Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-10

klhlman has got His ho" ~,
on the outside.-Rev. A. y. Int inpson
preached at the Tangie ridge school,
house last Sunday. 4. upper anu
c. Z. Leland have each pough' Iio'ey
potato digger this fall.
Kennebec.
NORTH WAYNE
The North WAYNE Tool Co. has COM
nIeted repairs on It's dam and resumed
work Mondsy.-Mapy of our citizens at
,anded the State fair at Lewiston, last
woet Mr. and Mrs Isaac White and son
Edoar have returned from an extended
visit In Massachds dsetts and New York
Mastar Carl p. Stevens of Portland, who
has heen visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
W stevens. returned home, Monday -
Nrs George Foss has returned from a visit
20 Misc Minnie Caldwell of Oxford, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. l. j. Monk and children
of south Paris, visited relatives In town,
last week.-Mr aud Mrs T. A. Lovejoy
and children of Boston, are visiting Mr.
I,oveiov's brother, c. NJ. Lovejoy Rev.
G. a. Laughton, pastor of the Wayne NJ.
| p church. will preach at the Methodist
church in this village, Sunday, Sept Is,
at O'Clock P M-Josiah W. Taylor is
teaching the high school at Fayette Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lothrop of this vii
| laoe observed their golden wedding ami
yersary, Tuesday, Aug 27. Their pleas
ant home was tastefully adorned for the
occasion with flowers and ferns and
crowded with happy company of old and
Young, all their children being present
except three, with the whole number of
grandchildren. A lavishly spread table
bore as center piece the wedding cake
with the dates, 1S45-1s95. After dinner
was served the grandchildren entertained
the company with vocal and instrumental
music and readings. At o'clock the
party broke up with heartfelt wishes that
the lives of the worthy pair might be pro-
longed for many happy years.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lewis of Randolph
and sister, Mrs. Charles Lawrence of this
town, started for Boston, Monday, for a
visit with relatives and friends dS-MrS.
Elizabeth Mckay of Auburn, Me- came
to town, Thursday, for visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McGugin and Mrs. b.
B. Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Aid
rich started, Tuesday, for Wiscasset, where
they will spend the rest of the week camp
ing, fishing, etc-A game of bail was
played between Randolph and Whiteteld,
Saturday, which resulted in a victory for
| the Whitefelds by score of Is to TO- The
game was called after the seventh inning,
| on account of darkness. s.-Mr. and Mrs
| Arthur Cooper of Lewiston, are visiting
Charles Warren of this place.-Mr. B. Is.
| Hanson and Mr.. and MrE. j. +. Aldrich
spent the day, Monday, In Gardiner The
| citizens of this town have been troubled a
great deal this season by parties driving
out and helping themselves to all the
blackberries they could find. Two of these
persons went into the pasture of b. B.
| Hanson of this town, and after walking
about decided that there were no berries
| In there, yet over five bushels have been
picked out of this one place in town.-The
| farmers this way are all busy digging
potatoes. Nearly everyone reports more
or less rotten ones among them, yet good,
sound potatoes predominate.
CHINA.
The first passenger car of the W. & q.
| r. r. to reach China village came here
on Sunday at $50 A. NJ. 1t contained
several officials of the road who availed
themselves of the first opportunity after
| its completion to this point to pass over 1t
| on tour of inspection. They were
pleased with the manner of construction
| and the smoothness of the rOad.-Mrs.
| Ellen A. Howe of Fitchburg, and Mrs.
| j. G. Wilson of Springfield, Mass, are
| visiting their brother +. o. Brainerd.
They came via W. & Q. as all our visitors
| should be instructed to do.-Rev. A.
Leach, pastor of the Baptist church, has
taken to himself a wife In Miss Abbie
Taylor of Lynn, Mass, former resident
of China.-Mr. George Wentworth and
Miss Fannie J. Smith were also married
recentiy.-Rev n r. Pearson will go Lu
Westbrook. Wednesday, to attend the State
convention of the Epworth League. The
| campmecting closed after prosperous ses-
sion and with surplus in the treasury
| The high school commenced Monday,
| Sept 8, in charge of J. f. Philbrook a
| late graduate of Colby bout three
| miles of rails to be laid will carry the
railroad to Albion.-Miss Helen Max
selIus of Passiac, n j., is visiting Mr.
| and Mrs. G. A. Slack.-Frrd Foy has
greatly enlarged his house un the Estes
farm recently purchased by him.
SOUTH LITCHFIELD
| Rev Mr. Childs has returned from his
vacation and services at the South Litch.
| field Baptist church have b,en resumed
Mrs. d. B. Stockham of Washington.
| d. c., is stopping at j W. Bartlctt's, at
| the Deacon Bartlett homestead, her old
| home. % a. True has gone to Louisville,
| Ky, to attend the national enoampmen,
of the 6. A R.-The remains of Mrs
Emeline ord " hose death resultcd from
m accident in connection with the cleo