Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-28
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DEDHAM.

DEDHAM.
Rev. r. d. Mills preached an interesting
Memorial sermon, Sunday. Rev. G. A
Southland will address W. S Baker Post at
the Congregational church, Friday after
noon, May 31.-Mr Edward Maddox Of
Hallowell, made q brief visit here, last
week. A. L. Smith and wife of Buoksport,
visited at J. e. Turner's, Saturday Mrs
John Phillips is quite i'll, attended by Dr.
Richardson.-Mrs.M Mary Turner has gone
to visit her daughters in Madison, Me.
Kennebec.
BRANCH MILLS.
Ed Moody J. r. B. Dinsmorc's genial
clerk, has moved his household goods from
his farm home in Albion and commenced
housekeeping here. "A boy has come to
stay with Mr.. and Mrs Merit Worthing
Harry Worthing is quite sick with the
mumps.-Henry Dinsmore had gangrene
toe amputated last week. He is doing
well at present.-Mrs. H. L. Pinkham
and little daughter are in Waterville Wis
iting Mrs. Charles Clukey Luther
Cony of Augusta, spent a few days last
week with her mother, Mrs. Homer Cole.
Miss Elva Dove went to Augusta, Friday
to visit her sister, and take in part of the
carnival.
WEEKS MILLS.
The Sheepscot Glee Club gave an en-
tertainment in McLaughlin's hall, Thurs
day evening, which was pronounced by
all who attended as first class. There
was an excursion to Wiscasset, Tuesday,
over the w. & Q-Mrs Sirena White of
4 oh Go1I hp boe ,ieit i,,o hor -,
ter, Mrs. Mary Cook, returned home Mon
day. Mrs. Hannah Algie and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marsh of Massachusetts,, are
the guests of Mrs. Allen Malcolm.-Capt.
Rundlett, Superintendent j. 2. Tucker,
Engineer Erskine and friends all Of Wis
casset came up on special Sunday.
EAST PITTSTON
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell of Phillips, are
visitors at Mr. W. S. Cleaves Miss
Mamie Clark returned, Saturday, from q
weeks visit at Gardiner Mr.. and Mrs.
Scanlon and their three children are visit
ing at Mr. Henry knights. MIR. Scanlon
is q recently engaged painter in Mr.. Man
sur's carriage factory, and his family ar
rived from Massachusetts. Saturday.
Rev. B. Byrne returned from three
weeks absence, last week. Mr.. George
Murphy has engaged as field manager and
agent for a New York publishing house.
LITHCFIEBD PLAINS
Mrs G. NJ Rogers returned to Farm
ingdale, Sunday. The household goods
of the late Mrs. B. S. Rollins werc sold 1t
public auction, Saturday There was no
religious service at the Plains church,
Sunday, excepting the young people,
meeting in the evening.
NORTH WAYNE.
Miss Annie b., youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Phillips died. Satur-
day morning, May 25, after an illness of
several months The deceased was a
Young lady of most amjable and interest
ing character and is deeply mourned by
her many friends. She was member of
the Relief Corps of Wayne and of Golden
Star Lodge, l. o. 6. T., of North Wayne
and had taught several terms of school
in this town and Fayette. The funeral
services were held at the house. Tuesday
May 2S, at O'Clock A. MFRS. NJ. |
Knight and her daughter, Miss Lisette
Knight. arrived home. Thursday, from
Westboro, Mass, where they have spent
the winter. Mrs. d. S. Boothbay of East
Wilton. spent last week with her sister. |
Mrs. W. NJ. Taylor-Mrs O. H. Nelke of
Lewiston. is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Jennings. -Miss Lura Wells.
who has been attending an art school in |
New York, for the past year, returned
home, Saturday. Miss Wells was the
fortunate winner of the first prize. 500, |
for excellence of work. Mr. Jason Riggs, |
an aged and much respected citizen OF
this town, died at the residence of his SOD,
Mr.. Albert II. Riggs, Sunday morning |
May 20. s.