Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-13

one gay last week. He was n vnoa
zeal Shaken up: but not seriouslv j.,
Jufed, Jennie, daughter of Nora Nc
Quilian. who died In this Village ~,
oth OF consumption was a most iovsh,e
siri and her early death is sincers,,,
mourned by large circle of friends
me funeral was held Wednesday COW
Quoted by Rev. NJ. r. Bridgeham ana
IN charge of Fl. u. y. Aver. The aor.1
oHerihGs were very pretty and the ser-
wee was very impressive.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Strong ana
aaughter, Mabel Of Boston. are visit
ing at Stephen Strong's Mrs. AIhro
| ferk!ns and two children Of vassa,,
por'.are visiting Mrs. Perkins paren,s
MI ana MIS-. Bcnj. Lewis.--T r. p.ad
OF Waterville was in the place lac,
friday-Mr. and Mrs. George Paine ~
Wlhs'ow, were here Saturday.-WesIev
Dfayof Everett. Mass, is the guest -,
Mr. ana Mrs. j. n. RusseII-Reni Ia,y
~ raised Gil bushels Of potatoes fro,x,
TWO and three fourths acres Tbev a.n
OF the Green Mountain varietv NJ.
Lewis passed last week at Nerri,,aa
Mass.-E. l.. Baker and r. & NTH
| passed last week at Moscow IT,
young friends Of Chester YaiIev CO.
MIN surprise party one eyenin, lac,
week 1t being his 18th birthday Quit
large party was in attendance ara =
nice time was enjoyed Cake and coefaa
were served.-The two schools here nm
DER the instruction Of Miss Alice ce,ch
ell and Miss Flora Trask gave an on
tertainment last Friday evening for thu
purpose OF raising funds to purchase a
nag ana a dictionary for the school
'iouse- Ihey gave a good entertain
fnent and ii was well patronizad Aho,,
sio We're realized out ofit-F + Stanlec
OF this place and Miss Lila Barker of
augusta were married last Tuesd.v
morning Mr. and Mrs. Staples bava
many friends here who extend to th.,,
congratula tiOns
LITCHFIELD CORNER
Ne Wallace Stewart lost valua,,e
colt last week.-Mr. and Mr.. W I, @,iuTpie sIr,
rant of Minneapolis. forroerlv ~ ttu III
place, were in town a few days las, WIZ
visiting friends. They came east for tba.
bul isl Poss oi ihaking arrangements for hav-
ing a monument set on the double lot he
longing TO Mr.. Trufant and Mrs Trn-
lant mother. the late Mrs. NJ + Sea-
some S1rn ara lhey ,li, nave ordered a very hand
spilhe Ineir lot is in the burvinp
ground at the Plains-George Fl C:ro,.aSy
Of N, Rhode Island. formerly Of this place.
called on old friends in town. FRIDAY
The village Improvement society met az
Masonic hall, Friday evening. simmer
was served and everybody present en-
cleared s.. A"es
SIDNEY.
Miss Amy Clark is sick with the meas-
les.-Miss Alma Taught is al homa
from visit TO Onset bay, Mass.-Mr and
Mrs.. Mrs, Charles f. Hayward of Fitchburg.
1Messrs sawtelle and Tilley spent few
days last week in Bremen looking after
some property they have purchased there
~ : mere Is a new arrival in the family of
~ A Fields, girl born Oct e-There
VIII be harvest sociable at the Baptist
cnureh Friday evening. The entertain
nent VIII consist of select readings, dec
lamations and music. Ice cream and
cake Will be served ~
PLAINS.
The ladies of the place held their first
sewing bee of the season Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. L. L. Shorey Gentle
men were present in the evening who en-
1oyed the picnic supper served by the Ia
dies Mrs. Flora NJ. Chase who was pres
ent contributed largely TO the endowment
p p the company by instrumental music
harvesting of Prof s. X. Smiths cram
berries last week. Mrs. Rebecca Doug e
lass VINO IS over ~ years of age was
among the pickers over half the crop
was frost bitten last Friday night-Mrs.
j. r. Hartman who has been in Bath the
past week, returned home Saturday-A
iery interesting young peoples meeting
Vas held at the Plains church. Sunday
.Vening, led by Miss Katie L. Nickerson
subject, God or Mammon?" Matt 6:1O-24.
Oxford.
LOCKE S MILLS.
Guy Coffin. son of j. G. Coffin who had
MS leg broken above the knee last spring
while visiting at Mechanic Falls recently,
ell in some way, and the bone not hav-
ng knit sufficiently together the leg was
lgain broken and he has been laid up for
everal weeks.
Hilton McAllister of North Stoneham.
'hlie at work in his barn last week lost
rs balance and fell from a scaffold above
ne h1gh beams to the barn floor break
hg his hip and otherwise injuring him
ell AT the time of the accident there
vas no one at home but Mr. McAllister
no ms aged mother. 50 years of age. She
eard his call for help. assisted him into
ne mousse ana then raised the alarm. The
eacher and scholars at the schoolhouse
lew rods distant. heard her. and Mr..
lcA cAillsters son went home, to find his
ather badly hurt. 1t will be a long time
efore Mr.. McAllister fully RECEIVERS (if
verl as he is an elderly man in rather
oor health.