Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-17

recovering Joseph W. Oiicnrest has
about completed his stable. &C. A.
Sleeper will soon begin on stable. Al
phonso Wilcox will put in steam power
Ut the Pearl E. Young water power mill
SMYRNA.
Joseph Chambers has nearly oompltt d
his job of peeling bark on the WHO lands
of this town.-School in District NO. 2,
taught by Miss Mcleod OF Houlton, closed
Friday. 1t was highly successful term
The Orange Lodge of this town went to
Linneus, July IL, and all hands report
fine time and are enthusiastic over the way
the good people Of that town treated them.
There was bountiful dinner and supper
in the ''Durgin" grove, more than suf-
fcient to feed the big crowd that gathered
on that day. The hospitality of Linneus
people Is proverbial Music was furnished
by the Hodgdon and Smyrna bands.
Hancock.
SARGENTVILLE.
Rev. A W. Young, A. j. Sargent, A.
H. Sargent, Miss Fanny Herrick and Miss
Angie Spooner have been attending the
Y. p. S. G. L. convention in Boston. -
Miss Hattie Harding has returned to
Cambridgeport accompanied by her moth
or, Mrs. n. B. Harding Knapp,
wife and daughter of Scranton, Pa, are
stopping at J. n Sargent's for few weeks
%. H. Venner of Bluehill has been tax
ing some fine views of the scenery in this
vicinity. Mrs. Viletta Sargent who has
been spending the winter in Somerville
has returned "A handsome oak desk and
chair upholstered in crimson plush, also
a platform carpet have been placed In the
chapel In the lower district. Other improve
ments have been made and the interior
presents very attractive appearance.
SURRY.
The Methodist Sunday school went to
WEYMOUTH Point on their annual picnic,
Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Norton, the pre-
siding elder of this district preached In
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon
and evening Henry Wood while In Au-
gusta, purchased fine horse and drove
him home.-Messrs. Gallison & Jarvis
spent few days fishing on Branch pond
and came home with large string of
black bass. They reported "a very nice
time.-Miss Flora Milliken has returned
from Somerville where she has been Wis
iting for the last four or five weeks-Dr.
Emery and Chas. Curtis of Ellsworth,
spent last Thursday fishing at West Surry.
Mrs. Harriet G. Treworgy has returned
home from Somerset, Mass, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ella
Davis.-Mrs. Chas. J. Staples has lately
purchased a new bicycle.
DEDHAM
Howard A. Burrill eldest son of Had
ley p, and Ella L. Burrill, died July 5,
aged IA years. 6 months The funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon fol-
lowing at the Congregational church.
Rev. j. f. Adams of Bangor and Rev. r.
B. Mills Of Holden officiating. The at
flicted family have the heartfelt sym
pathy Of large circle of friends. Rev.
r. B. Mills attended the Y. p. G. E. con-
vention in Boston.-Willis Maddox and
wife have little daughter born Sunday,
July 14.-Fred Goodwin is at home for a
vacation from his work in New York.
MARIAVILLE.
J. H. Jordan who has been Ill some
time is still inspoor health.-Meetings and
Sabbath school are held in districts No. 2
and 3. Schools in all the districts have
closed Mrs. Cynthia Bennett and her
grandchildren have come into town to
spend the summer months. and Mrs.
Willie Frost have nice boy baby.-Ed-
mund Jordan has moved his wife to Wal
than and has gone to keeping house In
his fathers, Mr.. Anvil Jordan's house.
Mrs. Lucretia Young has gone to Port
land, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Haden.-
Mrs. Geo. A. Frost is still In poor health.