Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-22
MAPLETON.
Hancock.
SURRY.

Mr. f. D. Smith who has been home
sick for few weeks past returned to
North Brooksville, Monday, to resume his
old position as engineer in the steam mil
IN that place. Capt. Leonard Wood has
been confined to his house for the past
CIV days with complicated case of kid
ney trouble.-We are much pleased 10
earn that the Rev. d. H. Smith, tt @
cling pastor of the First Nj. f. church n
lis place for the last two years is to be
Jh us another year Mr.. Smith is much
ed both in the church and out of it
schooner, Kentucky, Capt. H c. Her
K, sailed Monday, for Vinalhaven
ed with hard wood. Mrs Lizzie Moon
has been visiting relatives and
IDS here in this place returned to her
Monday.-H. f. Da is of EllswoI Oh,
Va in town, Monday, looking after help
I. is carriage business.
Kennebec.
ADFIELD.
ne road builders are having long
had job on the west side of Kent's Hill
Amy Smith has been engaged as asSis-
tant teacher in the village school here
Harry Smith is home from Massachu-
sets, and will remain during the sum-
mer.-The monthly social of the Epworth
League will be given at the chapel on
Monday evening of this weok.-Dr WA.
Wright was called to Hallowell on Sunday
last to assist DR.. Croker and other ply
sicians in removing tumor from
patient there. The operation was
successfully performed and patient doing
Ixp11 Mr. and Nrc hor r
iston, and Miss Cover from Winthrop.
was at S. j. Hewes last week. for a few
days visit
MT. VERNON.
AS Charles W. Whittier rang the bell
of the Methodist church, Saturday even
ing, for class meeting, the armature
which holds the bell broke and let the bell
smash on to the bell deck and nearly
broke through. If it had gone little
farther it would have gone through to the
cellar and probably killed one or two per-
sons. 1t was fortunate that it stopped
where it did. The wheel was smashed. -
Mrs. J. Frank Jones, the pastors wife,
who has been sick several weeks Is thought
to be better and on the gain. Mr.. Eben
Leighton is out again attending to bust
hCoo, Dut StCllio very WICK. Mi. archie
Cram expects to enter Bowdoin College
this fall.-Miss Ruby Gilman graduates
from Kent's Hill this term.-Mrs. Ben
jamin +. Knowlton returned from Port
land, Saturday. Rev. f. Gerry will preach
before the g. A. r. Post next Sabbath. -
Thomas S. Hopkins of Washington, ID. c.,
will deliver the Memorial address on the
30th.
WINDSOR.
Grass has started well and good hay
crop seems assured. L. Moody
has returned from East Weymouth, Mass,
where he has been at work-It is very
inconvenient to those owning pastures
along the railroad as there are no fences
up yet and many have to keep their stock
in the barn. A crew is working up the
line as fast as possible and will probably
reach here soon.-There is a disease
among the sheep which seems to prove ia
tai in all cases apparently well and
healthy sheep will suddenly be taken sick
and die in from two to three days. j. A.
Sproul has lost thirteen and many others
from one to three.
LAKESHORE.
There was very pleasant gathering at
M. E. chapel Saturday evening, it being a
reception to the new pastor, Rev. +. r.
WEIGH. short address of welcome was
made by the class leader, Mr.. Ellis, and
a most happy response by the pastor after
which cake and ice cream were served
The Sunday school was organized May
10, with D. H. Goodhue superintendent.
Manson W. Cowan has the foundation
fer his new barn nearly completed and ex-
pects to raise it the last of this week
Apple trees are not poisoning as full as
usual this spring,fn this section.
sIVERSIDE.
Work as been commenced upon the
IndatiOn for the new school building to