Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-08

Chase also expressed feeling by her
heart felt pleasure in being remem-
bered by so many friends with such
beautiful presents. and the happiness
it would bring to them to recall
memories of the day and kindness
expressed. Music on the organ and
singing enliyened the entertainment
All went away expressing their pleas
ure in the happy event, and with
many wishes for continued blessings
on the happy couple.
BELGRADE
j. Clair Minot is at home from Bow
doin.-Miss Mae Farnham is teaching
in the AXtell district-Ernest Cas-
WELL the talented young minister from
Athens. breaches at South church,
where he labored so faithfully last
season and was so generally liked
Since Miss Lila NJ. Penney returned
from school at Kent's Hill, she has
made her aunt. Mrs. O. L. p Weeks,
at Center Sidney, short visit from
which she returned, July Miss Rose
Ieaton has gone with the students at
Westbrook for an outing of couple OF
weeks.-Grass looks thin at this writ
ing.
WINTHROP.
The Hibernians from Lewiston were
at Maranacook grove on the Fourth
only comparatively small number
came, however, ON account of the
threatening condition of the weather.
Though no athletic sports were in
dulged in, yet there was plenty of
amusement in the way of dancing,
which was continued nearly all day at
the pavilion. Music was furnished by
Nerrett's orchestra of Lewiston A
number enjoyed excursions ON the
lake in Collins steamer.-Mrs. Carrie
Osborn has been confined to the house
Tor some time. She received injuries
from fall some time ago-At least
two inches of rain fell Saturday night,
and has done the farmers world of
Sood.-There is every prospect of a
great crop of apples. Mosquitoes have
been scarce this year; the June bug
failed to materialize: squash bugs have
not been very numerous, and the po-
tato bug is but just putting in his
appearance. Altogether it has not
been much of a year from an insect
standpoint. This is probably on ac-
count of the absence of any long con-
tinued spells of warm weather.
WEEKS MILLS.
G. F. Mosher, president of Hillsdale
college, Hillsdale, Mich, is in town. the
guest of his mother, Mrs. William
Mosher.-A. f. Dow of Roxbury, Mass.
is spending a week with his family
who a SCH
Robert Stackpole met with a painful
accident Friday, cutting his foot badly
Or. Lincoln dressed the wound.-Owing
tc the unfavorable weather. there was
not large attendance at the grove
meeting Saturday and Sunday-Law-
yer Tenner of Portland. was in town
Friday.-Lawyer Philbrick of Boston.
is home for a few days-Burton Gid
dlng was at home from Augusta over
the Fourth.-Rev. G. b. Chadwick and
sister Julia. of Union. were the guests
of their sister. Miss Kate Chadwick.
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Cal Burrows
oil Union. were in town Monday.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Mrs. H. G. Dickey and son of Boston.
Mass, are spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Clark.
The Misses Dow of Brooks, are the
guests of their aunt. Mrs. B. G. Hussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Jones of Brooks.
arrived Friday evening. for short
visit with relatives.-Master Harold G.
Whitehouse of Wilmington, Del, ar
rived, July 4, and will spend the sum
mer with his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
Whitehouse.
WINSLOW.
One day last week George Chamber
IAN was returning from Waterville.
ana when in front of Bowies mill, his
morse made a. misstep breaking his leg,
ana had to be killed. The road was
perfectly smooth.-Quite a little ex-
citement was caused Friday night by
runaway horse plunging into a
barbed wire fence in the rear of Mr..
Wares mill yard. He was badly cut