Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-22
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Aida LeBaron for district No. 8: Miss
| Myrtle y. Martin for district No. 4
Miss Addie Mosher for district Nc 3;
John r. Downs of Smithfield. for dis
trict No. C. and Miss Josie Clement for
district No. Elton l.. Blaisdell OF
Portland. is now visiting at his fathers
| William II. BlaisdelI, for a short time
| SIDNEY.
The people in the vicinity Of the Bap-
/ fist church on the River road have
eheerfully and literally responded TO
the invitation to improve the inside OF
/ the church. The ceiling has been neat
/ ~ covered with alabastine. the walls
papered the pews and furniture
t painted and vanished. Everyone is
| greatly pleased with the change The
/ work was thoroughly done by Mr.. w
| F. Mitchell of Vassalboro. Mr. Mitchell
+ is now engaged in painting Mr. A.
/ Sawtelle's buildings-The travelling
/ is very bad in places.-The grange will
have their next meeting, Thursday
evening. April 80
| WEEKS MILLS.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder who have
/ been visiting Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Plum
} ner. have returned to their home in
| Peabody, Mass.-Mrs. Avis Morse of
! Bath. who has been visiting her
( father Henry Sherman. has returned
! home.-Miss Carrie Burrill. rsho has
been attending school 1t the Erskine
academy, was obliged to return home
on account Of ill health. She is still
very sick.
/ SOUTH NASSALBORO.
Riverton. \. H., last week-G. S. Per-
kins has been confined to the house the
past week with an abscess on his leg.
Mr.. c. F. Cobb of Mt. Pleasant stock
farm. has been quite extensively en-
| gagged in making maple syrup this
spring. -Ralph Estes. of Weeks Mills
was in the place CONTEMPORARIES
/ Bumps OF China village was at j. r.
Twtchells Thursday.
| WINSLOW
Charles Flye of kingman. has been
IN town the past week. lie came on
account of his father. j. ID. Flye being
very sick with pneumonia.--George S.
| Paine who went to Boston last week.
took advantage of the excursion ia
washington. u. c.. and will visit the
Capitol.-Franl. Hayden left Monday
morning. for Colorado. where he will
go into the mining business.
LITCHFIELD CORNER. rv
/ Mr. and Mrs F. p Thayer have n
young son Charles PutmanD.-A fine
pair of twins came to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mitchell of Oak Hill. one day this
Week.-Mrs.. Addie Baker has been to
Portland to purchase new spring goods.
Mrs. Lizzie Bubier is out again after
her long Illness Henry Fish and
Arthur Niles have gone to Massachu-
sets to work during the summer-Rey
James Richmond gave a very instruc-
tive and interesting discourse, Sunday
morning on the subject of temperance
There was temperance concert
Sunday evening. The church was very
handsomely decorated with plants and
howers. One of the features of the
morning service was beautiful sole
BY Miss Eta Richmond. which was
very finely rendered. 1t was enjoyed
and appreciated by all present.
MT VERNON.
| Rev. r. Gerry has returned to this
place much to the satisfaction of his
people. Mr.. Gerry is a great worke,
ana the church is prospecting under his
charge.- A. p. Morse who has been
dangerously i'll. is much improved
Jarvy Tyler has secured position as
assistant baggage master at Readfield
Depot.-The ice is getting out of the
little lake fast and it will be clear this
week.-Wellington French is much
better.