Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-24

HOlt Will preach at north AHsol, HoAe
Sabbath. He preached his last sermon
for the conference year here, last Sabbath.
Some one will supply here next Sabbath.
Alice Haincs, our postmaster. spent last
week at her sisters in Waterville.
LAKESHORE.
Manson Cowan has decided to build at
once on the same location where his
buildings We're burned two weeks ago
The ice went out of Shows pond, April
2lst several days earlier than usual
Clyde f. Tillson went to Boston, April 18th,
where he expects to obtain permanent
situation at good pay.-Several of the Sid
ney schools will be discontinued for lack
of Scholarships has been good spring
for making maple syrup. Geo. W. Man
ter has made 30 gallons from 735 trees
and others report good yield Geo. C.
Sheldon. T. W. Longley, Ernest Lewis
and Geo. W. Manter expect to attend the
Grand Lodge of Good Tcmplars at Lewis
ton this week.
SOUTH --ONMOUTH.
Miss Flora Frost, one of Monmouth's
efficient teachers, has been engaged to
teach at Lisbon Falls, the coming season
She commenced her school last week.
Mrs. Melissa Hall has been dangerously
sick the past few days with la grippe
Mrs. d. L. Avery has SO far recovered
from her illness rs to be in her store this
week.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marden and Miss
Lila are spending u few days in Boston
ut Mrs. Mardcn $ former home MIR Benz
Bryant is very sick and doubts of his re-
covery are entertained.-M Cbas. Gates
had workmen begin on the frame of his
new barn, Monday morning The young
men in the village, of musical ability are
trying to organize u band. The schools
in town will commence April Goth, and
continue nine weeks Prof and Mrs. H.
II. Goddard We're in the village, Sunday
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Bertha NOVEL; Of Watervillc is
visiting relatives here.-F. A. Lane of
Waterville, spruce gum manufacturer,
WAS in the place. Thursday Fred
Farwell and Miss Jennie Farwell of
Cross Hill, were visiting Mrs. James Dun
lap, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Gardner of Augusta, were at Mrs. Mills.
Sunday. Mrs A. S. Trott, who has been
visiting in Bath, returned, Friday She
was accompanied by Mrs. 5. o. Trott of
Bath.-AmbrOso Mcknight, worthy
citizen of this place, died, Saturday. after
quite long sickness, aged about 60 years
Mr. Chas Nash of Augusta, was here
Sunday. and Mrs. VIM Strong Of
Gardiner, Were here, Sunday.
WINTHROP
Chester W. Shaw has sold his house on
Church hill to Justin Towle. Mr. Shaw
will move into the York house on Central
street to be vacated by G. IL. Oldham, who
will live in the house occupied by the late
S. b. Noyes.-Many improvements will |
be made in the Gold Water Cure by |
Mr.. Shaw. He will build varanda |
around the entire structure, giving u |
beautiful view of the lake Mrs Blue
has moved into the Flynt house, opposite
the schoolhouse.- King has moved |
from East Monmouth and occupies tn,
west tenement of the Chandler house on
Central street.. II. Shepherd has been
confined to the house for the past week
with q bad cold Frank b. Fairbanks is
on the road as agent for an insurance
company .-Easter vas observed at the
Methodist and Congregational churches
Sunday. A concert was given at the
former church in the evening The n.
Il. o. p. is receiving new members nearly
every week and is in a very nourishing
condition.-1t is reported that g. a
Gatchell will build house at some future
time. The ice has left both lakes. There
is prospect of a large summer hotel at the
grove during the present season
PITTSTON.
Miss Mabel and Master Frank Colburn,
who have been visiting relatives at Card
Der, returned home, Saturday The
schoolhouse in district No. is being re
paired. Mr.. James of Randolph, who has
been visiting friends at this place, returned
home, Monday Mr.. Nj. J. Powers has a
crew at work building his cellar wall.
Mr. Othello Stevens has moved with his
family to Augusta.