Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-02

the church. which was filed to over.
flowing by the people from all parts Of
the town. In the evening the band
gave an entertainment in the A. O. Iy
VS. hall, consisting OF songs, duets
etc. George Bearse from Portland, Is
visiting friends in town.
BRANCH MILLS.
Ed Moody, clerk in J. r. B. Dins-
more's, has been having a serious time
with his eyes. but they are better now
VIII Small Of Augusta, Is visiting his
brother, John Small.-The noon mai
which was suspended during the win
ter is again established.-Mrs Lucia
Pinkham and daughters spent last
week in Waterville with Mrs. Charles
Clukey.--The remains of Mrs. Joseph
Hatch of Texas, were brought on the
train last Wednesday for interment
at Cars Corner, Palermo, her child
hoods home. She was Nellie Rowe
daughter Of George and Melvina Rowe
J. r. y. Dnsmore is erecting store
house near the w. a. Q. station.
EAST PITTSTON.
Mrs. Wilbur Gilman. died, Saturday
morning. The funeral will be at the
church, Monday forenoon. Rev. Mr.
Lowell attending. MIR. Arthur Dutton
and bride arrived at w. l.. Cleaves
Friday.-H A. Clark and Miss Meemie
Clark returned Tuesday. from a few
days visit in Roston.-Mrs. Lizzie
Cheney of Auburn, made her brother,
Charles Stilphen, q short visit last
Week. Mrs. c. w. Lowell returned,
Thursday. from ten days visit in
Providence.-There was a large atten-
dance at the dance, Friday night.
NORTH WAYNE.
The abundant rains Of the past week
have given fine start to vegetation.
and all fear Of drouth Is over for the
present.-Memorial day services were
held by Lewis n. Wing Post and the
Woman's Relief Corps at Wayne. Sat
urday forenoon. Wayne hall was filled
TO its utmost capacity by "A large as
semblage that listened with close at
tention to the fine address by Rev G.
A. Hayden of Augusta. The scholars
Of The North Wayne grammar school
have purchased q bell with the pro-
ceeds of several school entertainments
4tAA ~ tiiitiffIN lltfltHt anu IL
was hung in the belfry, and rung for
the afternoon session by the teacher.
Josiah w. Taylor To the great delight,
Of the scholars 1t is "Biymycr'
boil OF fine tone, 200 pounds weight,
manufactured by the Cincinnati Bell
Foundry Company Of Cincinnati. Ohio
Mrs. Sharlie Ncllse of Lewiston, Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w.
Jennings. Mrs. John H. Roderlck is
visiting her mother, Mrs. H. Randall Of
Lewiston. Mrs. ID. s. Boothby of East
Wilton while visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. ". Taylor. broke her right arm. but
has made so good progress toward re-
coNeIy under the care of Or. Chenery
that she was able to accompany her
husband home last Wednesday.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
j. l.. circuit received quite severe
injuries last Friday. while edging up
cloth boards. A board was caught by
the saw and thrown with great force
striking him on the back of the hand
cutting the flesh nearly across the
hand and stripping it to the cords
The cords We're badly bruised. He will
be laid up for a number Of days
Monmouth had fine rain Sunday, and
the ground is sufficiently wet-Crops
especially grass. in North Monmouth
are looking well.-Some of the gar
dencrs have their corn beans and
potatoes hoed.-Gieorge Plummer has a
handsome patch Of Strawberries He
viii sell many busheis.-J. S. Robinson
has sold his Back street to a Mr.
MarSton of Auburn. Me Mr. Marsfon