Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-28

Avoid substitutes. Ask for sANFoRD's
diNGEk and look for owl trade mark on the
wrapper SOFA everywhere POTTER DRUG AND
CHEM. CORP. Sole Projectors Boston
Withee left Monday, for Rigby with horses
for the fair.-Dr. Hall returned from a
trip to Massachusetts,, on Aug 25.-J. c.
Evans will attend the meeting of Knight
Templars this week in Boston.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Messrs. Chas. Williams, Harry Green,
William Grant, Thomas Dunn and Walter
Morrill, started Monday, for Georgetown,
where they will spend few days camp
ing -Merrill Clark recently purchased
handsome span of work horses. Mrs.
Mary E. Blodgett accompanied her grand
daughter, Miss Gertrude Marson, who re
turned to her home in Jamaica Plains,
Mass, Saturday. -Surveyor Hanson, has
been improving the road in front of +. p.
Morrill's store, by building culvert to
let off the water that stands there after
every rain storm. Miss Ethel French of
Madison Centre, is visiting Mrs Cyrus
Green. B. b. Hanson went to Waterville,
on Wednesday last to attend the 23d re-
union of the 10Th Maine Regiment
Harry Grant has gone to South Gardiner,
to work in the pulp mill at that place.
The score of the game between the North
Pittstpn and Whitefeld mines should have
been p to 20 in favor of the Whiteflelds,
and not Il to , as previously stated
Adoniram Ware returned home, Satur-
day, looking greatly improved after his
trip to Brockton, Mass. The fall school
term will commence about the second of
September. Mrs Chas Hilton of Salina
Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Isabel
Merrill
LITCHFIELD PLAINS
Some of Litchfeld' s sons and daughters
who came home to the centennial had
been absent 40 years or more-Thcre are
many visitors In town now. Mrs. A. y.
Harrington, her daughter, and Frank
Adams returned to Newton, Mass, Satur.
day,-Mrs, Adeline Berry, and her daugh-
ter Flora, of Milwaukee, are visiting rela
tives here.-H. f. Shorey of Chicago, : is
visiting his parents here Mrs John I.
Hartman went to Westport, Monday, for
a week Among the guests at the
Plains church, Sunday, We're MIS-. Fran
els Dean of Maiden, Mass, Miss Abble
Niles of Topsham, Mr.. Elisha Woodward
of Wendell, Mass, Mrs NJ j. Storms of
Providence, r. l., Mrs. J. A. Slower of
Harpswell Mrs. Geo. L. Hart and children
of @Holdcn and Mrs S. P. Lane of
Auburn.
WEST GARDINER
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the following teachers: Neck, Miss Trott;
Hallowell road, Miss Ella Towle; Browns
Corner, Miss Della Curtis; Spears Corner,
Miss Grace Haskell; Merrill, Miss Lillian
Norcross; Milliken, Miss Arnold; Indiana
Miss Stella Curtis; Jacquith, Miss Lunu
Fred Burns of Westbrook has been
visiting at VIM. P Haskelrs ALLEN
Smith has been visiting his father, S. A.
Smith. VIII Smith of Lewiston has been
visiting at S. A. Smith s. George Fuller
and wife have just returned from trip
to Bangor. Mrs. Charles Grover and
children are visiting at J. f. Babb's.-
w G. Sawyer was in town Sunday-The
Hayseeders and West GARDENERS played
game of base ball, Saturday. The score
stood 10 to 4.
MT. VERNON.
The two high schools and the Dunn
school commenced Monday Guy f.
Healey teaches the high school at this
village and Miss f. NJ. Royal, the high
school in the Stevens district. Rev. Mr..
Whittemore preached in the Baptist
church, Sunday morning, and Rev. Wal
ter Russell in the evening Mrs. Julia
Russell spoke at the Methodist church in
the evening. There are few cases of
measles in town.-Mr. George d. Bur
bank returns to Syracuse n. Y. this week
She will visit in Portland Me, on he.
way back.-Mr. Nelson Poole and wife If
Readiield Depot, visited his aunt Mrs.
Sasan Morse, and Mrs, DR. Burbank last
Friday. They had not been here for
many years before.
EAST PITTSTON.
The sidewalks and bridges in this pace
have been recentlyI repaired. -Chas
Moody who recently Bought the Adams
place is doing some good work by way of
fencing, etc.-Therc will be q baptism at
Pulsifer's creek next Sabbath. Several
will be baptized. "A goodly number met
at the church, Thursday evening, but no
services We're held There was $ large
attendance at the baptismal services, Sun
day afternoon. praise service of song
and prayer and impressive remarks by
Rev. Mr.. LEVEL was held, afser which
four were baptized by immersion and one
by sprinkling-A Sunday school picnic
will be held at the pond. Wednesday =
Mrs Henry Hopkins of Worcester, Mass.
left for home, Monday. A. CLARK,
Miss Minnie Clark, Mrs. William Wood
ward and Miss Florence Woodward az
tended the Knights of Pytnias ball in
Hallowell, Thursday night.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dennall passed the Sabbath In Windsor. -
Miss Ella Emerson left, last week, for
Boston, where she win spend the winter.
John Libby is visiting relatives in Au-
hnrn and Levi ston.-Mr and Mrs.
Lowell of Alma, who have been at Rev.
Mr.. Lowell's few days, returned home,