Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26
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EAST PITTSTON.
| Fred and Jerome Hanley returned from
| Boston, Thursday, with three fine horses
for sale.-Miss Mecmie Clark is visiting
in Portland. She will return next week.
Miss Edith Hilton Of Augusta, was
here Sunday calling on friend5.-Mrs.
| Augustus Call, who has been very sick
is slowly recovering Mrs. Newman
Hopkins who has been visiting for some
time at Alden Knights, returned to Wor-
cester, Mass, Sunday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Sarah knights, her grand
mother, who will remain there during the
season.-Mr and Mrs. Parrott of Augusta,
spent Sunday at their summer residence
here. Miss Eflie Cusick and Miss Brann
of Gardiner, spent Sunday with Miss Jo-
sephine Kealy of this place. Libby
boasts of green peas and other garden stuff
from his garden some few days ago. The
doctor never takes a back seat even in
farming.
NORTH PITTSTON.
B. B. Hanson of this town has green
peas ready for picking Crops are looking
excellent and give promise of large re-
turns.-John Dunn will probably com
mence haying Monday, July first He
will cut the hay OF John L. Gray of Chel-
sea.-By the will of the late Edmund AL
len of this town, all his personal property
is left Internationally to his adopted son,
f. E. Allen of Gardiner. The farm Is held
in trust for ten years after which 1t be-
comes e. T. Aliens also. One hundred
dollars was left to his sister Hannah
Messrs. Albert Allen, East Pittston, and
Clason of Gardiner, have been appointed
guardians.-Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Pow
ell of Clinton, were visiting at the home of
b. b. Hanson, Tuesday. They started
from their home in Clinton at 2 30 O'Clock
on Friday morning of last week and
drove the entire distance with their horse
and buggy. They have been visiting
friends and relatives all along the road
and will start for homo ON Friday next
Mrs. Lydia Clark who died In Randolph,
Tuesday, was daughter of Mr.. John
Green of this town. She will be inferred
In the cemetery at this place. On
account of the heated state of the
weather the relatives of Mr.. Edmund
Allen were obliged to hold the fu-
neral services on Wednesday afternoon
at $50 instead of Thursday. Mr..
Chas Allen, brother Of the deceased,
did not reach hero until after the funeral.
Miss Celia C. Gould is confined to the
house by illness Augustus Ware re-
turned from Bangor, Saturday, for few
days visit among relatives and friends. -
Miss Deborah Barker of Gardiner, has
been spending a few days with friends in
wn-Miss Harriet b. Parcher has re-
turned from Skowhegan, where she has
been visiting since January last. Messrs.
J. +. Aldrich and Walter h. Morrill, picked
some six quarts Of wild Strawberries one
afternoon recently.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. Wiley, of the firm of Wiley & Com.
pany, Cayuga. N. Y, is visiting at the
jennings Bros.-Rev. ID. b. Holt OF
Kent's Hill, preached at the Methodist
church in this village, Friday evening,
June GA Sunday school was organized
here June 16, with the following officers
Supt., George B. Pierce of kent's Hill
Asst Supt., Jose W. Taylor; Sec, Morris
J. Roderick; Treas, Mrs. W. NJ Taylor -
Mrs. Ernest Hutchins of Livermorc Falls
| is visiting her mother, Mrs J. W. Stevens.
The Free Masons residing in this village
gave a reception to visiting brethren from
Rcadfeld, Fayette and Wayne on the
evening of St. Johns day, June "a, al
| the church vestry. The exercises were
of an informal character followed by social
| intercourse and a collation..
EAST vASSALBORO.
Vim. Gates and wife, Mary l.. Tabor,
James c. Pierce and wife and Miss
Florence Priest, Prof. H. H. Goddard and
Mrs. Goddard of Oak Grove Seminary
are among those that attended the yearly
meeting of Friends, held in Portland
Mrs. Augusta Mckay and Miss Mabel Of
| Providence, are visiting at Mr.. William
Priests Miss Helen Ward spent Sunday
with her sister. Miss Dora Mower. The
board of this village met at the home OF
| Frank Washburn, Saturday evening
| Children S day was observed at the Metho
dist church. Sunday. In the evening ex
ercises were given. The church was beau
tifully decorated with flowers and ever.
/ greens. The programme was very pleas
ingly carried out and much credit Is due
those who labored so hard to make il q