Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
STATE NEWS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Emery OF Boston.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram. Pot. .
ter.-Edgar Durham OF Vassalboro.
was in the place last Tuesday.-Mr
| and Mrs. Luther Wall of Augusta
were here last Tuesday.-John McCor
mick OF Livermore. was here part OF
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nc,
Corrison Of China, passed through.
here last Wednesday on their way to
Augusta.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Estes I
OF Oak Grove seminary, were here Last !,
Sunday.-Miss Daisy Robbins found in
the pasture last Thursdayaa q, mayfiow- 2
er in full bloom. The leaves Were as
fresh and green and the blossom was
as perfect and fragrant as in May
H., Civil Engineer Ira Getchell Of Winslow.,
was here last Saturday with the Sc.
| lect men of Vassalboro to take meas.
urements of the new stone abutments
for the purpose of ascertaining the
| number of yards to be paid for to the
| contractor.-Albert Foster went to
Portland last week on business.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. Delano of Augusta, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Strong last
Sunday.-Jesse Wood of Augusta, was
here last Monday.-Mrs. J.. NJ. Kellar
and daughter Edna of Allston. Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Kellar's sister, Mrs.
o. p. Robbins.
NORTH WAYNE.
\. p. Wells went to East Wilton last
week to look after matters about his
house and premises there. He and Mrs.
Wells will spend Thanksgiving with A.
d. Remick of Augusta.-Gen. C. W.
Tilden of Halloweli. was in town Satur- =
day.-Mrs. w. Jennings and little
grand daughter have lately visited
Mrs. Charlie Nelke of Lewiston-Alden
w. Lovejoy of Boston, arrived in town
Saturday, with the remains Of his sis
ter. Mrs. Emeline Lovejoy Bramwell Of
Rochester. Pa. S. S. Lovejoy Of James
vile. Wis, a nephew of the deceased,
and Mr.. Black Of Rochester, Pa. came
in charge of the body. The funeral :
services were held at the old Lovejoy
homestead. now occupied by Augustus
Lovejoy, Sunday. Nov. %. conducted by
Rev. D. r. Ford of Wayne. The de-
ceased was daughter of the late
Nathan Lovejoy Of this town. She Is
survived by three brothers. Hon. A. p.
Lovsjoy of GAINESVILLE. WIZ. N E5iix.z
Lovejoy, Esq, of Columbus, Ohio and
Alden w. Lovejoy of Boston, Mass.
and one sister. Mrs. N. Hunt of Auburn. .
Maine. Her death resulted from heart
failure, Her age was rs years.
NORTH PITTsToN.
F. P. Morrill, slaughtered fat porker :
last week. which weighed 40 pounds
when dressed.-Mr. and Mrs. William
King have gone to Chelsea to stay with
the family of Carl Carlson.-Benjamin
Clarke of Randolph. spent last Thurs
day in town.-Mrs. B. B. Hanson and e;
daughter. Mrs. Aldrich. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitman Of
Chelsea.-Gporge Caldwell of Searle's
Mills. was pm tewp sSunday.-David
Creighton has been awaiting since last
Wednesday to st4ry His sawmill, but
but has been obliged TO postpone it on
account the boilers smokestack being
somewhere along the road.
Penobseot.
NEWPORT. =,
A Court of Forestry has recently :
been organized in towns. c. Plum
mer has been quite i'll for several days :
present is somewhat better.-Dr. Har-
vey has been confined to the house :
for a few days by a severe cold !.
George Whitney Of New Hampton ;
Literary institute, n. H., is spending +.
hisvacation at home.-Miss Rose Soper :
will soon return. to Abbot where she =
will teach this winter.-Mrs Sanborn Fl
Rowe is visiting her daughter in At
tleboro. Mass. D.
CORINNA.
Z. Folsom is making business trip
through Somerset county.-Erving :
Burton has returned from VIM where
he has been teaching.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. p. Burrill returned, Saturday. from
a two weeks visit at Lowell. Mass
p. l.. Bearce. supervisor. has an =
nounced that schools will be opened lin
the following districts. Dec. Z: North
Ridge. Bond. Southard's. Pleasant
vale They will be additional to the
summer and fall terms.-Abel Adams
will pass the winter in Chelsea, Mass.
with his son Walter. Mr.. Adams Is in
his 18th year.-The following pupils
attending the school taught by Della
Veazie were mot absent or tardy
Leatha Shepherd. Oracle Dearborn.
Gertie White, Nancy Lawrence. Blanche
Lawrence. Harold Tibbetts. Stanley
French, Frank Ordway. Fred Ordway.
Erwin Dearborn. Clifford Lawrence,
Absent one day: Linnie Shepherd,
Mercy Lawrence. Edwin Trickey.
Somerset.
ST ALBANS.
The output of the Snow Flake Cam
ming company this year. at this place.
is 2S7. cans corn, $4,000 cans succo-
fash. $1,000 cans lima beans, $1,000 cans
apple.-N. b. Turner. Jr., will soon
move into the newly finished tenement
opposite F. E. Bridgham's store.-A. 5.
Varney is remodeling his tenement
house just below the Grange hail.
Hon. ID. d. Stewart thinks of spending
the winter South. The Glenwood band
serenaded him last Thursday evening.
WEST MADISON. +
There was fish pond sociable at ).
r. Bicknell's. Friday evening. wnfcn