Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-09

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struck in such manner that she was stunned.
Her husband was one Of the bearers, but
friends restored Mrs. Blake 10 conscious
ness. Mr.. Fred Sargent kindly took her
home in his carriage. DR.. +. S. Herrick
is in attendance and hopes to restore her to
health, but says it is a critic al case.
| Kennebec.
NORTH VAssALBoRo.
| Rev. S. A. Burden is in ATTENDANCE upon
the session of the East Maine conf renee at
HOulton this week AT a recent met ting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. L. cLur ch
Miss Ida Cross was elected president
Arbor day will be observed by the school st
| Oak Grove seminary with appropriate ex
ercises in the schoolroom and in the plant
ing of trees on tie school grounds j.
E. B-ssey has added stock of clothing to
his busin IS, the same being the remainder
of the stock of Swan & Hayes of Water
Vile, recently purchased by Walter Hus-
| fir I'M various firms ha, e arrived at the Vas
8 Iboro station and is now being delivered
| TO parties in this town and China-The
road machines are at work smoothing up
he roads and are making marked change
SIDNEY.
Nathan Benson and daughter, Miss Net
| tie, spent few days last week in Portland.
H. NJ. Bragg spent last week in Augusta.
Fanny Corson was in Bath day or two
last week.-N. A. Benson went to Augusta,
Saturday. az
| BRANCH MILLS.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Frank N. II Dove occurred last SATURDAY.,
| Rev. A. H. Jones officiating. large gath
:, ring of friends testified to the love they
bore the deceased -Rev. II. Jones supplied
the pulpit, Suniay.-Rev. and Mrs. A. A.
C.x Of Albion, were vui'ing at w. f. Pink
hams, last Thursdsy.-Miss Myra L. Bean,
who has been spending the past water with
her sister, Miss Ida Bean. of Augusta, re.
lururd to her fathers last Saturday.-Mrs
Cherries Crommett is visiting friends in At
gusta.
FARMINGDALE.
Mrs. Hattie A. Moody and sister, Miss
Jennie M. Lord of Gorham, have been Wis
itng Mrs. L. A. Hodgdon, on North street,
Tor the past week.-Mrs. Jas. w. Cannon
aud children of Orlsnd, Me . are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john Baker
Miss Angie Glidden of Lisbon, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. Glidder, on North street
Mrs. Rose Smith is quite ill, threaten. d
with fever.-Mr Clarence Whitaker,
who has been seriously i'll for the past week
is improving.
RIVERSIDE.
David Farnsworth and l. II. Fecney of
''oi esboro were in the place last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Farnsworth and his v ife had
charge OF the late Ira ID Sturgis' Broad
scres" farm. This is the first time lie hss
been here since.-S. sR. G Twycross of
Sierra Madre, Cal, visited hi. aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Lee, one day last week.-Mrs.. DR..
G. M. Randall, who has been in Southern
California since last June, is WISHING her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Halves
J. r. Pollard and brother of Winslow we're
in the place last Friday.-Mrs. II. NJ. Mills
spent the most of last week in Monmouth J..
H. d. B. Aver of North Vassalboro was
here, Friday, delivering nursery stock
Herbert Clifford Of Vassalboro was deliver
ing nursery stock in this vicinity one day
last week.
WEEKS Mills.
The Crosby brass band boys were honored
with call from Hon. George Crosby #
Albion, at their band meeting last week
After listening to their play ing he wrote a
che ok for 500 and pr sented it to tn m
1t was generous gift and highly app-e-
iated.-Messrs. Frank Bean and Fred Day
of j. fferson, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruben Clark over Surday.-Mr. Free
lard Miller and daughter Soda, were the
guests IF Mr.. A. D. Miller over Surdsy.-
d.. G. Hanson is quite sick with measl-s.
-Verds Percival gave birthday party 10
number of her little friends Friday.
WINsLow.
| MIR. Ware sent "A full carloads of lum-
Der from his mill in the month of April,
the largest number ever forw arded. since
the mill started.-Joseph Eaton lo.t valu-
able colt by "Al.o," last week, from pneu-
monia.-James Hodges is to have charge
of the road machine this season.-The
pomace at the cider mill. which was de-
clsred by the board of health a nuisance
ard ordered to be removed, has been
hauled off at q cost of about SIPS, by a
crew under the direction of Al Mcfarland.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Miss Eta S. Johnston of East Winthrop
gave lecture and lantern exhibition, on the
Holy Land, in the Friends church, Friday
eve iAg. Mis- Johnston HIS been a teacher
in the Friepu.' mi sion school at Ram Al
l-h. Palestine, for four years, and is nov in
| this countr, in aid of the mission. Mr..