evening.
DR.. Gallagher was present and made appro-
pirate remarks. After the programme
social time was enjoyed, and ice cream and
cake partaken of.
VIENNA.
Corydon Sawyer is at home from Cam
pello, Mass with his wife, on a visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sawyer
Maurice Trask and Guy lIealey are canvass
ing the nei2hhoIi'g towns for a brand of
soap.-Bert Varney, whohas been in New
York for several months in the interest of
an Augusta house, returned home last
Monday.
SIDNEY.
Laforest Ellis went to Boston, Thursday.
Everett A. Tillson lost horse Sunday
night, the second one he has lost within six
months .-Tbe school in District IA will
commence May I, Miss Minnie Jewett,
teacher.-E, identity the post Office at Lake
shore waits for some Democrat to move in
or grow up, for the Washington author
tiles still fail to send our
temporary postms'ress commission.
Pleasant Hill Lodge of Good Tempars
elected the following officers for the next
quarter; T. w. Longley, c. T.; Carrie
NJ Goodbue, V. r S. NJ. Lpngley, Chap.
ID S. j T.; Isabel Perkins, f. S.; Katie
f. Manter. treasurer; Clyde Tillson, mar;
Arson Tlllson, g.; Elmer York, sem
Geo. w. Manter, sec. and lodge deputy.
The lodge voted TO change the time 0
meeting from Tuesday to Saturday, also 20
pay the balance due on the hall debt.
WHITFIELD.
A town IN seting has been called for May
2, to see what amount OF stock the town
will vote to take in the Wiscasset G. Quebec
X X. As the town is asked to take only
$1,000, is thought the nece ssary two-thirds
vote will be arried-Mrs. Rosanna Tur-
ner is quite sick.-Mr. +. G. Jewett has
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