Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-10-02
EAST PITTSTON.

EAST PITTSTON.
Mr. Leonard Moody and family went to
New York, Saturday. They have occupied
their summer residence here about three
months Allie Hanley who is em-
ployed at Gardiner, spent Sunday with
her parents. Dell Williams of Dartmouth
College. N. H., is visiting his parents In
this village-Mr. Cashmans, who works
for Leonard Moody had his hand badly
iammed, Saturday. 1t was dressed by
DR.. Libby of this place.-Beef peddlers
and grocery teams are very thick this fall.
The apple crop is almost an utter fail
ure, no one will get more than one tenth
crop, if that, in this locality. Farmers
are burning their old stumps and brush
| fences and replacing them with new and
handsome wire fences The recent fair at
our park was success in every way as
money enough 1t is understood, was re-
| ccivcd to pay all bills
READFIELD.
The Golden Cross Commandery has
| bought new crgan for their hall.-Mrs.
Albert Whittcn from Chelsea Mass, is
visiting relatives here.-E. G. Motiitt after
few weeks visit at Rockland has re-
turned much improved in health.-Capt.
W. Howard from Portland, spent few
days last week with his mother, Mrs. H.
Gilman, in this village-W. c. Record
wife and son are now on an excursion
| trip to Aroostook Miss Sara Fogg and
some others will attend the Melba concert
at Portland, Wednesday, of this week.
Lafayette Lodge arc having the cellar
walls and chimney of their block rebuilt.
The chimney was found in bad condition
and might have caused fire at any time.
w. f.. Hussey at the Depot moved into
the Hutchinson house last week that ne
recently purchased.-The ladies circle
will meet with Mrs. c. H. Strong, We'd
nesday evening of this week.
BRANCH MILLS.
Capt Eli Cox died Sept. 49, after few
weeks illness of heart disease Mrs.
fohn Babcock of Manchester, and Mrs. l..
:. Copy of Augusta, spent Il few days
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Homer
| Cole, last wcck.-Edith Nelson of Water
Vile. has been visiting at her uncle's, P.
). Worthing George Dow of Brook.
lyp, n. Y, arrived at H. l.. Pinkham's,
| last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
Jones of Belfast and Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Hunnewell of China, were at W. f.
pinkham's, Thursday.
WEEKS MILLS.
James Field who has been at tho hotel
since last April will return to New York,
Monday Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Percival
If Watcrvillc, We're the guests of Mrs.
Mary Percival, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
James Goddard Of Waterville, were at
Dean Estes over Sunday Miss Rizpah
Percival has gone to Augusta for the win
tcr.-Mrs. Hubbard White has gone to
China village for two weeks visit
Mrs. Sercpta Holloway and daughter
Love, returned from two weeks visit in
Massachusetts.
FAYETTE
Linn Billings and sister Kate of Provi-
dence r. l., and Miss L. Billings Of
| Watervillc, have been visiting their
brother, George A. Billings.-Miss Lura
Wells and Zulerna Whittemore have gone
to New York, to finish ther studies at the
art school. Mrs. Frank Bodge is expected
home this week. Mrs Mary P. Wyman
is repairing her house.
ALBION.
| Everett Besse lost a valuable horse last
week.-Mrs.. Staokpole oil Houlton, aged
81, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Elias Fow-
ler The Ladies' Benevolent Circle
passed pleasant evening with Mrs
Henry Moody last Thursday S Seldom
does this town receive shock like that
occasioned by the sudden and terrible
death of one of its citizens, Mr. Fred X.
Hussey, an account of whose sad death
will be found in our telegraph news
| Knox.
WASHINGTON
The dedication of the new chapel at
West Washington occurred last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens of New Hampshire, de-
livered the address. A very large num-
ber of people were present.-F. W. Gun
ningham went to Waldoboro to photo
graph the Sidelinger reunion, Wednesday.
Mrs. Eunice Lenfest who has been
spending the summer at Peter Lenfcst's.
went to Rockland, Friday, en- route for
her home in Massachusetts, NJ.
Cunningham and W. Larrabee of South
Hope, visited friends in town last week. -
VIM. Stickney OF Warren, visited friends
here last week.. l.. Burns made a trim
to Bar Harbor and Portland last week.
A fire was started near the canpground
last week, and it was feared would de-
st-oy ali the cottages but by hard work
and plowing all around the grounds
through the woods, the buildings were
saved.-The Sonth Liberty choir met at
the residence Of f. Prescott Sunday and
a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all.
Piscataquis.
lGUILFORD.
Mrs Nancy Rhodes of Harmony, has