Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-07

services ct the Union church, Sunday,
conducted by the blind evangelist Mr.
White of Litchlield. is visiting his sister,
Miss Carrie White for few days.-Mr
Will Shuman, has returned from Hart
ford Conn.-Mr Burton Giddings is
home from Augusta.
VIENNA.
Roads are quite dry but rough.-Hay
has been quite plenty here, also potatoes,
but seed wheat is very scarce.-Appie and
other fruit trees bid fair for an abundant
| harvest Henry Dowst is very poorly
Robert Gordon, veteran, is quite low.
He is stopping with James Trask.-The
| village school commenced Monday, May
| 9th, under the instruction of Miss Alice
Waite, Vienna girl, IA Normal graduate,
| and q very successful toacher.-Rev. Free
Ion Starbrd of West Pennington, sur-
plies the Free Baptist pulpit every alter
nate Sabbath.
READFIELD.
The Sabbath schools of the Methodist
and Universalist societies here were re-
organized, Sunday, with nearly the same
board of officers as last year.-Mrs. Phil
lips is visiting at S. J. Howc's, this week
Mrs. Folsom has returned from Augusta
to her home on Kent's Hill. Miss Laura
Cover is home from Boston, and her
sister has gone to take her place thcre-
Charles Frost and family have moved to
Lewiston, where they will engage in
farming The Stevens family moved to
Winthrop last week.-Mrs.. Atkinson,
from Winthrop. having bought the house
vacated by the Stevens family has moved
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will supply tho Universalist pulpit after
moons for the summer. San
born's oldest son had his arm broken near
the wrist, last week, while jumping from
a car in motion.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Emeline Il. King, wife of Joseph
A. King, Esq, died, Monday, at O'Clock
L. M. She had been in poor health for
some weeks and was thought TO be i'm
proving. Neuralgia around the heart is
supposed to be the cause. Mr.. King is in
poor health. Their children are all with
them, three in number, two daughters
and son. They have the sympathy of
the entire community
MT VERNON
Yugoro Chiba from Sendar Japan, who
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lectured at the Baptist chucrh morning
and evening, Sunday, giving an account
of the progress of missionary work in that
country. In the evening views wore
given of places and scenes in Japan and
progress in civilization, etc 1t was very
interesting to our people. Mr.. Cheba is
young man about 25 years Of age, bright
and intelligent. His life work will be
preaching the Gospel of Christ to his peo-
ple.-Dr. J. W. North ana family arc at
their summer cottage for few days.
William NJ Tyler. W. Master of Vernon
Valley Lodge of Masons will represent
that organization at the Grand Lodge at
Portland, this wcek.--The last four
schools of Mt. Vernon commence, this
week, the Robinson school with Mrs
Flora A. Farrar, teacher; Cressey school
Miss Lottie q. Butler, teacher; Stevens
school, Miss Lizzie A. Dolloff, teacher;
Thing school, Mrs. f. Fl. Royal, teacher
WEST GARDINER.
very pleasant dance was held at
Grange hall, May night. Music was
furnished by MoDaghan's Orchestra |
About 80 couples were ON the floor Miss |
}i Haskell has accepted a position with |
Mrs. Conant of Gardiner in her cutting
anu hboihS nb puFCDHSe |
of the Collins Mills water power by the |
city OF Hallowell, for pumping station, |
has been completed The street commits |
sioners hope to begin work ON the roads, |
this week.-Mr. Frank Sherbourne re- |
Gently purchased a pair of fine large horses
for use on the ruad machine Charles |
Brooks and wife of Boston, are here on a
short visit to their parents. Mr. and Mrs. |
George Pelton.-Mrs. George Cole and |
little son Clarence of Cambridpeport.
Mass., are visiting at Mr.. VIII Babcock's. |
Penobscot.
CORINNA.
Paris Smith, medical student of Bow
doin, visited his parents at Morse's Cor
ner. Thursday. Mr.. Macomber of ELS
worth, is with his son, +. S. Macomber, for |
few days visit.-Supervisor Pease has |
made the following appointments for
summer teachers: G. p. Emery. f. A. |
Bearce, Myrtella Smith, Hattie Morton,
Del Veazie, Ethie Hamilton. Ada Burrill, |
Maria Katen, Miss Bradford. Annie Gill
man. Schools began May 6th.-Jeanette |
Fernald of Bangor, is visiting j. c. Peases |
family. Woodbine Lodge officers for the |
ensuing quarter are: G. r., A. Hoyt;
Y. T., Julia Straw; c., Rev. ]. W. Gard |