Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-09-29
Wade.
MONTvILLE.

Mrs. Georgia Young is reported to be
out Of danger by her physicians.-Fred
Mason has made numerous improve
ments on his buildings this fall.-James
Bartlett spent Sunday at home, re-
turning to Belfast, Sunday night.-A
number from this place attended the
fair at Windsor, last week.-Will Pull
len of Belfast, was the guest of A. F.
Plummer, Saturday and Sunday.-Miss
Edith Leghir is in Boston, visiting
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett
are in Windsor. visiting relatives.-Mr.
and Mrs. David Twitchell spent Sunday
in Freedom.-Mrs. Lizzie Sanford is nn
the sick list.-The item in last weeks
paper should have been Miss Carrie
Harmon instead of Carrie Harmon, as
bride of Charles Marden.-Addin Crock
cit is carpentering at South MOntville.
Olive Stewart spent few days Of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Stewart.--7A few repairs were made on
the roads the past week.-Ephraim
BragdOnis fine eight-years-old driving
horse., got her leg broken recently, by
another horse kicking her in the stall.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Greeley and children.
called on friends in town. Sunday.-F.
A. Cushman has sold out his interest
in the store and team to his partner,
James Clemens.-Chester Hall bought
a pair of matched steers of James Syl-
vester, Saturday.-Allen Dyer was in
Waterville, Saturday.-Sadie Hamlin-
ton was the guest of Mrs. Loren Stew
art, Saturday and Sunday.-Dan Nc
Farland is repairing his stable.-T. A.
Cushman was in Belfast, Tuesday in
business.-Weldon Poland expects to
go away to work this winter.-Robert
Ellis has gone to Knox to work for
Chas. Bryant.-Frank Bean Of Sears
mont. was in town, Sunday.
TROY.
Rev. Mr.. Burrill is holding series Of
at the church at Troy Corner.
During the past week he has been
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hamilton of Pitts
field; Rev. Mr.. LaMarsh of Dixmont,
and Presiding Elder Ogier. The meet
ings have been full of interest thus far.
Mrs. Jennie Seamens gave very ex-
cellent lecture on temperance at the
church, Monday evening.-Fred Win
gate severely injured his hand Friday
by the accidental discharge of shot
gun.-Atwood Harding received q Sc
we're wound over the eye by being
thrown from his carriage while riding.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Ward are enter
tanning a new girl baby.-Mr. Robert
Halves is very i'll.
PROSPECT.
A heavy shock of earthquake was felt
here Saturday. at 1.30 p. M. the shock
lasted SO seconds, and In several homes
things were well shaken UP, breaking
dishes and moving things from the walls.
Old settlers say 1t was the heaviest shock
they ever felt or heard.-Quite q number q
Of the young men will go to Norcross this
week. They are employed by the Dam
forth Perkins Spool Wood Company
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Gray are In the Queen
city this week visiting relatives. William
Downes of WinterpOrt, was In town on
Josie Gray Is In Oakland
Tor weeks outing.-JOhn 8. Pasccc OF
Albany. N. Y. was the guest In the fam
ly of ID. II. Gray. Wednesday,, and left
'or Belfast. Thursday.-The MOSQUITO
Granite Company have built
arge new stable. also a new offlcc.--Mrs.
Elvira Erslsinc's dwelling was burned
Saturday. at 10 A. M. small part of the
goods were saved in a damaged
Loss about 1890. There was
| small insurance on the house.