Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-25

afternoon. Mrs Nellie M. Rogers came
home from Farmingdale, Saturday, quite
ill.,
STETSON.
The marriage of Miss Emily Powers
and Mr.. Bert N. Flint, both of Stetson,
was solemnized Sunday, June 10th. The
wedding was private one but on the
Monday evening following the newly
welded couple received their many
friends. The reception was very bril-
liant affair Relatives and other friends
were present from Dexter, Corinna, New
port, Exeter, and it seemed as If all the
best people of StetsOn were in attendance
Over 200 were present during the even
ing and the occasion was a delightful
one for all who participated. The very
large number of presents attested the
esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Flint are
held The list was chiefly composed of
useful articles many of them costly and
all appropriate Among them was a
check for $50 from Gen. j. A. Hill.
COMMA.
We received a visit from Mr.. Oman
Southland Of Eureka, Cal, on Saturday
Mr.. Southland has been in CALIFORNIA;
the past eighteen years He will re
main in Maine till October. sent
forty excursionists on Tuesday to
Houlton and Fort Fairfield, Corinna
band as escort.-Mrs. Irene Knowles
of Fort Fairfield, came back with her
former neighbors to visit her child
hood scenes.-P l.. Pease and }. f..
Folsom took in M. s. G. commencement.-
s G. Worthen who has been at Columbia
College, N. Y, came Thursday, to remain
with his father during vacation. Our
druggist drinks make our people drunk.
Daily average on the increase of liquid
paralysis. -Summer visitors are arriving.
C. W. Nutter disposed of a fine horse
last week. Bangor parties has him.
Somerset.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK
Landlord King of the Sawyer house,
which was burned, Thursday morning has
hired the Quinnebasset house on the north
side and will open the house to the public
this week. He will run team to meet
every train and electric car Several
members of the local grange attended the
picnic at Stark, Friday. after
noon, theQuinnebassets base ball club went
to Madison and played IA game with the
Madisons, which was won by the Madisons
by a score of II to g. The game was a
very good one with the exception of the
first three innings. The Quinnebassets
were weakened by tho absence of the
three Skowhegan members, who were
unable to be present Thursday evening
Hobbs Military band won't to Skowhe-
gan, and furnished music at the Opera
house for Nickerson and Nesmiths
comedians. Walter Murphy arrived
home from Orono, Thursday. Mr. Muir
ply was member of the graduating
class at tho Maine State College. Wal
lace Conant left for New York last Tues
day. He sailed for Europe, Saturday
e. S. Jewett was In Old Orchard over
Sunday.-Several ladies attended the play
Little Lord Fauntleroy" at Skowhe-
gan, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. H. N.
Pierce has been quite sick the past week.
Mrs. l.. p. Holt Is in very poor health
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kent of Madison, are
visiting friends in town-The junior
class of the Norridgewock high school,
gave public exhibition at the Baptist
church, Friday evening" which was very
much enjoyed by every one,-The high
school closed Friday, after having a very
successful term of school. Principal
Pierce will return in the fall The Good
Templars will go to Oakland by special
train, Tuesday evening, to visit Oakland
Lodge.
CORNVILLE.
Rev. Dr. Dunn of Waterville, preached
at the Baptist church, yesterday, to an
appreciative audience State Deputy L.
L. Smith of CornvilIe Lodge, I. O. of G.
T., attended Wellington Lodge, No. 3Ss
of Wellington, Friday evening Warren
Harville of Skowhegan, is painting Henry
p. Fogg's buildings which are among the