Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-09
STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
WINDSOR.


shooting. Mr.. Achorn was well and
faVorably known here and his death
was a severe shock to his sister who
was expecting him every day to spend
his vacation. Mrs. Trask also received
a postal by the same mail, written by
her brother telling hen he should come
in few days During the gale Sunday
a large tree standing near the large two
story house of Simon French was
blown partly down, lodging in another
tree thereby saving the house which
escaped with the loss of the ton of the
chimney and some of the TRIMMINGS
1t vas narrow escape as the tree was
large elm about five feet in diameter
Trains on w. & Q. r r. were unable
to run on regular time Monday owing
to a washout down the line.
SOUTH VAsSALBORO.
Master Harold G. Whitehouse of Will
mington, Del, who has been spending
the summer With relatives left for his
home Monday. accompanied by his
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Whitehouse.-
Mrs NJ. \. Niliken of this place. who
has been visiting relatives in Auburn
Portland and Dresden. returned last
week.-Mrs.. j. S. Brown, who has been
seriously ill is still very low.-Mrs
Ardra Wilson returned Saturday eve
ming, after making a few weeks Visi,
with her sister in HolbrOok Mass
E. y. HuSsey is adding a coat of paint
To his buildngs,-J. =. Uickey and
iamily.Who have been visiting relatives
in the place the past week left for Gar
diner, Monday.-School opened Tuesday
morning with the usual number of pu-
pills in attendance under the instruction
OF Mrs. F. +. Whitehouse.-Miss L. Belle
Taylor is teaching school in Windsor.
NORTH NASSALBOEo.
Lucy. Wife of Chas. Jepson. met with
| serious accident on the night of the
18th. AS Mir Jepson was away Mrs.
Jepson went to near neighbours. Mr.
Geo. Phillips. to lodge and in passing
from one chamber to another in the
lark fell the entire length of the stairs
breaking her collar bone ana other
wise seriously injuring her. Mrs. Jep-
son is most estimable lady and her
many friends lament her misfortune
ma hope for her speedy recovery
LAST VASSALBORO.
Miss Madeline Clark entertained 1:
party of friends Friday evening. \
ire was built in the yard and all par
lclpated in an old fashioned corn
oast-Nlr and Mrs. CoIman HIsscc
Entertained the Nassalbnro grange. Fri
lay evening in their new home. Mr.
ana Mrs. Hussey We're married a few
weeks ago y large number of grangers
were present The Nassalboro band was
present and furnished music through
he evening. y fine collation. was
'erNeo, to which those present did am
de justice y remembrance of the
occasion was left in the shape of silver
'poons.-Percy Gates is very sick with
measles. Several families have. been
suffering from the aflliction.-Those
who nave been in attendance on Tho
amp grounds We're moNin. home Mon
iaY-Mr. Oscar Abbott attended State
air, Friday.-Mrs. Clark Of Waterville
$ the guest Of Mrs. William Dow.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. y. Z. Pope Of Lakeside. and Mrs !
HoWle of Fort Fairfield We're in town
alling on friends Saturllav.-Nfr. and
Mrs. Dean Estes We're in Wateryille /
yer Sunday Enoch Weeks and |
laughter Of WaVerly, Mass. who have
'een visiting friends here returned H. |
heir home. Tuesday Rev q. Z. Chad !
wick and son of Union. were in fo,-Y
last Week.-Mrs.. f. !. Snow. who ha,
been visiting her mother. Mrs. A. { |
Doe. has returned to her home in Rock |
vile, Conn.-Miss Sadie Horne has re-
Jurned home to Fairiield-Nrg Hcu,