Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-22
STATE NEWS.
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MARIAvIL.LE.

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MARIAVILLE.
The Jordan reunion which was held
Wednesday, Sept. 16, at Leonard Jordan $
grove was well attended. william Carr
is in very poor health.--Mr and Mrs
John Frost who were called here 70 the
Jordan reunion is visiting relatives and
friends in town for few days-Mrs Alb
bic Buzzell and her sister Eva Jordan, OF
Old Town. made a brief visit to relatives
and friends last week.-Nery wet weather
and potatoes are rotting badly.
kennebec.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Ethel Mooers was the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Randall at Augusta last week.
Frank Barrows of Augusta. was IN the
place last Monday.-Mrs. Chaplin of Bel
week.-Llewelyn Delano and mother, OF
Boothbay, are visiting friends here. MISS
Ellen Phillips of North Vassalboro2 ,,G was
Miss Hannah D. Alden is visiting
friends in Augusta.-Twenty-e eight OF our
citizens were in Augusta last Tuesday.rr
Guy Winters. who is book.keeper for tne
City. He was formerly Riverside boy.
Some one attempted TO steai n n, last last
week. The thief got the morse uilni. ., ~
and the wagon partly turned arouna IN
the stable and the noise woke NIs -, isa ~
dan who was alone in the house, and he
left without accomplishing his object
The East Vassalboro band gave a CON
cert and dance here last Eridag r. n ailad
The concert was enjoyed by ia1r sized
audience and the dance was Wen patroi-
lied. This band which has been organ
lied two or three years gave evidence OF
much practice; they are we'll up in music
and give a fine concert. The singing of
their accomplished leader Prof. Strick-
land. was appreciated and the stump
speech of Mr. Farnsworth of China, was
very laughable.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. Ambrose Lyon is improving.-B.
F, Hussey and wife are visiting in Bos-
ton and vicinity.-H'red Watson is at
work in North Vassalboro for +. II. Cook.
Walter Merrill from Dover, N. H., for
merly of Sidney, visited relatives here
last week.-Dr. Henry Sawtelle and fam
SawteIes brother, A.: M. Sawtelle,. last
Week.-Mrs. Nancy Glazier from New
port is visiting friends here.-The thresh
ing machines are doing rushing bust
ness here now threshing out the grain
crop which is large one. Your cores
pendent can ouch ,ot for the fact that j; F.
threshers measure. (hdaping up) on one
and onc-half acres of land. If anyone
has beaten that We would like the proof
.Doubtiess no one 9 VII rorset, that the
If stormy it will take place the next fair
day.
FAYETTE.
Quite a number attended the show
at Pennington last week.-The silos
will be filled this week if weather per-
mits.-Yellow corn is good and it is
being cut up and shocked. Gilbert I'm
derwood has the heaviest piece of en-
silage corn in town.-Summer boarders
have about all left for this season.
Charles Trask has been thrashing grain
in town, he thrashed about 100 bushels
of oats for A. f. Mank one afternoon
last week.
WAYNE.
The Rev. Mr.. Frohock of Kent's Hill
is to deliver an address to the Epworth
league, Tuesday evening after which
refreshments will be served to visiting
leagues at Lincoln hall.-Mr. Henry
Gould had large illumination in
honor of Names majority, Tuesday
eVcning.-John Cram and A. B. Allen
have returned from St. Paul where they
went TO decorate for the q. A. R.-Miss
Lena F'oy who has been visiting Mrs.
Haskell, has returned to her home in
Turser.-Mrs. Hattie White is visiting
friends in Portland.