Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08

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MI. VERNON.
Mrs. A. P. Cram was at the door, Satur
day morning, to speak to q neighbof, snt
accidentally slipped and fell dislocating hel
left wrist.-Mr. George F. league ant
wife Of Worcester, Mass, are visiting
friends at this village.-Wallace B. Wait
and wife have returned 10 Worcester, Mass
DIR. W. H. Harris is better and asair
able to be out.-The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will meet with Mrs. Eds
Davis on Wednesday of this week and .
good attendance is expected. Profession
Daniel M. league and George Whittier
| assisted the Methodist choir In their music
on Sunday. Prof. league IL master of the
cornet and violin, and Prof. Whittier is .
fine singer aud violinist.-The roll cal
meeting of the Baptist church will occur or
of the church are invited to be present.
EAST PfrTsroN. 81
The funeral of Mrs. Augustus Moody
who died of consumption, Friday, was held
Sunday afternoon at the house. Rev. Mr.
Lowell conducted the services.-To those
no wish to be baptized the ordinance viii
be administered In the M. +. church mex
Sunday, the 12th.-llev. Mr.. Lowell ex
poets to move into the parsonage this week
1t has been papered and painted through
out.-Mrs. William Woodward and dAugh
ter of Minneapolis, are expected at hel
mothers, Mrs. Sarah Clark, this week
Mr. Geo. Dearborn of New Jersey, was a
Mrs. Clark's last Week.-Mrs. Carrie Han.
Ia -. l. cov n t1uoo Ia, oott
Mrs. Avery of Palermo, is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Charles Stilphen.--Mr. Lewi'
Hewey is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Jones at Sheepscot Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Dearborn of Portland, who have been a,
Mrs. Clsrk's, returned home Tuesday.
READFIELD. - 'h"" ''5
Charles Brown and c. p. Norton took 6
trip to North rond in Smithfeld last weel
and Mr.. Brown brought home for mount
ing the skin of a storm petrhel, bird not
common so far ipland.-The church is well
filled this summer with summer visitors
Mrs M. T. Jones and her sister and hus.
friends Sunday. Mrs. Jones comes from
North Fayette.-Mrs. Trvtt and daughter
are at the Russell's for short visit.-John
Handy and wife from Manchester,
N. H., will spend q few days here
with his brothers this week.-Sara
and Mary Fogg are with relatives in
Raymond, N. H., for few weeks.-Au-
gustine Currier is again in the Maine Gen.
eral Hospital for treatment.-Cholera NOR
bus and kindred troubles are still quite
prevalent here.-W. M. Dayton is down
for an entertainment at Giles hall on
Tuesday evening of this week.-Many OF
our young people spent the Sabbath at Ma
ranacook and Craig's Point.-Six were re.
ceived into full membership to the M. E
church and communion of the Lords sup.
per was observed on Sunday last.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. W. r. Brown and daughter, Grace,
Mrs. Jessie Howard and Miss Grace Red
dington, who have been at the hotel for the
past three weeks have returned to theil
home in Everett, Mass.-Mr. Harry L.
Hersom of Chelsea, Mass, who has beer
boarding at the hotel, returned home Mon
day.-A party of about ten people went tt
PemaquiI for a weeks outing, Monday
Justus G. Hanson has gone to Augusta, w here
he has a situation in the pension Office.
BRANCH MILLS.
The people of Branch Mills and vicinity
are looking forward with many pleasant
anticipations to Thursday, August 8, wher
the first annual picnic of the Branch Mills
brass band will occur. An interesting
programme consisting of a band concert
races ard dancing has been prepared
Should Thursday be stormy the picnic will
be postponed until the next pleasant day.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Augustus Bailey and son, Herbert
of Boston, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Bailey. Fred Farwell and Miss Jennie
Farwell went down to Boston Island las,
Saturday. and Mrs. Benjamin Ham.
ilton of Cambridgeport, Mass, who have
been whiting at J. N. Russelps, went down to
Ocean Point. last Saturday for few weeks
Mrs. Isaiah Halves accompanied them
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Bragg and Mrs. Annie
Rowe of Augusta, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Dunlap.-Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bragg
and son of East Vassalboro, spent last San.
day at j. W. Dunlap's.-Mr. Perley Stur.
guests of Mrs Hannah Springer few days
last week.-Mrs.. A. G. Foster and son
Willie and Mrs. J.. Connors and little son
IldEOlu VI MI ItlNeI, MheSs arc Nlslt1UR
Mrs. Adna Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Strong Of Gardiner, spent last Sunday with
Mrs. Reynolds.
WINsLow.
Rev. 7. z. Williams and family have
gone to Small Point to spenl a few weeks.
&C. f. Cushman and wife have gone to
Ocean Point for one week.-Rev. Norman
McKinnon was calling Monday on friends.
He was on his way from St. John, N. B.,
where he is preaching, to Brunswick, Me
Quite little excitement was occasioned
Monday morning at the station when Sheriff
McFadden arrested two tramps for stealing
a ride on the cars.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Mr.. Geo. Gates and wife spent few
days at Rockland, last week. returning Sat.
urday.-Mrs. Mary BeldlDg and family re-
turned to their home in Lawrence, Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Priest and daugh.
ter Florence, have been spending few
days at their cottage at Northport.-Mrs
il. Butterfeld and children. from Bangor
are visiting at her mothers, Mrs. Sarah
Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taber are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends on the arrival of little girl at thei,
home.-'rhe ladies Of the Foreign Mission.