Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-08

ished the music-Mr. Edward Carleton
Is building an addition to his house.
Miss Harriet Hathorne is visiting at DR..
Buck s.-Mrs. Harriet Reed will soon re-
open her house ut Days ferry.-Schocl in
No. :, began last Monday with Miss Lillian
Thwing as teacher April Goth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas HunneweIl attended the birtb-
day party of Mrs. Hunnewell's mother in
Newcastle AS Mrs. Adams is 80 it was
quite an event.
Waldo.
MONTVlLLE.
Orrin Bartlett and Charlie Bumns of
China, were in this vicinity on business.
last week. and stopped at W. L. Whites
over night.-Dan Plummer has the
chicken pox.-School commenced n.
Whites Corner, May 6, under the in
struction of Miss Nora Waterhouse.-W.
A. Overlook has new horse. There will
be q dance at Liberty, May l2.-Ned
Stewart is stopping with his parents for
few days.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Hollis L. Jackson has bought Mr. Kirk
ups farm, near South MOntville. Mr.. Kirk
up disposed of some of his effects at an
auction, May 4th.-E. l.. Stewart and
family, who have been occupying part of
G. L. French's house have moved to Nc
Farland's Corner Samuel Churchill
has been quite ill with heart trouble but
is now in a fair way to recover-Mr. and
Mrs. f. j. Hatch have gone to Lewiston.
Mrs Ida Woodbury. is teaching the
cchnp1 ind ictr; tot A Mic
house, No. ., Miss Lucy ii. Bennett, No.
is and Miss Geneva Sprowl in the Vose
district
HALLDALE.
Rev. L. r. Pentecost preached an inter
esting sermon at the Nose schoolbouse.
Sunday afternoon. On account of sick
ness Rev. j. Washburn will not preach
there next Sunday as was expected. The
next meeting of tho Ladies' Circle will
be held at G. NJ. Plummer's Tuesday,
May 14th.--The school in this district
commenced, Monday. with Miss Hannah
Vose, teacher.-J. c. Hahn is visiting
friends in Bristol. Robert Eels has hired
to work this summer for S. G. Tilton OF
Knox.-Mrs. Ruth Hamilton who has
spent the winter with her children in Lo-
well, Mass, returned here last week.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
School began Monday, with Miss Inez
Ripley of Appleton as Enthusiastically
school began last Sabbath with Rev. Chas
Bradstreet as presidont.-Thc steam mill
is running at last, on stave lumber and the
prospect is there will be good business
done this summer. Prescott q Leighrs,
and j. w. Farrar have shut down Their
mills on account of lack of water-Na.
thaniel Evans of Whitefeld, stopped al
K. Prescott's, Tuesday night, en- route fol
Brooks.-Miss Lillian Prescott began her
school in the Davis district. Monday
G. Washington Daggett of Washington.
has purchased the Fish place, SO CHILLED, OF
II. Bliss. There was q musicale at Mrs.
Franklin Leighrs, Thursday night and q
very enjoyable occasion was reported -
Arthur Sherman of Gardiner, who has
been running the saw mill here this
spring, returned home. Saturday, his iol
being completed. Leslie Cargill is al
work for William Light.-Chas. Palmer
is at work in tho steam mill.
TROY.
Mrs Peter Head died, Wednesday, @
brain disease, after an illness of severa
weeks. The funeral was held at thu
house, Saturday. Intermcnt in Fairviev
cemetery. Her daughter, Mrs. Nettie
Arnold, who has been with her for the pas
month, returned to her home in Cushing
Monday-The Good VIII Club gave 6
very pleasing entertainment at the grans,
ball, Monday evening. The proceeds ar,
to be used in paying the expenses of thu
band MIR. Augustus Prontiss has Como t,
Portland, to have his eyes treated by DIR
Spaulding DR. NJ. II. Dodge and Mr. Rod
ncy Whitaker have been on a trip to Port
land and Lewiston, the past week. The
town schools began, Monday.
Rogers is teaching in Brooks village. -
Mr. and Mrs Truman Cook have anothe
fine baby b0y--A Sunday school was or
ganized in Whitney's hall at the Cen
ter Sunday. 1t promises to be a full
school Rev. Mr.. Doliff of jackson, will
preach at the church next Sabbath. Sun
day school will meet for reorganization Il
L. NJ.
EAST SEARSMONT.l
A reception was held Fat the home o
DR. and Mrs. Ness on the evening of Ma,
1st, in honor of tho marriage of thei
daughter Lizzie, to DR.. Thomas p Soul
ly, which occurred on the morning o
April 80. Rev. Charles II. Jones, Wit
was professor at Oak Grove Seminary. a
the time of the brides graduation, from
that institution, olliciated. He is now
minister of the Friends church of wbicl
DR.. and Mrs. Scully are members. Tn
bride is one of Scarsmont's fairest ant
most accomplished daughters. She il
graduate Of Friends Earlham College
Richmond, Ind. DR.. Scully is a prac
Using physician and surgeon at Rome
New York, where the couple will reside
He is graduate of Albany Medical Col
lege, q member OF New York State Medi
cal Association of ONEIDA County Medica
Society, Rome Medical Society and ;
! member Of the Rome hospital staff. TIL
couple We're the recipients of many hand
some presents. including an organ from
the brides mother, and an elegant silve
| carvioo foolI lippd\ from tho father