Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-01-13

ors, G. True, S. Bishop andJ C. Stinch-
feld.--Miss Julia Howard has returned
to her home in Maiden, Mass.-Mrs.
Lewis Cram and little daughter are
visiting friends in Boston.-The Bap-
lists held their annual roll call, Satur-
day. About 60 were present. A fine
dinner was served by the ladies in the
vestry.-C. III. Barker and wife took
trip to Augusta, Monday-Mrs. G..
Smith entertained the Friday Club,
Monday evening.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Mrs. NJ. A. Milliken who has been
spending few weeks with her niece
Mrs. Frank Ballard, at Seaward, re-
turned home. Sunday.-E. f. Warren is
suffering from an attack of measles
Z. f. Cobb is having a very painful
time with an abscess on his arm.-Mrs
Cordelia Whitehouse had quite a Sc
we're hemorrhage of the nose Saturday
and was obliged to call a physician to
stop the flow of blood.-Twelve persons
from this place attended the installa
ton of officers of the A. O. L. W., South
China, Saturday evening.-The Ladies
Aid Society will hold a baked bean
supper at the church, Cross Hill
Thursday evening.
NORTH WAYNE.
Owing to the breaking of some ma chin
cry, the Tool Co. has been obliged to shut
down its works for several days.-W.
Jennings, superintendent of the shops.
Lewis and little son have gone to oak
land. called there by the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. George Holmes.-Mrs. -.
M. Nelke of Lewiston. spent Sunday with
Lotion d. Jennings returned to Bowcoin
college. Monday.-Josiah W. TAYLOR
started. Monday. for Middletown. CT.
where he is attending WESLEYAN univer-
lage school, attended the teachers con-
vention in lewiston last week.-Horace
P. Mason made short visit to his home
in Auburn, last week. to attend the we'd
ding of his brother. Henry l.. Mason and
Miss Lillia Leavitt.
EAST PITTSTON.
Eddie Moody. who cut his foot quite
badly with an axe. some time ago, is do
ing finely and will soon be out again.
George Hanley. who fell and stuck a
doing well and will soon be at work
again. He is attended by. DR.. Libby
Another dance at Fowles' new hall is
billed for next Thursday evening.-Mas-
of this place fell and injured his knee
quite badly: He is attended by DR.. Libby.
The Good Templars initiated five new
members at their last meeting. They
will soon move to their new hall. which
is nearly Observation-Disclosures will be quite
plenty this winter in this locality. James
Farrell Will haul large barn, Tuesday.
and the academy will soon be moved to
the fair grounds.-Snow is needed to start
business. Everything is at a standstill
now.
RIVERSIDE.
f. NJ. Sawtelle, an aged and respected
day evening, at the home of his brother,
II. NJ. Sawtelle. He had been in feeble
health for Il long time.-Winship Trott
won the prize at a checker contest amons,
George Reynolds of Waterville. was in.
the place, last Wednesday,-C. NJ. Daley
of Augusta. was here. Saturday.-Mr. ana
here. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Went
worth are rejoicing over the advent OF :.
little girl at their home-H. p. Hawes
of this place, is receiving the congratu-;
lations of his friends over the result OF
his election as assistant mail carrier for
the Legislature this winter.
CROSS HILL.
Miss Nettie Warren, who has been en-
ployed at Gannetts publishing house,
Angus,a sta came r1o home last week sick
China. is attending her.-Cates & Tufts
of East Vassalboro. had a crew of men
in the place. last week, pressing hay
l.. G. Tilley of Sidney. has been doing
quite a business barrelling and shipping
apples from the HILL" the past week.
Eugene f. Warren, a member of the
board of selectmen of Vassalboro, is
quite sick with the measles. DR.. John
son of Augusta. is attending him.-John
Fl. Ward of Church Hill. was here. last
week.-The Methodist Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. will hold a sociable and supper at the
church, Thursday evening.-George and
Charles Perkins are making preparations
to ship their apples to Messrs. Maynard
&, Child. Boston.-Samuel G.. Tilton OF
Knox. was here, last week.-Quin Went
worth. who has been cutting lumber for
E. l.. Baker in Augusta. returned home
Friday.-Charles Anderson and Nal To-
hey were hauling pressed hay to the de-
pot at Riverside. Saturday.-Several
from this place attended the installation
exercises of the A. o. L. w. lodge at
South China, Saturday evening.-John s.
Briggs is yarding oak and pine on the
Laughton place.
READFIELD.
VIM. Harvey and sons are very active
in their harness shop now making their
patent halter.-Bert Morrill, has COM
pleted his ice house and refrigerator
which he is to use in connection with his
grocery store.-Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Brown
were called to Chesterville. last week to
attend the funeral of her father, Mr.
French of that place.