Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-08

before they got him out.-Mr Alden
and his two children from Brockton.
Mass, are spending a few DAVIS in
town calling on relatives.-Last Satur-
day night a large company OF friends
and neighbors met at G. w. Patter-
sons and enjoyed fine display Of fire
works. REV. I. p. Williams and his
family left this morning. for Owls
Head, for months vacation. There
will not be any services at the church
in his absence.
EAST vAssALBORO.
The following will be the programme
for the band concert at East Vassal-
boro. Wednesday. July 8: March, ."Thc
broadway Squad, w. Durand; andante
and waltz, Golden Rod" Wilson:
quickstep, Yorkshire Hussar's,,'
Spark; polka. Ladies' Favorite."
Shuman; hymn, What Shall the
Harvest Be-; march, Susan Jane. (by
request) Southwell; serenade, stars
are Twinkling." Ripley: quickstep,
Mount Washington" Turpin; nation
al hymn, America" 1t is expected
that there will be band concerts every
Wednesday evening for the remainder
of the season.
EAST WINTHROP.
About so from here attended the celc-
bration at Augusta A large number also
went down to see the fireworks. Monday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs, NJ. G. Ames OF
their daughter Mrs. Jennie A. Packard
They came by team. arriving Friday
and returning. Monday.-Rev. j. NJ. Long
baptized four, Sunday. three young ladies
follow soon.-There will be q church roll
call, Thursday evening Rev. Mr.. Towne
of Auburn. will deliver an address.--The
Fourth was very quiet one here. the
boys. out of respect to the wishes of Mr.
Webster White. who is quite seriously ILL.,
RETAINED from ringing the bell. with the
ing.-J. Percy Whpple of Dorchester. is
at w. l.. Mace's.-Mrs. Mabel r. Whiting
and Miss George Hewins attended Com
mencement exercises at Colby university,
Waterville. last week.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Miss Louisa Caldwell of Boston is WIS.,
itng Mrs. Charles Lawrence.-Mrs. b. H.
Hanson and Mrs. j. f. Aldrich spent
THURSDAY THURSDAY with Mrs. Henry LAWRENCE of
and son We're in town. Tuesday.-Mr
Emma Preble of the Gardiner Granite
Works, was in town, Monday; Quite a
at Augusta, and report a splendid time
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM J. Mccormick of
Dresden, spent the Fourth with John
IuHI-hT. anu NTS. tTtOFSE Faulkner
and family enjoyed the Fourth with John
Dunn.-MrS. Charles Whitman and Mrs.
Cara Bayley were in town. Thursday.
WEST GARDINER.
Miss Grace Haskell. who has been
teaching in Phillipston. Mass, Is spend
ing her vacation at her fathers. w. +. |
Haskell-Joseph Rankins died Sunday
morning. H. had been great sufferer
from heart trouble for a long time. He is |
survived by a widow and four daughters.
who mourn the loss of a kind husband |
and father.-W. r. Davis was quite badly |
injured. Friday. While helping to repair |
a culvert on the road, a large stone fell |
against his leg. splitting off a small por- |
ton of the bone below the knee and badly |
bruisng the fiesh.--Mrs. Jennie Pinkham i
and daughter Myrtle of Lynn. Mass. are
visiting friends In town-Through the |
kindness of {. j. McCausland and ID. Il. |
Merrill, July s. a picnic was held at their |
cottage at Lake Cobbosseecontce. About |
Go sat down at the tables to partake of a |
fine chowder, which the ladies on High |
street know just how to make The |
young people had Il fine time rowing on |
the lake until driven to the cottage by |
the shower.-Mr and Mrs. c. L. Curtis |
of Gardiner. We're al Mrs. Curtis fathers |
j. f. Wakefield, July MIR. and Mrs. w. |
c. Curtis visited at her fathers, W. II. |
Davis Sunday.-Mrs. John Collins. who |
has been spending the winter with her |
daughter Mrs. Larrabee in Boston, has |
to her home. Her daughter and |
her two children returned with her
Henry Green and Walter Nj. Davis of |
Hallowell, were in town. Thursday