Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-16
kennebec.
MT. VERNON.

MI. VERNON.
Calra A. Whittier, and H. Whittier,
Anna r. Webber and Arthur S. Hall at
tended the Thing school, taught by Mrs
Elmina II. Royal, 10 weeks and did not
lose a day. This school had IA pupils
Three Others attended eight weeks and did
not lose day. This school was a grand
success. Mrs. DIR. Shaw, Miss Marie NJ
| Tyler, Miss Nellie L. Butler, Miss l. Ger
| tie Butler, Miss Carrie Stevens, Miss Edith
Foss and Miss Maggie Cram had a picnic
On McGaffey mountain, Wednesday. The
outing was much enjoyed.-Ray r..
Pomery of lewiston Is visiting his uncle,
DR.. 5. Burbank, this week.-A. z. Cram,
wife and daughters will visit the seashore,
this week, for vacation Ralph b.
Cram, son, will look after the store in
his absence.
NORTH PITTSTON.
The potato crop bids fair to be larger
this year than last, potato bugs having
been fewer than usual.--The hay crop is
larger this year than for some years past
1t is estimated as third larger. Some
who have been getting two loads off Ger
tain amount of ground. this year got five
loads. Wednesday last, Miss Halle Den
mis- of Gardiner, rode out on horseback for
a visit to Mrs. +. 2. Morrill, of this town
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Davis and daugh-
ter Evelyn of Gardiner, were visiting
friends in town, Friday-Friday last,
while getting in hay, James Clark fell
distance of some Is feet to the barn floor,
sustaining severe bruises but breaking no
bones. Frank Marson of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, was In town, Friday. visiting his
sister in-law, Mrs Carrie Morrill,
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
There was no religious service at the
Plains church until evening, Sunday.
The centennial committee were In session
Saturday aud will meet again next Sat
urday. Nearly an average crop of hay
Is being harvested in this vicinity.
EAST PITTSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moody arrived at
their summer residence. Wednesday.
Judge Oscar Marden Of Boston, and Miss
Carrie Avery of Whiteffeld were at Mrs
L. S. Clark's, Sunday Miss Helen Clark
of Randolph Is at Mrs. l.. S. Clarks for
few days.-H. A. Clark was in Boston
on business last wcek-Miss Marion
Preble of Whitefield is guest at Rev. b
B. Byrne's Mr. and Mrs. Lamson of
Vassalboro are at Mr. Henry knights.
Knox
WASHINGTON.
Edmund Prescott cut the hay on the
farm of Robert Ludwig last week. Miss
Lillian Prescott visited friends In Peas
Vile, last week.-Mrs.. Eta Sterrett of
Thomaston, visited her sister, Mrs. W
+. Dart, last week.-Hon. w. II. Moody
OF Liberty, was In town, on business. last
week.-There was fair hay weather last
week, and 1t was improved by all the
farmers, some putting in 10 tons in a
single dsy.-Landlord Fish of the Central
house, has been quite i'll but Ia gaining
now-Miss Annie Leigh is at Palermo
center. Miss Ella Jones is at Liberty. -
Mrs. Ira Sylvester, who has been seriously
Ill, is able to be about again n-There will
be baptism, next Sunday. at the Bow
man bridge, West Washington. Work ON
the new Advent chapel at West Washing
ton is progressing finely. 1t is a nice
building.
Somerset.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
Mrs. &. S. Jewett and daughter, Flor
ence. were In Exeter last week.-Assis-
ant Postmaster Perley Veasie is at work
In Larone, haying. Miss Grace Shorey
went TO Pittsfield. Saturday., to visit
friends. Miss Jennie Goodrich Is visiting
her home in Hartland for few weeks.
Miss Alma Davis will go to Boothbay
Harbor In short me.-About 80 mem
berS OF Lovaltv Jodoe n r. IT