Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-20

DR.. Day of New York has given the train
ing of valuable colt into the care of Otis
Jewell.-A very quiet wedding occurred
at Charles f. Frost's, June ~, that of his
daughter, Miss Fannie, one of Monmouth S
most efficient teachers and very estimable
young lady to Frank March a resident of
the best wishes of their many friends.
FAYETTEi
Mr.. H. II. BODICE and wife spent Sun
day in Augusta with their son.-Mr. A.
H. Monk has been repairing his house. -
Mr. E. Wormwell and wife of Livermore
Falls, were in town. Sunday.-Last week
was growing week.-Haying will begin
earlier than it has for many years. The
patrons of Livermore Falls creamery will
receive IL cents per pound for their May
butter.
Sagadahoc.
BOWDOINHAM.
Children's day was observed by the M.
K. society Sunday, June 16. Rev. G. f.
Springer gave an interesting sermon
to the children on Memory" text, LIST
Cor, 1911. In the evening union SER
vice was held, the audience being enter
tanned with children's concert. Rev
Mr. Royal preached the knights of Pythias
memorial sermon in the afternoon. The
order was out in body, some 56 being
present Rev. Mr.. Whitman of Westbrook
preached an able discourse at the Church
of the Redeemer, all societies being rep
resented in the audience to listen to one
who during his short sojourn here few
years ago. won the love and esteem of all
The Sagadahoc Fertilizer Company is
making extensive repairs on the factory
across the river, working from foundati n
ton up. When completed, the change will
be very Marked and to the advantage of
the employees as well as benefit to the
company.
Somerset.
PALMYRA.
Fred Davis is putting up new stale.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jewett attended he
Christian quarterly meeting at East Di (
mont last week, and visited friends II
Jackson, and Plymouth. The meeti,
was largely attended and proved granu
success.-R r. A. Stacy is building a fire
dwelling house and stable Preparations
are being made here for grand time on
the Fourth Of July.-C. NJ Jewett is put
ting In stone cellar for f. L. Smith In
Pittsfleld. WILDER Bell and daughter of
Pittstleld are visiting friends in town.
Moses Keene fell distance OF twenty feet
while shingling his barn and was badly
hurt.-C. NJ. Jewett as been appointed by
the governor as agent to prevent cruelty.
Waldo.
BELFAST.
An alarm of fire called the department
to the round house at the railroad station
Saturday night. Loss small Cause of
fire supposed to be the igniting of cotton
June Is was observed by
the l. 0. o. f. as Memorial day. Rev.
Myra kingsbury made remarks to the order
at the Universalist church after which the
members marched to the cemetery where
appropriate exercises were held. The
Canton in full uniform acted as escort to
the subordinate lodge.
TROY.
Myra, wife of f. W. Garcelon, passed
peacefully to her rest, Thursday, June
ID, after lingering illness of con.
sumption, at the age of As years. She is
survived by husband and four daugh-
tiers. An unusually large number of rela- |
lives and friends gathered at the home
stead on Saturday to pay their last respects |
to the deceased and to listen to an elo- |
quent and earnest discourse by the Rev. |
Myra kingsbury of Belfast. The be-
reaved family have the sympathy of all in |
this great sorrow Milton Carlton was
quite badly injured, Saturday, by being
thrown from his carriage by the sudden
starting of his horse The Goodwill club
will present their drama "Above the
Clouds at the grange hall. Tuesday
evening, July I'd. Music by the new
Mr. Hanscom Of Belfast
preached an able discourse at the quarterly
meeting services at the church on Sunday.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gordon re-
,eived goodly number Of their friends at
Mrs. Mary Edmund's last Saturday eve
ming. Among those present from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. J. V. jackson
and children, Mr.. Elwood jackson, and
Miss Annie Basford ell of Pittsfeld, Mr.
and Mr.. Hugh Gordon of Belfast. The
happy couple were the recipients of many
'incere congratulations and some beauti-
'ui presents in silver, china, and glass
ware. A nice treat of ice cream and cake
vas served. Music, singing, games and