Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

caroni and cheese; fish, steamed salmon ;
boiled, corned beef, fowl and egg sauce; ;
roast, pork, sirloin of beef, dish gravy;
lamb, rib of beef, brown sauce, turkey and
spiced gooseberries vegetables, boiled po-
tatoes, mashed potatoes, peas, turnlp, Gu
cumbers; relishes, Halford sauce, Wor-
cestershire sauce, celery salt, French mus
tard, horse radish, mixed pickles, queen
olives, tomato cstsup; pudding, banana
soufiie; pies, apple, mince, |, mon, rasp-
berry, rhubarb; dessert, tea, milk, coffee,
vanilla ice cream and cake. With
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
Spaulding, Hon. J. p. Donworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oak, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes. Mr..
and Mrs. Burpee, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah V.
Barker, Capt. and Mrs. J. A. Clark, Miss
holland, Editor Hall of the Aroostook Re-
publican, and others. Monday, the party
with citizens left for Fl. Kent, intending to
visit the celebration at New Sweden on
their way.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Cynthia Coleman, formerly of Vas
salboro, who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. W. w. Gilbert returned to her home
in Portland last Wednesday. Mrs. Cole
man resided for several years at Saltwater,
Mime. B Lang, who has been spend
ing few days at his uncles, c. h. Cole
mans, has returned to Portland.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. f. Conner and child of Water.
Vile are visiting Mrs Connor's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Coleman.-Miss Emma
Howe and Miss Cottle of Augusta,
were here last Wednesday, Miss
Carrie Merrill visited her aunt. Mrs. Abner
| uoa la
man of Waterville, was here last Thursday
"A. 2. Saben and daughter of Augusta,
were in town last Thursday Il. Bige-
low of St. Adams was here last Thursday
Mrs. Fred Farwell of Cross Hill and
Miss Abbie Bassett of East Vassalboro,
were at J. H. Reeds last Friday.-Ernest
Wade of Augusta, was here last Friday
the guest of his brother, Harry.
- Mr.. and Mrs. George Haskell
of Augusta were in the place last Friday
Mr.. Ellis, assistant treasurer of the Au-
gusta Savings Bank, was here last Thurs
day, the guest of our station agent, Harry
Wade.-O. T. Goddard of East Vassalboro
was here Monday.-Rev. Mr.. Cummings
of Augusta, preached fine sermon here
last Sunday.
FARMINGDALE.
Rev. Mr.. Thayer of Gardiner, preached
at the schoolhouse in District No. 2. Sunday
He will preach again in two weeks at the
same hour, $50 p. M.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo
A. Cobb of Gardiner,spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. A. McClausland.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. +. Parkhurst and daughters, Agnes
and Madeline, of Hartford, Conn, were
the guests of Mrs. LA Hodgdon Monday
Miss H. M. Hodgdon returned from Win
throp Tuesday and will spend few days
with her mother, Mrs. l.. Hodgdon-Mr
B. U. McCausland is quite ill at his home
on North street. DR.. A. X. p. Strout at
tends him,-Mrs. James Dill is confined to
the house by illness. DR.. +. Strout attends
her.-Farmers in this vicinity will finish
haying this week.-A good crop is re-
ported.
MT. VERNON.
The remains of Mrs. Mary, widow of
Joshua Wells, were brought from Massa-
chusetts last Saturday and inferred In the
Wills cemetery on Sunday, July %. A
short burial service was held at the ceme-
terry, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
Wills age was about IS years. Mr.. Oscar
NJ. Willis and wife, Mr.. David M. Bent,
wife and son came with the remains. Mrs
Wills was formerly resident of this town.
Many farmers with small farms are finish
ing up their hsying B. Waite
and wife, Lloyd and Bert Hibbard and
Emma Whittier from Massachusetts, are
visiting their grand parents.-Mr. Walter
Greenough, wife and child, are visiting II.
A. Mooers'. Mr.. Greenough resides in
Groveland, Mass.-Everythipg in the crop
lice looks beautifully and green. Massachu-
sets people tell us crops in Massachusetts,
are injured badly by drought. -Rev. j.
Frank Jones, wife and son, are taking their
vacation at his old home in Alma, Me.
EAST PIrTsroN.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer intends to move to
Cushing, Friday. The parsonage is to be
painted, papered and whitewashed. MIR.
Samuel Croker, who was thought to be
seriously paralyzed by lightning last week
has recovered. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dearborn of Portland and Mrs. Isabel
Purcelle of Boston are guests at Mrs. Sarah
Clark's. - Mr.. Caleb Kimball and Mr..
Charles Trask of Boston are spending a
few weeks at Mrs. William Kimball's -
Miss Sarecta Moody of Dresden and Miss
Blanche Moody of Boothbay are visiting
Mrs. Alden Benner.
PITTsToN.
Mr.. Walter Manter went to Bangor
Monday, to inspect ice for the Independent
Ice Company.-Mr. Reuben Colburn has
been down to Wiscasset on visit He re-
turned home Monday. Benjamin Ba-
ker and wife, also their daughter, Ethel,
went down to the Islands and seashore
Tuesday, in a sail yacht They arrived
home Sunday.-Miss Jennie Pottle is visit
ing at Mr.. Aaron Ripley's in Augusta
The farmers are about all done haying and
a big crop has been harvested.
SaRadahoc.
BowDoIN.
VIM. Gould of Bowdoinbam drove to
Bowdoin, Sunday, accompanied by 1T
Dunn, d. D.. of Waterville. They attended
the services at the church in the afternoon.
Rev. W. d. Plummer, who has recently re-
turned from the meeting of the Baptist min
listers at Watervile. preached logical and
practical sermon.-Ernest E. Coombs, book
keeper of the Androsccggin Water Power
Co. of Lisbon Falls is spending weeks
vacation at home.-Many farmers report the