Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-15
Kennebec.
EAST VASSALBORO.


George Clark of Massachusetts. is
visiting relatives here during his vaca-
tion.-Mrs. Wheeler, Masters Earl and
Ernest, and Miss Louise. have been
visiting at Mrs. William I1oW's.-
Henry Priest met with an accident last
week While driving pair of horses,
they became unmanageable and ran.
throwing him off the cart which passed
over HIM He escaped with bruises
and broken skin. The horses ran until
one missed her footing and fell Mr..
Priest was very fortunate to escape
without broken bones.--Cse Gates was
thrown from a load of hay on Saturday
shaking him up quite badly--Prof and
Mrs. II. II. Goddard visited friends
here last week. From here they went
to Winthrop on their wheels-EdWartl
Hamlen of Augusta, is stopping with
relatives in tOWn.--There is anoth
case of diphtheria reported in the family
of George Homans, the patient being
little Miss tlope.-The Messrs Lewis
of Concord. \. H.. are here having
rnade the trip Il part of the way on
wheels. Maud Webber and Miss
Lillian Earle returned from WaterVilla
Sunday.-Chas. Burgess is suffering
from slow fever-Numerous showers
are a great interruption to the hay
making.-Dr. George Bailey of Port
land. was in the village Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Hamlen have moved in
to their remOdclled house-Mr Will
liam Priest has been having the farm
house remodclled and given it a new
coat of paint.-DaVid Gates has been
haying at China, and Master Barker
accompanied him to visit his grand
father.
SOUTH IiTCHFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Austin and
daughter of Lewiston, have recently
arrived to spend their annual vacation
with Mrs. Austin's sister. Mrs. Merrill
True. Their many friends in this
vicinity are glad to welcome them.-A
{. True who has been quite i'll is now
able to resume his usual work-Ruthe
and Agnes Moulton of Waltham. Mass,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. j.
Smith.-Some of the farmers in this
part of the town have commenced hay
ing, but many of them will not begin
operations in good earnest for several
days. The hay crop which at one
time looked somewhat dscouraging,
now seems more promising.
WINSLOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howard and two
sons started for their home in St
Joseph. Mich, Monday morning.
Norman l.. Bassett took the noon ex-
press train Monday for Calais. to at
tend the wedding of Prof F. w. John
son and Miss Lord of that place.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bartlett from Amesbury,
Mass, are visiting her father, Chas.
Pillsbury. farmers are well into
haying and report considerable more
bay than was expected on account of
the late rains
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Farmers are starting in their having
promises q better yield than was ex-
pectcd early in the season.-Hoed crops
aAd grain are looking fine.--Apples are
tinp tuiroppng IRON the trees, in. large quanti-
lles. which bids fair tc shorten the CROP
MIS-. George Taylor from Lewiston has
3een makinS+quite an extended visit with
her mother. Mrs. TAYLOR, and sister Mar
garet.Waiter knights. son and wife
from New York, who have been spending
4 lew days at theirs home. returned to
New York. Saturday. church SER
'tNSo Suii,ietA. were very interesting anu
an unusual number in attendance. not
Withstandins the intense heat There
VIII be baptism July 49, at p. NJ at the
usual place.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Carrie Smarden is the guest of
mlSS NJ S,,l Nice Chandler.-Miss Lillian Smith
o. o. " ilton. Is at her fathers. Rev. c.
Smilh.-The Misses True have returned
from visiting friends in Deering and vi
e.inlty,TJohn Gott and family have re-
n haAIr f.,ts 1f
com Who has been ill for some time is
summer guests have