Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-04

piece of road has been constructed on
the highway between A. Larleys ana
F. Moody's. 1t has been made douple
the usual width. Such wide roads are
highly gratifying when two carriages
meet and will be appreciated by
.bikers."
RANGELEY.
Monday, the nine-yearsold son of
Lucien Cakes of Rangeley, was play
ing with a dynamite cap, it exploded
and filled his face with powder.
kennebec.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Mrs. Rose Marson and children. Ger
trude and Ray. are at Mrs. Carrie Nor
rill's. for a few weeks vacation.-Cap-
tain Frank Meader of Randolph, Wis
tied at F. p Morrilrs. Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Stone and son.
of Boston, arrived Thursday evening,
for a short stay with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lawrence.-Warren Blodgett,
a former resident of this town, is dan
gerousIy ill at his residence in Brock
ton. Mass.-David Williams and grand
brose Williams returned to their
homes in Boston, Thursday.
RIVERSIDE.
Guy and Walter Gilcrease spent last
week at Rumford Falls.-Mrs. 'Chas.
White and Mr. and Mrs. A. f. White
of Everett. Mass, are visiting at c.
NJ. Colman's.-Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Ty-
Ter of Lowell Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Emery.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Pierce of Augusta, called on
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bigelow last Fri
day.. e. Gray of Everett, Mass,
who has been at j. N. RusSellS for two
weeks. has gone home. His wife and
child will remain a month longer
Mrs. c. A. Thompson Of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. f. c. Getchell.-Mrs.
Frank Haskell and Misses Grace and
Mary Haskell of Vassalboro, We're in
the place last Saturday.. S. Emery
was at Bowdoinham all of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter b. Shaw and son
Robert, of Washington. ID. c., visited
Mr.. Shaws sister, Mrs Josiah Brown
last week. Mr.. Shaw has returned to
Washington. Mrs. Shaw and Robert
will stay a few weeks longer.-Mrs. f.
ID. Howe, Miss Pearl and Master
Frank of Dorchester. Mass. are at II
Fl. Halves for a few weeksA little
boy by the name of Luther Folsom
only eleven years old, belonging in
Waterville, was here Monday, on his
way to South Windsor, on foot. He
had walked II miles when he got II IL
and rad = pr as more to go to get tC
South windsor. 1t seemed a long
walk for such a little felloW-Miss
Linda Final of Boston and Miss Emma
Final of Chicago. are at II. III. Smells
Frank e. Smith, treasurer of Au-
gusta Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, wife and child, are boarding al
Mrs. W. J. Rowe's.-John f. Goodwin
who has been visiting his daughters
Mrs. w. B. Lewis and Flossie Good
win, returned to the Soldiers Home
Saturday.-Llewellyn Wentworth has
moved into one of Joshua Robbins
houses.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Lewis
John F. Goodwin and daughter, Flos-
sic, and Samuel Porter, spent last
Tuesday at TOgus. hlr. Porter who is
so years old enjoyed the trip very
much.-Chas. Newell is haying in Lex
ington for Chas. Tufts, who owns a
large farm there.-Miss Alvena Good
win and her cousin, Mrs. Knox of
South Norridgewock, visited Mrs. w.
b. Lewis last week. Mrs. Lewis re-
turned with them for short visit
B. w. Lewis went to Augusta, on bust
ness last Monday.-Two joined the
Good Templars' Lodge two weeks ago
and another joined last Saturday eve
ning.-Misses Mabel and Alice Rob
bins have gone to Georgetown. for a
weeks visit.
NORTH NASSALBORO.
At a Democratic class caucus for
Vassalboro and Windsor held in Vas
salbOro, Aug. l. Mr.. +. l.. Priest was
nominated as candidate for the
Legislature.-The Populist county con-
vention held at Vassalboro. July 81,
was very SHINY attended: not more
than half dozen delegates being pres
ent.-Mss Ethel l.. Tolman of Fair
field, COburn SO, who has been visit
ing at DR.. Mabry's returned home,
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. r. Weber
of Bath are visiting at Geo. S. Halves
Miss May Lightbody and Edie Bar
ton returned from Washington, where
they had been in attendance upon the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor.
July 3.-Mrs Phebe Emery of Chi
cago, is visiting her brother, Hon r.
&. Burgess.-There are still few be-
lated hay makers but nearly all are
through.
SIDNEY
Haying is over.-Mrs. Nellie Spearin
of Augusta, is stopping at 7. S.
Benson's.-Dunbar Howard from Fair
field, is visiting l.. G. Tilly.-Frank
Bishop of Dorchester, Mass, is Wis
ting Elmer Ho,pIap Mrc
nette Schuyler nee Reynolds. from
Pennsylvania, is visiting her rel
atives here. She formerly lived here.
Daniel Warren and Charles Clifford
have gone to Monmouth to engage in
book canvassing.-Horace Perkins, son
of Albion Perkins, died July 26, aged