Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-29
STATE NEWS.
Aroostook.
WOODLAND.

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WOODLAND.
The very fine weather for the mast
two weeks has made . hiv ,mnrove-
ment in crops. The notsto cron which
two weeks ago vas Iootipp noorlv
Is at this time looking ;ts hest
The "potato hnp,, 60 not doing
very much damage this season.
me grain crop promises to be one OF
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Ny,iuel IS nas.ne r ~, ho,,sa
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III ~ 80 MI,
rive from ,s'a"' "p'
MAPLE'TON.
Geo. Young has felled five acres OF
trees this season.-Haying Is progress
ing finely; but it doesn't cost much to
haul it in, there is SO little OF it.-Mrs.
Ferguson closed her school In district
No. !, week before iast' Win picnic
INV o,nH. ,,,,,o,, I;,xaa :
Mis. .ana nud,ev also closed a good
school last Friday in Castle HILL.
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SARGENTVlLLE.
Sunday evening, Rev. Mr.. Taylor of
Indiana, lectured at the chapel sub
ject. Religions of Different Nations
He spoke largely from his personal OBJ
servations in a very interesting man
ner. On a previous evening, his wife,
who was formerly missionary to
Syria, spoke of the mission work in
that country and Of her experiences in
the work.-Dr. and Mrs r. F. Grindle
and daughters of Bluehill. and his sis
ter, Mrs Minnie Taylor Of San Fran
cisco. visited Mrs. ]. w. Bayard last
week. Mrs Taylor Is the widow OF
CAPT. jun I"Siol =, ns
s, to I'M. wy. n,non 80. -,
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EAST VASSALBORO.
Mr. and Mrs Evarett Mowerapd chill
dren arc anandinp faw DAVIS at Chas
Mowers, Rev Mr. Rerrv of waterville
ond Erank R;cbords called on friends
saturday pinkham has sold his
~arm IN waterville narties-Geo. Pope
spent the Sabbath at his home in Vas
salboro.-The family of Geo. Hemans
ape again out after having been quar-
aatined for some weeks on account OF
diphtheria.- members OF Nassal-
boro grange Will have picnic on the
shore of Webber's pond, Thursday OF
this week.-A party OF lady clerks from
5. l.. Soper & CO.'S store IN Wa1erviile
were in the village Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Small entertained
guests from the city Sunday.
SOUTH VASSALBORO,
MIRO Aur;,lo u.sL.,, Will. v;s,t;,g q,
ber fatb.r,s in windsor stsnnsa o,, ).
wa+ r,onL ord s,;nnaa f,aat,,,;ncr .
hone in her .nL1a Tha fr.o+,,ra Vac "a
ducad nv Dr n NJ Tohnstona ~ South
Chino nc u,,ssoy hos so,a bic in
$50 e., -. eo.Lc.,- go. IT,
brother EA Hussev of Augusta -
Wilson Halves and family of South
China,spent the Sabbath att. P. Twitch-
eli's.-Mr. and Mrs +. w. Ballard OF Sea-
ward. were guests at c. NJ Dickey's,
Sunday. - Miss Alice Getchell and
mother of Riverside, visited Mrs. F. B..
Whitehouse, Sunday.
SOUTH CHINA.
Mice coroh rrs,., 80 c,.,, re
60 800 80 go ..,.,.:. -. nv
= ~ nos We" siSi'ins a. w.
day.-Mr. and Mrs Rufus Jones of
PHILADELPHIA. are on a visit to Mr.
Jones' old home.-An ice cream festival
wac hold Of tho oo++o 80 II ~,
80. ~, nc " e. "a 'eh
kihS ffluay evening, under the au-
spices of the Foreign Mission society.-
Mr. and M,s w Thor 49,,
MS ~. D. Ahoihpson nave
gone 10 East Madison Tor few days.
Frank H, Jones held a meeting in the
q p h.n SUNDAY of.oe M
-, -. -. n'il eunuay a'.ernoon.-Ihe
Farmers are nearly done haying in the
vicinity. About one-half the usual crop