Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-08
STATE MEMS.
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Rev. ]. Washburn IL visiting fr,era.
hcre.--Itcv. T. II. Pentecost preachs1
a very interesting and Instructive 80
mon at the Vose schoolhouse. Sundav
afternoon.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perrw
ana son, Leon. visited In Auburn. lar
week.-Mrs.. A. K. Slsty and Miss Cell.
Pontlns started, recently, for thelr
home In Ohio. They will stop in Bos-
ton and Lowell on their way.-Mrn i
+. Hazel went to RazorvilIe. to preerh
last Sunday.-Mrs Hannah Green ~
Tor her home in Franklin, Vermont
Wednesday.-Mrs. Cora C. Sawyer r.
moved to Belfast,-E. w. PufFer ART
family left for their home in Lowell
Saturday.-Miss Hannah vose com.
menced the school in Ireland" last
Monday.-Miss Susie vose attended thu
State fair, last week.
PROSPECT.
Arthur Boyd of this town had a mar
row escape from serious accident
lie was at work with an auger that
went by water power at his mill. and Il,
some way the screws of the anger
caught in his clothes over the abdomen.
He realized his danger and Just as tn,
screws struck the flesh, his son, John
rushed at the gates of the mill and
shut the power OH. Mr.. Boyd escapeJ
with small wound and his clothes
badly torn.-Campmeeting at Mamie
Grove closed. Sunday. There has been
large attendance the past week.-The
Sabbath school at the Center is pro-
crossing finely under the charge az
superintendent William G.. Clark
Thin Ice formed here, Friday night.
but did no damagc.-Everett Hartman
OF East Orland, was the guest of Josie
Gray, Saturday and Sunday.-B. M.
Eanus and Sanford Libby who have
been down the bay on a fishing trip the
past week, returned home, Friday. with
full cargo.-Mrs. Adell Hichborn and
Mrs. May Griffin of Boston, Miss Agnes
Staples and Mrs. Myra Patterson OF
Portland, Mrs. Ada Mudgett, Miss
Clara Mudgett Miss Nellie Colcord and
Mr.. John Mudgett of Stockton, were
the guests of Mrs. Lydia Mudgett, Fri
day. and very enjoyable day was
passed as some of them had not met for
years. Mrs. Mudgett, who is " years
of age. did all necessary work and
entertained her guests in a delightful
manncr-Annie Crockett of Ellsworth.
is in town for short time
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Among the people who went from
here to the fair at Bangor, were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Poland, Mr.. and Mrs S. J.
Tasker and J. J. Clement-An un-
usually large number of people from
this town are taking a few days rest
at Northport.-The frame of w. ].
Beans store is up. c. H. Clement has
charge.-Wm. #. White has replaced
his house windows with larger ones,
and had piazza built which improves
the looks of his home greatly.-W. H.
Churchill recently visited friends in
Winterport.-J. f. Ramsays wife and
daughter have gone to Boston, Mass
News has been received here of the
serious illness of Ivanella Jackson in
Pittsfieid.-The inhabitants of .New
Ireland" had a picnic on Hogback
mountain, last Sunday
TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs Valentine Mutt arrived
in town, last week, accompanied by
their grandson, Percy Mutt. They
went to Etna. Friday. to attend the
Spiritualist campmeeting-Mrs Addie
Piper is expected home from Rockland,
this Week.-Mrs. Faustina Whitaker
has gone to Castine to attend the State
Normal school.-Miss Bertha Hillman
has gone to Swan Island to teach
Miss Minnie Hillman has gone to Bel
grade to teach.-Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Reynolds lost two children with cholera
inorbus the past week.-Mr and Mrs.
F. M. Rand of Waterville, who have
been visiting their parents in this
town, returned to Waterville, Wednes-
lay.
EAST THORNDIKE.
Mrs. Fred Cole and son, Roy, are in
Brewer for short visit.-Ross Higgins,
Who has been at Narragansett Beach,
Turing the summer, is at home for q
short time.-A daughter was born to
he wife of Mr.. James Cole, Wednes-
lay, September 1.-Among those who
attended the fair at Bangor, last week,
we're Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett, v. N.
Higgins and son Fred. Charles and
Burton Gross, and Fl. M. Higgins and
laughter Grace.-R. b. Hillman and
amily, attended the State fair at Lew
ston, last week.