Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-17

NORTH WAYNE.

To Lewiston, last week, ny Sttc tiihSSc
OF their daughter. Mrs. Sharlie Nelke,
but found her improving and out of
danger of fever which was at first
eared.-Isaac l.. White has been con-
fired to the house for a week with 3
severe cold His absence from the TOOL
shop delays the work somewhat
Wallace Berry of Winthrop. informed
your correspondent recently that ne
has Just added more trout to that
which he placed in Lovejoy pond year
ago. This pond lies between this vii
la9e and Fayette Mills. and is lovely
and picturesque sheet Of water, abound
ing in pickerel, white perch and bass.
THE pines" ON G. p. Taylor's farm. on
it's western shore, Is a beautiful grove
that has attained local fame as an un-
equalled place for picnics and summer
camping.
SOUTH CHINA.
On account of the severe storm, Fri
day, the Erslkine Academy entertain
ment was postponed to Monday night.
Quite a number of young people from
this place attended the drama at East
Vassalboro, Saturday evening, given in
the interest of the band.-Miss Emile
Hall. one of the teachers at Erskine
Academy, returned to her home IN
East Madison. Saturday.-The grange
is enjoying a literary contest, which is
creating considerable interest.
ALBION.
Hattie Wentworth of Massachusetts.
was in town. last week, called here by
Of haV unola Tpvi kPQV-.
Amos Harding returned to Massachu-
sets, this week.-There will be a band
concert at Grange hall, Saturday night.
Mrs. McKeen. while cleaning cup
board recently. slipped from the broad
shelf upon which she was standing
and injured her hip so that she Will be
unable to walk for some time.-"Aunt
Sarah" Stratton had her shoulder dis
located, last Thursday,b by being thrown
from wagon. Being near DR.. Will
sons when the accident occurred. the
Joint was replaced and she is doing
we'll.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. ]. H. Reed is at Augusta with
her sister. Mrs. Clarence Robbins
VIM. Blish of East Vassalboro, was
here, Wednesday-Mrs. Clara Blan-
chard of Litchfield, is at ]. n. Rus
sell's.-Deacon John Wood and Ezekiel
Austin of Vassalboro, We're here.
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farwell
of Cross Hill, were in the place, Sun
day,-Miss Annie Connick is at Angus
ia for the winter.-Miss Emma Spring
err visited friends in Gardiner, Satur-
day.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Mrs. Theodore Jackson and Miss
Maggie Sibley Of China were the guests
of Mrs. David Gates, Wednesday,
The Friends quarterly meeting was
held at East Vassalboro, Friday after
noon, Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
Alvano Goddard of China, Rev. Elijah
Cook and Rev. Chas. Goddard and
wife of Kansas, We're in attendance.
The Sunday service was largely at
tended by people from all parts of town
and surroundings TOWNSHIP and Mrs.
Frank Perkins have been visiting
friends in Providence. r. 1.-The
schools in town closed. Friday. after a
term of nine weeks.-The ladies Of the
w. C. T. U. met with Mrs. q. Butter
field. Wednesday afternoon.-The Vas
salboro band gave an entertainment
and supper, Saturday evening. which
was fairly successful.-Tuesday eve
ming Vassalboro Grange conferred the
third and fourth degrees on three can
didates.-Mr. Oscar Abbott shipped one
Of his fine Shropshire sheep to Machias
last week, to a gentleman who had
previously bought several at the
Eastern State fair at Bangor.
EAST PITTsTON.
Miss Carrie Lewis has been in the
village for the past week doing dress.
making.-George A. Moody thinks Of
starting for Boston. this week, to en-
gage as salesman for the holidays
The best wishes Of his friends will 81
with him.-The creamery will star
again under the management o.
Eugene Moody. Mr. Moody has pur
chased the property and will. as soor
as arrangements and repairs can b'
made, commence operations. The vii
lage people are much pleased to nav,
the business once more in this place.
The directors of the park association
held meeting, Saturday evening, ant
considerable important business wa
transacted. Another meeting will b.
held at DR.. Libby's Office, Saturda.
evening, Dec II. All directors are re
quested to be present.-Levi Pulsife
called on friends and relatives in thi
place, Sunday-John Libby of Sheep
scot, was in this place. Sunday.-Mrs
Sarah Clark, who has been quite ill., il
slowly recovering.
PITTSTON.
One of the most profitable as well a
pleasant terms of school ever taught il
Pittston. closed, last week, in Smith
town, SO called. district No 4. Thi
school has been under the efficien
management of Cora Fowles AM
Emma Kelley. two well known tow
teachers. The people of this place ar
unanimous in the wish that thes
teachers be retained in this school 70
the remainder OF the year. This bein.
the largest school in town and contain
ing scholars Of much ability. it needs
teacher of experience and tact, whicl
place Mrs. Fowles fills to nicely
Parents, teachers and scholars wcrke,
together with the natural result tina
a marked imDrOvement ha G hean n, a n G