Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-19
DEDHAM.

water-A. B. Blood is having his house
painted.-W. B. Blood has moved to
Holden.-Mrs. Hannah Black of Bangor,
is quite Ill at her sons, w. P Blacks,
here. Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Sullivan,
spent the past week with her mother,
Mrs. W. G. Burrill Our pastor, Rev.
Richard Mills. will exchange with Rev.
James Romage of Brewer, Sunday, June
20.
WAYNE.
The Dramatic Club of Wayne rendered
the comedy drama entitled, "The Deacon"
to an appreciative audience Saturday eve
ming. June Is, at Wayne hall. Cast of
characters was as follows: Deacon Thorn
ton, j. NJ. Moulton; Geo. Croft, j. e.
Turner; George Darrah, Frank Sturte-
want; James Reed. J. r. Cram; Pedro,
c. d. Lincoln; Parson Brownlow, A. +.
White; Pete, G. H. Walton; Billy Elmo
Godfrey; Mrs. Thornton, Jennie johnson;
Helen, Grace Lincoln; Miss Amelia
Fawcett, Florence Cram; Mrs. Darrah,
Ellen Turner; Nellie, Mamie Moul
ton; Daisy, Sadie Moulton. The
parts were well taken especially the
Deacon" 1t was a success. The pro-
ceeds are to go toward buying a piano for
Wayne hall. The club intends to give an
entertainment each month for the same
purpose until enough cash is secured to
purchase the piano.-Miss Blanche Pet
tingill has returned home from school at
Kent's Hill.-Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Pike
will go to Hebron this week to attend the
graduating exercises at the Academy.
Their daughter Frances will graduate
Our road commissioner, Osgood Graves,
has supplied long felt need by put
ting up on the highways 33 guide boards
The lightning struck the tower on the
M. r. church in the shower, Thursday
June IS, also the dwelling of A. Pettin-
gill in the shower Of Monday before The
buildings were not badly injured. Mrs
Pettingill was somewhat stunned by the
electricity. Blanche Wright has
gone to Old Orchard on short VISTA
number of the brothers of Asylum Lodge
of F. 81 A. M. attended the funeral of
Brother David Cargell at Livermore Falls,
Sunday, June 49,
EAST PITTSTON
The Ministerial Association convened
Monday and will hold two days with
Brooks of Sheepscot bridge, preached at
the church Sunday. The evening meet
ing was unusually large and interesting.
Mrs. Sarah Call has been quite sick but
is gaining at present She Is attended
by DR.. Libby.-Mr. G. B. Moody and
part of Mr. Leonard Moody's family of
Brooklyn, have arrived here and taken
quarters in their summer residences. DIR.
g. c. Libby's brother Of Holly Springs.
Miss. is visiting here for few days and
will then return.-George Philbrick
will return Tuesday to Massachusetts
where he has been for the past season.
W. Mathews of Boothbay, was calling on
friends here Sunday. He is the guest of
Mr.. George Moody.-Ruel Balcom of
Palermo is doing the inside painting work
in H. H. Cary's house.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS
In the erection OF tent on the pond
road, Friday, John Weeks of West Gard
liner was accidentally hit on the head with
a hammer which rendered him uncon-
scious.-Miss Ida Hutchinson arrived
home from Melrose, Mass, Saturday-A
collection of 1915 was taken at the Plains
church. Sunday, for State work.-Prof
Waterville, Friday
MT. VERNON.
Robert Gordon, member of the Fourth
Maine Battery, died in Vienna, June 10.
Mr.. Gordon was born in Mt. Vernon Jan.
81, 1921. He was a son of John and Han
nah Ham Gordon. He was buried in Mt.
Vernon In the Stevens cemetery, June IA.
b,side his father and mother.-Sanfcrd
Gordon has bought the James f. Blount
farm. Mr.. Gordon was formerly
resident of this town, but has
resided In Massachusetts the last 90
years He has four sons There
Is some talk that of having q tel
ephone line from Kent's Hill The Hill
will be connected with the depot very
soon. 1t would be great accommoda-
ton to this village CHARLES Walker of
Boston is In town visiting his mother a
few days.-Mrs Lena NJ Fallon, has re-
turned to Massachusetts, Fred b. Dolloff
has raised his barn up seven feet to make
a cellar under it.-Four of our schools
will close this week.
RIVERSIDE
George Springer of Chicago, visited
Mrs. Hannah Springer last week.-Horace
Smell OF Bowdoinham, is at his brothers
H. H. Smell s.-Misses Lizzie and Maggie
McFadden of Augusta, were in the place
last Thursday. -Hervey and Ralph Bailey
of Whitefeld, are visiting at W. P.
Bailey s.-Frank #. Trask who has been
working in Farmingdale since last fall is
visiting his mother Mrs. Sarah Trask.-
Quite delegation from here attended the
District Lodge Of Good Templars at North
Vassalboro, Wednesday. -Mrs. Nathan
Redlon of Bath, is visiting her old neigh
bors here. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Miller of
Appleton, and Mrs. Eugene Moore and
daughter, Gertrude, were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Foster last week.
vASSALBORO.
Last Sunday evening, at the Congrega-
tional church, Miss Mary f. Purinton of
Bangor, gave very interesting talk on
foreign missions. Her theme was "Wby
and How we May Aid Foreign Missions.