Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-12

P-SacAy ~ "AooSut 10 tQlS place Tor
interment.-The farmers of this place
VINO have been sending their cream by ex-
press TO the Turner Centre creamery now
oflng 1t to the depot and 1t is tested and
sent by freight direct to Boston where it
Is used with Strawberries. H. Gordon.
wife and children went to Mt. Vernon Sat
uroay to spend Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gordon. sixth
anniversary of Matthew Simpson Epworth
League was observed recently and SER
mon was preached to the league by Rev.
. Hooper of the Methodist churcb.-A
party OF young people went to the grove
last Tuesday evening The young ladies
chartered the steamer and invited the
young men to accompany them.-The
ball grounds will be occupied two days
this week.
RIVERSIDE.
Ernest Wade of Augusta was here last
Saturday visiting bis brother, Harry
Benz. Sherman and This mother of Au-
gusta were in the place last saturday,
David Strong of Gardiner was visiting his
uncle here last week.-Misses Jennie and
Della Collins of Gardiner, were at Mrs.
Hannah Springers Sunday.-C. r. Reed
and Miss Lottie Morse of Augusta were
In the place Sunday.-Mrs. Sewall Clark,
son and daughter of Sidney, were here
last Thursday. and Mrs. J. e. Eos
sett and Ruth, were here Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Low of Seaward were here
last Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. H. d. B.
Aver of North Vassalboro, were in the
place last Tuesday.-Miss Emma Spring
er has gone to Boston for two weeks. -
MissAnnie Connick is in Augusta visit
ing Misses Olive and Winnie Lee.-Mr.
and Mrs. p. f. Rose of Fairfield, passed
through here Monday on their way to Au-
gusta where they intend to reside.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. George Keith saw deer on the
Charles Jones farm last Friday Mrs
William Goodwin. who has been away
visiting through May has returned. Miss
BERTHE Underwood and Miss Emma I'm
derwood who have been teaching school in
New Jersey, the past year, have returned
homo to spend their vacation. -Crows
are doing lots of damage roads are
not first class-Mr Frank BODICE and
wife were in Augusta over Sunday with
his brother, Tom Dodge.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Mrs Malvina Worselcy has returned
from Bangor, where she has been for "a
number of weeks past.--Mr Chas Put
nam of Gardiner, was in town on Sunday
visiting relatives and friends.-Mr. Ber-
nard Devine of Whitefeld was in town
Sunday.-Mr. Il. e. Allen of Gardiner is
at home attending his father during the
latter's illness. crops are looking
first rate, and early peas will soon be on
the market.-Mr. Chas Williams of this
town Is learning to play the banjo and is
making good progress Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday the citizens of this dis
trict were all busy fixing the stage road
in front of the post office Mr. Geo
Kicker rode out ON Saturday last as far as
the postoffice. His numerous friends were
pleased to see him among them once
more. Miss Lizzie Dunn gave a party to
her friends on Saturday evening last at
her residence. Games, dancing ETC., wero
the order of the evening. A light collation.
was served during the evening
MT. VERNON.
A childrens day concert was held by the
Baptist Sunday school on the evening of
the ninth. The ROTATIONS, recitals and
pieces were excellent. The scholars did
themselves honor. Good music was furn-
ished by the choir, Miss Marie NJ Tylc-,
organist -Mr. Archie Cram came in CO.
lision with wagon on his bicycle Sal
bath evening which threw him from b S
wheel, injuring his hand and hip. II @
floral decorations at the Baptist churt h
were very fine on last Sunday. Much
credit is due the floral committee for their
excellent service in this line.
WAYNE
Charles Norris died at his home in this
town June 1st, aged So years Mr.. Nor
ris always lived in the school district
where he died He has been a very active
man and will be much missed by the COM
munity He was buried Tuesday fore
noon, June 4th, services by Rev. C. A.
Laughton. pastor of the M. E. church of
which Mr.. Norris was member Hon.
p. F. Pike has offered to build the NJ. f.
church of Wayne, vestry without ex-
pense to them If the society will repair
their church inside and out. The offer
has been accepted, and Mr.. Pike has
commenced work preparatory for build
ing the vestry- J. M. Moulton has had
iron roofing put on his stable The house
and ell are being rapidly pushed toward
completion by Mr.. Charles Roberts of
North Livermore.- farmers have
generally got through planting. -
Grass is looking fine. Baldwin apples |
will be a rarity this autumn.
WEEKS MILLS.
There was an excursion run from Wis
casset over the W. & O., Friday. Mrs. Dr.
Boulster and daughter Jennie OF Angus
ia, were in town recently.--Dr and Mrs. |
tombstone of South China were calling |
on friends here Monday. -Joseph Banks
was thrown from his carriage last week
and injured quite badly. Bertha
Doe has returned from a weeks visit to |
Fairfield. Viola Burgess and Miss
Williams of North Vassalboro, were in |
town, Sunday, visiting Mrs Burgess
cousin. Conductor Atkinson of the W. & |
Q.
READFIELD.
Miss Nellie Fogg who has been spend
ing the last six months in New York re-
turned home with her mother, Mrs. s. |
G. Fogg. from New Hampshire, on Sat
urday last-M. W. Manter went to Mndi-
son Friday last for a few days Edmund
Murimap made short call at his fathers
here on Friday going from here to Madi-
son. LESS has been done on the roads in
thic vjcipitv fhnc thar, fpr ~, ,.- ron re