Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-10

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tric car wire in Portland, was brought
here for interment. The funeral services
were held on Saturday, ana were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. s. Mead of Augusta. -
Mr.. James Lord and wife of Skowhegan,
are visiting at G. H. Palmer s.-Cyrus
Perkins of Gorham, n. H, an old time
resident of Litchfed, after an absence of
thirty five years is calling on friends
| here-Mrs. c. P. Adams of Brookline,
| Mass, is spending short time at j. Is.
| Tuffords S.
READFIELD
The Good Templars will hold their dis
trict convention at the brick church, Read
field Corner, Wednesday. The services in
the evening will consist Of singing and
addresses by Hon. Neal Dow, DR.. Gal
lsgher and Others, to which all are invited
Geo. Whitters son and wife from
Everett, Mass were visiting their parents
| in town, last week Mrs. Maria knights
and daughter, who have been here absent
several months, returned to their home
hero, last week. DR.. Salaci Mitchell and
wife from Jacksonville, Fla, are here with
his mother for few weeks vacation =
Dr. G. f. Allen and wife spent a few days
in town, last week, Or. Allen being one
of the trustees of Maine Wesleyan semi
nary--The officers of the Ncnnebec Agri-
cultural Society are having the grounds
put in frst-class order for their show.
EAST PITTSTON.
Quite number of summer visitors in
the village at present. Frank Leonard
and wife returned from Bangor, Friday
where they have been visiting for some
little tiIue.-Miss Lizzie Hanley of BOs-
ton, is visiting friends and relatives here
Miss Carrie Hanley has gone to Bangor
to resume her position as organist In the
| Catholic church - Helen Hanley returned
to Boston, Friday, after a stay of two or
three weeks In this place. Everybody is
anticipating a fine time at the fair.-Wil-
| liam Pulsifer lost a valuable horse, Fri
day. While running the horse ran into
something and cut himself so badly that
he bled to death. Phillip Collins and
Samuel A. Byres of Brooklyn, are the
guests of C. B. Moody of this place for a
short time.
WHITEFIELD.
S. W. King and Margaret Harlow of
| Kings Mills, have been at the Palmer
cottage at New Harbor, Bristol, lately
Fred Kensill was at the State fair, last
week. .-Lura A Turner of Roxbury, Mass
and Mrs. Getchell Of Vassalboro, have been
here recently, calling on old friends
There was a grove meeting in Preble' g
grove, last Sabbath The speakers were
Rev. Mr.. Comfy, the evangelist, and Rev
Mr.. Preblc of Dresden The S. S. conven.
tion lately held at that place was an in
tercsting occasion aud largely attended,
Parties from Rockport, Me were in town,
last week, looking at the place near the
abroad, with view to setting up steam
min and other business nearby.
FAYETTE
Miss Bertic and Emma Underwood will
return to New Jersey, this week, to teach
for the next year.-Nr W. Growers health
is quite poor.-Mrs Chase Fogg and chill
dren have been making her mother, Mrs.
W. B. Smith, a visit.-Josie Taylor OF
North Wayne, is teaching school at the
Mills The patrons of the Livermore
Falls creamery will receive 10 cents foi
their August butter There was a good
attendance from town at the State fair.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Mr. and Mrs f. Nj. Lapbam, their little
daughter and Miss Orilla Bartlett ars
| spending week that the sea shore. -
Notice was given at the church, Sunday,
requesting all persons interested In the
late centennial celebration to meet on the
fair grounds on Thursday next, at .
O'Clock =. NJ when important matters are
to be considered
BRANCH MILLS.
Those interested in campmectngs will
meet at the church next SATURDAY,, to con
slider the feasibility of holding one here
next fall in Dinsmores grove Will :
Jones returned last week to school in
Pittsfield Rev. Mr. Nader of New
brunswick, preached here, Sunday-Elva
Dove is sick with typhoid fever H. L.
Pinkham is laid up with broken RIB
WASHINGTON.
Simeon Daggett. wife and daughter Of
Iowa. are visiting Mrs. Daggett's brother
George Lenfest, and wife Will Dart ant
Charles Cunningham were at Augusta
last week, on business.-W. Tibbets was
at work, last week, cutting stone for Fl
f. Evans, who is repairing his house.