Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-14
FAYETrE.

crop Is good. The apple crop will be very
small IN this own and vicinity. j. NJ.
Pike OF Wayne, who raised more than 200
barrels, last year, reckons his crop this
| year at 20 barrels. -SumIner visitors ale
arriying-Rev. a. T.. Woudsun', a former
resident of this town, and who married
the daughter of +. A. Chase, is here 10
spend his vacation. DIR. Woodsuin
preached to an appreciative audience at
the Baptist church on Sunday.-Rev.
Everett WhittsInore aud family are at
j. II. Sturtevant's.-S. V. Pixies two
daughters. with their hushandc from
Massachusetts, are at home. There Were
at his home at one time, two grand
mothers, one great-~g grandmother and d
Observation-Disclosures, absent. This Is
seldom found in one fnnily.-Mr. Babb
aud wife are at Mir 4. Jones' Some Of
our people arc still On the sick list
james A. Berry, an old citizen, is con
fined TO his house, also c. b. Judkins.-
Mr.. Harris, who has been confined to his
house by rheumatism, Is able to be out
W. W. Grover, who has been on the
sick list for some months, Is improving.
Miss Emma ID. Berry will go to Old
Orchard for a few weeks rest, hoping to
recuperate Ter health.-Howard Z. berry
is home on a vacation. Contractor Rob
erts. who is building IL house and stable
for Postmaster Moulton at Wayne, Is
pushing this job toward completion
2. b. Pike, Esq, has men at work on the
new vestry at the Methodist church.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The farmers are busy harvesting thei
grain, which yields much better than las
year. Many haul from the field to th'
machine. Thomas Piper at his mill
threshold 1900 bushels, last week.-Mr
J. II. Kennedy has a very promising Mel
son colt, 3 years old, for which he has sew
eral times refused $200.-We are in
formed by the chairman of our board OF
selectmen that the whole of the S25
raised by the town for the new school
house at Riverside, has been expended
and the building is unfinished. Work
has been suspended hey. has. Taylor
formerly of Winsiow, occupied the Bap-
fist church pulpit, Sunday. Brother
Taylor is preaching in New York.-Mr.
Parker G. Clifford, who has been visiting
his brother Fred, in EastoD, Mass, has
returned home. Rev. W. C. Baker ha,
returned from q three weeks vacation
A large number from this village at
tended tho muster at Oak Grove, Sun
day. Mr.. Sam McCurdy and George
Aver and j. X. Kennedy attended the
races at Augusta, last week.
Lincoln.
BOOTHBAY.
Mrs. Laura Rand and daughter Ethel
. IN-ouat A,a. -rorlio- tbatr ~,
cation at J. Il. Lewis.-Mis Annie
Rogers of Gloucester, Mass, is visiting
Miss Anna Welsh.-Miss Florence Spark
Of Pennington. is the guest of Miss JOSH
Day. Misses Laura and Clara Meade,
of Haverhill, Mass, ara stopping a few
weeks with their aunt, Mrs. A.P. Giles.
Miss Grace De Wolfe Of Boston, is stop
ping at j. X. Coreys'.-Mrs. Octavia
Welch is visiting her daughter in Alma
Rev. G. A. Baker, wife and little niece
ARR we'd home from Monmouth. Thursday.
Mrs. Susan Elliott arrived home from,
Bidleford, Sunday.-Mr Will Trufapt
and sister, accompanied by Miss Lois
Palmer, spent at few days at W. ID. Dos
toms. Mrs. Olive Greenleaf and family
OF Woburn, Mass, are visiting her par
ents.-Mrs. william Daniels and littlt
daughter of Chelsea, are spendinaR few
weeks with her mother. Misses Settie
and Gertrude Pinkham and brother of
East Boston, are in town for a few weeks
Miss Josie Tibbetts of Mnttapan, ar
ri tei home, Tucsday.-Miss Pinky Gil,s
Of Providence, r. l., came, Friday, for n
visit to her grandfather Herbert
Lewis of Charlestown, Mass, is in town,
WALDOBORO.
Revs. 5. T. Westhsfer, G.. s. Glen
uiings and G. W. Bradlee will be the
preachers, Tuesday. Aug. 2, ct the ZIP
worth League convention at Nobleboro
DR.. Parsons of Portland, as announced.
will deliver his lecture on The Average
Man" Monday evening, and the con
vention will he organized. Other able
preachers are secured for the remaining
days ct the campmeeting. Bring your
Finest OF the Wheat, No. q"
Sasadahoc.
BOWDOINHAM.