Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-29

day. July Z. at +. NJ. at the church.
The sunday school had a children $ day
concert at the church consisting OF reel
tacions, responsive readings music and q
talk 10 the children By the pastor. last
Sunday.--Frauk Stafford had a barn frame
raising last Monday. II is ~ 10y 60 feet.
Lightning LAST summcr.-Aiiss Ella Hatch
has closed her school IN Show hogan and
returned hon The Schools in town Will
close this week. All have made s8tisi9c-
tory reeGlts.-llr. Mclaughlin attended
teh lccal teachers meeting In Ripley last
Saturday and reports an Interesting and
profitable acknowledging will not b. III
order before the middle OF july. The
grass is thin and backward. The weaths-
is cold and windy.
MAITLAND.
A; 1. recent meeting Of the stockholders
uf Hat1land Han Association. il was yot-
"a 70 rebuild the burned nan and com
nlttees were chosen. The build ne com
mlttee consisting of II. G. Fuller. Walter
Moore ana Calvin Blake. WIS chosen.
ST. ALBANS.
Mrs. J. w. JORDAN went to Lowell on
business last week.-Ed. Martin has sold
his place TO MIR. Worthing who will sup
ply the citizens with fresh meat oysters.
etc.--Cyrus Estes has sold his farm TO Ed
Martin. Mr.. Estes has moved in with
Isaac WinSlow.-rhe band furnished the
music for the trot at Hartland. June 80
Miss Ada Southland has returned from
Livtrmore Falls where she has been
teIching.-A About 200 attended the Pomona
Grange held here last week.
NORTH ANSoN.
An effort is being made TO have the New
Eng land Telegraph and Telephone people
extend their long distance wire to this
village.-Wilbur G. Simmons is having
his house painted. Mrs. Addie Green died
ut Hackensack. n. j.. Sunday June 20.
mer resident here. The remains We're
brought to North Arson for burial be-
side her husband. The funeral services
being held Friday morning, ut the home
Of her niece. Mrs. Lucy X. Dinsmore.-
Mrs. Alvah Trowbridge and daughter of
New Jersey. have been visiting friends
here.--Notth Arson plans 10 have one of
the very best celebrations on July 3. ever
held in this section of Maine. There will
be some novel features. sure to attract a
big crowd.-Many farmers who have
planted sweet corn for the factory report
only about half a crop as likely to come
Ned Marston has returned home from
Bowdoin college. He expects TO work in
a summer hotel at Kennebunkport- The
grangers here had an old-fashioned feast
1T the home of Eugene Danforth. last
Saturday-Dr. Andrews has had his
don OF Readfeld. have been visiting
friends here.-Dr. e. c. Andrews is hav-
inE his house painted.--Some of the
young people have laid out tennis court
on the academy grounds. and are busily
occupied in mastering this very fascnat-
ing Sunday eveniAg, July 4, there
Will be union patriotic service in the
Methodist chapel-Samuel Quint, Esq.
of the Advocate editorial staff is in poor
health and under the doctors care
Prof. and Mrs. W. w. Poore have re-
turned from Bangor.-Mrs. j. +. Crafts
OF Lynn, Mass, Is visiting at Mrs.
Leonard Spearn's.-A. Simmons, Esq.
attended the commencement exercises at
Bowdoin. last week.--A great many deer
have been seen in the fields lately.-F. L.
Conner has bought out the meat and pro-
vision business of Cooley Bros. and will
do business at the Hapgood block--On
account of the large influx of visitors, II
has been decided not to close the Un!ver-
salist church at all during the summer.
Considerable disgust has been felt here
and q good deal said about the project
that has Just been worked on the chart
tably disposed CT North Arson Two
women circulated 4 paper. stating that
one Siashburg was sick at the home of q
man who lives about three miles from the
village. The paper also asked all chart
table persons to give money for the pur-
pose OF sending this man to his home in
Webster Last week. one of the minis
;ers wrote to both pos tmasters in Web
ster and learned that no such name was
ever heard there before. Sunday the
minister spoke of the frand in vigorous
language. 1t Is possible that interesting
Developments may occur in Il few days.