Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-06

for Georgetown, Monday, for few days
fishing. -Messrs J. F. Aldrioh, T. W.
Carpenter and B. B. Hanson went TO
Pleasant pond, Monday, for day with
the white perch. -Messrs. Augustus Lap
ham OF East Pittston and Herman
Hathorn of Dresden were In town Friday
last Mrs Fred Johnson of Everett
Mass, was in town Sunday visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas Warren.
FAYETTE.
Rev. Mr.. Anglie Woodsum and wife are
at her father spending his vacation. He
will preach at Fayctte Corner August
18th. Mr.. Babb and wife of Boston, are
her sister :, Mrs NJ L. Jones A pair
of deer We're seen last week in the pas
ture of NJ r. Jones and one was seen on
J. s. W. Hewett's Mr. Z. H. Kent has q
pair Of three year-old steers over seven
feet that are hard to beat
A few have not finished haying. -
Miss Alice NJ Hewett Is at home spending
her vacation through August MIR. c. b.
Judkins, postmaster at the Corner, is
still very low.
LITCHFIELD
The Good Templars elected the follow
ing officers at their last meeting: C. r.,
Levi Danforth; V. r., Mabel Varney
Chaplain, Gertie Ly5ston; NJ, Robert
Niles; Sec, Mrs. o. S. Call; +. s., Frank
Libby; Treas, Mr.. J, J. Perry; e., Mrs
Emma Perry; Sentinel, Mr.. H. Taylor -
Mrs Severy has several summer board
ers from Boston.-Mrs S. o. Woodland and
son Fred, of Orange, Mass, are in town
Mrs Winfield Rowe Of Plymouth, Mass,
ho7 ham vic f,ia, in, M.
Warren Smith and Miss Lila Smith are
in town for week or two-Mr. James
Lincoln and wife of Boston, are spend
ing the summer at j. L. Chase s.-Mr
Sims, former principal of the Academy
has accepted a position at Foxcroft and
will go to that place the first of Septem-
ber His successor as Principal of Litch
field academy has not been elected.-Ihe
academy building is being painted on the
outside and needed repairs are being made
on the inside.-Mr. James Kicker has
bought part of Mr.. Fickett's farm
Mrs. Addie Baker is quite sick with the
prevailing cold Rev. James Richmond
has returned from Massachusetts where
he has been on a vacation. Posters are
out for the annual excursion of the Litoh-
field brass band Friday, August 9.
EAST PITTSTON.
Mr. Edward Factner is at his summer
residence Miss Lizzie Call leaves for
Portland, Monday She will be a guest
for the week Of Prof and Mrs. John Riggs
of New York in q seashorc cottage MIR.
Edwin Lamson left, Saturday, for few
days vacation at his house i'll Vassalbro.
Miss Lulie Whiting of Boston is as
Mrs William Kimball MIR George
Murphy has moved into Mr.. Henry
Hunts house Lewis Hewey leaves Mon
day, for a..visit in Weld and Dixfeld.-
A large number from this place attended
the grove meeting in Whitcfield today
grove meeting will be held in Abram
prebls's grove at two O'Clock next Sun
day. "A party of six Boston men are ex-
pected at Charles StiIphen's this week.
READFIELD.
Mrs Geo. Writers sister and niece
from Massachusetts, are visiting her this
week. E. G. Ambrose, Esq, wife and
daughter from West Buxton are here with
bis parents for their vacation. -
Mr.. d. ID. Merriman's brother Eli from
Litchfleld spent II few days with him
Inst week Willis II. Wright and wife
from Saltwater came by way of Augusta,
Sunday to spend day with his parents.
EARLY rising fishermen are being
we'll rewarded at the lake these foggy
mornings. Farmers are harvesting their
grain which is promising a fine yield to
them, MANY went from here to Sidney
bog for blueberriesE. last week. The re
ligtous interest at the tent meetings In
Winthrop still draw many hearers from
this place The M. f, Sabbath school
will have their annual picnic at Ham
mond's Grove, Tuesday.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
The town was we'll represented at the
centennial meeting Saturday at the town
house Many of the ladies of tho town
were present Hon O. Smith was chosen
chairman of the celebration and the fol
lowing gentlemen vice-presidcnts: Litch-
field, +. P Springer, d. S. Springer, c.
A. Metcslf, Henry Taylor, DR. Enoch
Adams, Alden Baker, A. c. Ashford,
Hamelton Buker, Thomas Holmes, Eben
Toothaker, Henry Lunt J. H. Bartlett,
samuel Smith, S. G. Nutting, Dr. Cyrus
kendrick, Ezekiel Woodward, Daniel
BARTLETT, A. w. Pllmptor Dexter Smith.
Gardner H X Morrill,, Charles Bridge,
David Dennis, A, D. Nickerson, A II.
Potter, p. n. Barstow, William Burr,
James Walker, Alkander Neal, G. II.
Douglass William lowell, Jesse Bartlett;
Lewiston. W. NJ Pidgin, Col. Charles Emer-
son, j. o. Niokerson, Horace Libby, j.
". Starbird, Geo. A. Emerson, DR.. n. j.
Wedgwood; Augusta, Judge H. W.
True, David Neal, Joseph Sawyer Con
verse Perry; Auburn, Charles Smith,
Nathaniel Neal; Richmond, Harmon
Smith, W. G. Webber, William Baker,
Geo Farmer, Richard Farmer Wash
ington, Hiram c. Shorey; Oregon.
Frank Billings; Michigan, J. D. Bill
tings; Nebraska, Granville Waterman,
Col Geo s. Wedgwood kentucky, Col
~. A. Cochran; Chicago, H G. Purin-
ton; Minnesota, Frank Trufant Josiah
Temple, c. B. Jack Massachusetts,
Prof. Enoch Adams, DR.. Wendall Adams.
Charles Hatch, VIM. W. Smith, William
Baker, Albion Hall, Horace l.. Smith,
Frank Baker, Thomas Wedgwood, Charles
Nickerson, A I. Smith James Whitmore,
f. NJ. Robinson, j. K. Smith, r. A. Jack,
Dr. Amos Jackson; New York, Dr. w
O. Plimpton; Wisconsin. Melton Smith,
Abner Baker; North Dakota, j Good-
win.-An interesting Sabbath school con-
cert was held ut the church, Sunday even
ing, under the direction of Mrs. Hartman
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