Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-18

Stinchfleld; Sd, reading Bridget's Bicycle
Ride. Mrs. Provan; 4th, tableau, Sirens :;
9Th, tableau, "Roman Wedding Dance {;
9Th, reading, "The Statues Story" Mrs.
Proyan; 18th, tableau, "Cornelias
Jewels" sth, tabeau, Rock of Ages {;
9th. solo, Mr.. A. 2. Wing; 10th, reading,
"Keenans Charge" Mrs. Provan; 1lth,
tableau, "Past, Present, Future; 18th,
solo, Miss Stinchfield; 18th, tableau,
1.-THE Sculptor's Dream The ta5leaus
were an exhibition of the Delsarte method
of expression by means of groups OF
figures personifying different emotions.
Mrs. Provan Is a public reader OF rare
ability. She has taken great interest in
the public entertainments Of this village
this season and has helped in a substantial
way by rendering in her pleasing man
ner some of her readings. She returns to
her home in Boston this week with her
genial husband and boys.-Mr. f. G.
Dexter is very sick and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery. -Sewall Pettingill
who was confined to his house few days
by sickness Is out again. Mrs Olive A.
Norris is quite siok.-Our physician, +. L.
Chenery says there Is considerable sick
ness in the town.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Rev. A. C. Townsend of West Hamp-
ton, Mass, visited his friend and college
classmate, B. NJ. Avery, last week. He
consented to preach, Sunday afternoon, at
the church and delivered an able sermon
which was much appreciated In the
morning the regular pastor, Rev. f.. >.
Parker, gave an excellent sermon..-Will
Day of Lewiston, was at Otis Jewell S last
week B NJ Avery and family started,
Monday morning, to visit Mrs Avery s
relatives at Bclfast..-B. Walker and
wife, Mark Avery and others attended the
district Sunday school convention at
Spears Corner, West Litchfield, last
Wednesday, and report fair attendance
and usual interest.
RIVERSIDE.
Israel Merrill of China, was here last
Monday. Mr. and Mrs Fred Morrill, and
daughter of Ways Mills, Barnston, 2. O.,
are visiting Mrs b. Y. Reed, Mrs. Nor
rill's mother. Mary Brown OF Au-
gusts, is visiting Mrs. Josiah Brown -
Mrs. Israel Merrill of China, was here last
Thursday VI. u. Fossett and daughter of
Augusta, were here, Sunday. The Con
gregational church here has been painted
outside and inside. 1t makes a great i'm
provement.-Miss Maud Smiley Is visit
ing relatives in Newton, Mass.
WEEKS MILLS.
Conductor Atkinson, of the Wiscassct
& Quebec r. R, and wife, spent Sunday
at the hotel.-Miss Maud Richardson has
returned to her home in Bangor. Mrs
Julia Reed has gone to Waltham, Mass -
Webster Cobb of Boston, Mass. was at
the hotel Saturday.-Dr. Lincoln who bad
his leg broken by being thrown from his
carriage, is improving rapldly.-Miss Lutte
Merrill and Miss Florence Murry have
rented the rooms over Mr.. A. r. Burrill 8
store and will open millinery and dress
making rooms there this week.
WINSLOw.
Miss Lucy Paine has gone to Boston to
visit friends. -George W. Reynolds took n
carload of lambs to Brighton, Monday
morning. Quite large delegation went
from here to Gardiner on the special train
Monday night to attend the A. O. L. W.
meeting Frank Brooks has finished the
stone culvert at tn foot Of Rice Hill and
has the contract for the one at the town
line on the river road. He began to lay
the granite, Monday