Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-28
STATE NEWS.
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Nennebec.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The Republicans of the towns in the
CLASS OF Nassalboro and Windsor met
III caucus, saturday, at go p. NJ.
There was considerable interest mani
rested III the nomination which result
ed IN bringing out the largest caucus
ever known in this town. The total
vote of the caucus was 1871 of which II
d. b. Aver had 80; S. y. Richardson.
3S; scattering, l.
SIDNEY.
Frank Kelley has returned to his homo
In Brockton. Mass. for a couple Of weeks
ington to join her husband.-Miss Mary
]. Cain of Skowhegan, is visiting AT 4 r
Clark s.--David j. Lewis of Michigan
and Matilda Atkinson of Iowa. with other
workers. and the Gospel singer. q. EGlma
Goodwin. are holding revival meetings
in a large tent on Quaker hill. daily at
go and 80 F. NJ Sundays. 1850 A. NJ.
2i$o and ,59 +. M. me e. meetings will CON
nearly through haying. The crop is a
very light one. Through the eastern sec
ton of this town there will be but little.
If any. more than one-half as much as
last year but it has been secured in fine
condition and the quality is excellent
BRANCH MILLS.
Hanson Turner. tho genial proprietor of
Branch Mills hotel. died quite suddenly.
of consumption, July 26. He IS survived
by Il Wife mother. brothers and sisters
He WAS buried under Masonic orders.
sermon by Rev A. II, Jones. The inter-
ment took place at East Palermo.-Elva
DOVE still lies in Il very FRUSTRATED con
dition.-Rev. w. +. DOW of Weeks Mills.
occupied the pulpit, Sunday.-Mrs. t. w
Nelson of Watervile. is visiting her bro
Their. 7. s. Worthing.-M Charles Gu
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few days with friends. Mr. Clukey spent
Sunday here.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Green and Miss Marguerite Green
of Auburn. visited Mrs. M. b. Arey. last
week. Misses Ethel and Mildred Shell of
Bowdoinham. are at their uncles. II. H.
Smell s.-MiSS Marion Lee of Newton.
Mass. is spending the summer with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee
Mrs. Sarah Robinson has gone to South
port for the summer.-Mr and Mrs. Will
bur Estes have also gone to the sea shore.
Mrs. Clarence Robbins of Augusta. was
Barker of Augusta. was here. Friday
Misses Edith and Jennie Farwell of Cross
Hill, We're here. last Tuesday.-Miss
Grace Hunt of Augusta, was here. Fri
at Cross Hill with her sister, Mrs Far
WE'LL Fred Lee and Mrs. Harriet Lee OF
Augusta. We're in the place. last Sunday.
R A. Packard of Augusta got the con
tract for building the stone work of the
new bridge here and will commence on it
soon.--Mr. and Mrs, Tom Collins of Au-
gusta. and Mr. and Mrs. Varney and two
children of Halowell were at J. n. Rus
sells. last Sunday.-Mrs. Carrie NJ Gill
ley of Augusta, visited her brother. John
Smell. last Monday.
CROSS HILL.
Miss Lizzie Motherwell of Augusta, is
Fred Perley is quite sick with the
measles-Qute a number went from this
place to South China, Saturday evening.
to the A. @. L. w. Lodge, which had an
EAST PITTSTON.
Mrs Wesley Young of Wakefield Mass
and daughter are visiting at Mrs. NJ. J.
Donnel' s.-Miss Lizzie Call returned
home. Friday. from Randolph, where she
had been visiting friends and relatives
Mrs Warren Turner of Randolph. who
has been visiting at Mrs. l.. S. Clarks.
returned home Saturday.-Rev. b. B.
Byrne is quite sick at his home in this
DIR. c. C. Libby has been confined to the
house for a few days with sickness. but is
out again all right.-Albert Shea died at
He was Immediately buried and the house
His brother Frank is not
expected to live being affected with the
same disease.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Mrs Emma Preble and Hiram Potter of
NJ. ,Ii. Tau,;s az par5oinb u,Ara hero
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nome after a weeks visit TO her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Yeaton of Browns Island
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Whitman of Chel-
sea. were i'll town. Sunday.-Samuel jew
EFT Fred p. Merrill and Cyrus Green of
this town. appraised the farm and prop
erty of Pierce Grant. Saturday;-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lawrence and son of Augusta,
visited Mrs. Eliza Gould, SundaN.Mr
and Mrs Fred johnson of Everett. Mass. |
and Messrs. Warren and HeZelton l)orr
of Gardiner visited ut Fred i. Merrlll :. |
Sunday.-On account OF having a RAINY
Saturday. quite a number OF the citizens