Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-02


The ruritana treatment consists of one bottle Of
Puritana. bottle OF Iurana Pills, and one bot;i
of Puritana Tablets, all in one package lrice ST.
All druggists
argument which ought to be produc-
tive of good results here.-Miss Hattie
Cain rom Clinton. visited at j. b. and
$. 49, Clark's last Week.-Mrs.. Emma
Smiley from Boston,is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bean
The Gospel revival meetings which
have been held in the tent on Quaker
hill since July &c. closed August 30
They were held three weeks longer
than was at first intended. There has
teen about 40 conversions here. TIL
tent will now be conveyed to st. Al
bans. while the speakers will labor for
brief season elsewhere in the State,
Just where they go we are unable to
state.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
Mr. Frank b Weeks met with quite
q severe accident on the 2Sth. He was
driving a colt which became frightened
and kicked up, striking him in TIL"
stomach. knocked him off the sulky
under his feet. Two ribs were broken
and he was otherwise injured. At last
accounts he was doing as We'll as could
be expected. Hon. s. S. Mlliken and
Judge Stevens of Augusta. Will address
the citizens of this vicinity on thu
political issues of the day, in Citizens
hall. Monday evening. September t.
Rev. S. A.Bender of Wiscasset, former
village was in town on the 29th-Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Mason. superintendent
of the Nassalboro Wooden mills, are
in Canada. having gone with the re
| mains of their little son who died on
| the 24th, aged Is months-James
Lightbody. an old resident of this
village, died very suddenly on the 10Th
aged about - years. He was as well
as usual the day before and attended
| To his chores at night. but was taken
sick and died a / o'clock a. NJ.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Lois Ward of Sidney. was visit
iig her sister, Mrs. Tracy last week.
William Aver and little son of North
Augusta. and Miss Eugenia Aver ct
Paterson, n. j., were visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Lee short time ago.-Mrs.
y. w. Bailey and little daughter, Sibyl
| Of East Boston, Mrs. Alexander Glover
and Miss Susie Adams Of Dorchester
Mass. are visiting Mrs. w. =. Bailey
Several young people drove dowr
from Waterville one evening last week
calling on Mrs. y. s BigeloU-NIrs
Harriet Lee of Augusta and Mrs
Charles Hersey of Boston. were callna
! on MIS- Hannah Springer last Thurs
day.-Misses Clara Reed AMI Cora
Lincoln OF Waterville. were visiting
friends here last Week.-Mrs.. Sadie
Brown and little son started for their
nome at Grand Rapids, Mich. Tues
day,-Miss Winnie Lee of Augusta, Is
visiting Miss Annie COnnick-Co. u.
@lst Regiment Maine Volunteers. viii
held its eighth annual reunion at G. A
r. hail. Augusta, September 10. and at
the same time and place a reunion OF
he regiment will be organized. Sever
al members live in this vicinity and
are looking forward for a good time
MI and Mrs, VIM. Mills of China. Wers
The guests of Mrs. II. M Mills last Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Murphy
Miss Zoe Peterson and Charles Petten-
s'll, all of Augusta, passed last Sunday
with Mrs Albert Foster.
MT VERNON.
The Republicans had rally Friday
afternoon, the 2Sth, addressed by Hon.
H. NJ, Sewall, Hon. j. NJ. r. Pitkin and
W. 7. Haines. Esq, of Waterville Mr.
SeWall was the first speaker and gave
a good speech on sound principles and
loyalty to right. Mr., Pitkin followed
and gave an eloquent talk on tariff
ana kept the audience in good humor
Nj. t'aines gave a very interesting
speech on silver and it's bearings The
meeting was a success.-The parsonaga
stable has had a thorough repairing
and is now in good condition The
Baptist parsonage house has been
shingled.-Miss Rest Perkins of Rut-
land, Vt, has been visiting her grand
Parents the past month. Miss Perkins
is fine cornetist. She played in the
Baptist church last Sabbath.
VIENNA
a few Of the farmers have harvested!
their potatoes. They report a fair
yield and with but few decayed ones.
The hay crop proved rather light |
Grain is quite good. Corn has ripened
splendidly. Apples are rather scarce,
not half crop. Berries have been
very plenty,-Visitors are numerous
Six ladies from Brunswick have been t
their summer resort on High street. for
Il few weeks past. Three have returned
to Brunswick.-Mrs. w. l.. Thompson |
and her son, Fred, of Augusta are at |
their summer home also on High
street.-Master Silas and his little |
sister, Hazel are visiting their aunt. |
Mrs. c. c. Griffin, in Augusta.-Miss |
Angie Sawyer has returned to Farm
iEgtOn after spending four Meaks Wit |