Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-23
Pen0bscot.
CORINNA.

CORINNA.
Mrs. Lena Ireland of Boston, Mass, re-
turned, Wednesday, aft,r two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs u.
B. Fisher, at the Center Miss Amelia
Knox of Haverhill. Mass, came Wednes'
day with her mother, Mrs W. S. Alien
Walter Knowles and wife returned to
Amsterdam n. Y, after a two weeks
vacation, Thursday. Bari Chapman and
Stella of Bang>r, are visiting their
grandmoth' Mrs. Thomas Clark
r. B. Shaw has gone to Coney Island.
n. Y. He will visit New Hampshire and
Massachusetts relatives. Fred has charge
of the store during his absence.-Fred
Prescott of Bangor, is at his grand
parents on Main street. Several took in
the Wild West exhibition at Waterville.-
Haying is moving rapidly on. There will
be as much as in 1894 but it will be of
better quality and freer from weeds. "A.
L. Grant has 70 tons of 1894 crop stored
Sagadahoc.
RICHMOND.
The proceedings in the case of l.. f,
Hopkins, charged with having liquor
with intent to sell, were brought to an
unexpected conclusion, Saturday morn
ing At the coming in of the court,
County Attorney Rogers asked leave to
enter mol pros, to which &. D.(Newell,
counsel for the respondent, objected, re-
marking that he did not propose allow
ing the county attorney to take the sting
out of defeat by entering mol pros
After listening to remarks of counsel,
Justice Curtis discharged the prisoner.
In the complaint charging Hopkins with
being q common seller, examination was
waived and Hopkins furnished surcties
for his appearance mt the August term OF
court.-At about five o'clock Saturday
afternoon complain was made to Select
man Curtis of the way things were being
run at Daniel Lancaster house on Main
street Officer Whitney was sent forthwith
TO Lancasters place and finding Lizzie
Cracker drunk and disorderly lodged her
in the lookup for the night. Mrs. Crook
er' IS removal had the effect of quieting
things in the neighborhood and at last
accounts Daniel was master of the situa
ton. l..
Somerset.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
g. S. .Iewett spent last week in
Boothbay Harbor, Bar Harbor and Cam
den in the interest of the Hillside cream
cry of Exeter F. p. Wyman has gone to
Exetcr.-A large number of people at
tended the crcuses at Skowhegan and
Water7ille, Wednesday Walter Murphy
was in Boston last week.-Mabel Wells
returned, Saturday. from four weeks
visit in Boston and Falmouth Miss
Maria Carr Is at home from Massachu
sets. She will enter Harvard In the fall.
WIN. Wheeler visited his home In Farm
ington, Saturday. -Miss Bessie Tcnny of
Boston, Is visiting in town. kilby
and daughter Marion of Washington, ID.
G., are spending the summer In this viii
lage and Mrs. Smythe of Washing
ton, arrived Thursday evening, to spend
the summer The Ideal Dramatic Com
pany was stranded in this town, Satur-
day 1t is from Massachusetts and has
had poor luck since 1t struck Maine 1t
was billed for Millers hall, Friday even
ing. but only seven persons attended the
performance. The farmers report a
small hay crop but all other crops are
looking extremely well. H c. Hussey
and Ed Clarke attended the New Eng
land League game Of ball at Waterville,
Friday. REV. Mr.. Hatch of Fairfield,
preached at the Baptist church, Sunday
Waldo.
BURNHAM.
The last three days have been very fine
for getting in hay. An average crop is
being harvested. -Mrs. ~ f. Murray is
visiting at c. A. Millikcn's in Augusta. -
Enigneer Paul has moved his family to
Waterville. W. Harding was elected
superintendent of the Sunday school, vice
G. f. McAlister, deceased.