Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-07

Smith has seven visitors from West
Medford. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs II. A.
and two soCs, Masters Ray and Lowell,
and Mrs. 8. II. C0lson John He'd
man Of WatcrviMe, IL Visiting at Mr..
rooker s.-Wallace Purinton has returned
home from WaterviiIe. lie has juss grad
liatcd from the Waterville Classical In
stitutc.
EAST pITTSTON.
Mrs w. s. Cleaves, who has been lame
for rtarly a year from faH. fell again
Sunday and received quite a severe sprain
Of the knee. She Is attended by DIR.
I.ibby.-Mrs. Sarah Clark received news
from her son, Samuel OF Denver, Col.
that ne lad fallen and sustained a frac-
ture of the hip.--John Hanley Of Boston.
was In this place., Saturday. visiting his
old home and many friends.-A grand en-
tertainment will be given at the church
next Sunday evening.-H. A. Clark has
moved to the new store and the postof1ice
was moved there July Farmers are lot
talking Of haying much till next week
They claim grass is green and Still grow
ing.--Miss Carrie Hanley of Bangor, has
returned home for the summer; she Will
remain with her parents while on her ex-
tended vacation. Ono more case Of dirh-
iberia Is reported In the Weston family.
They are attended by DR. Strout OF Gardi-
ner.
FAYETTE.
A deer was seen Sunday morning In the
10 "
ett.-Miss Mildred Whittemore Is visiting
friends in town-Fred Mank spent the
Fourth in An.over.-There will be very
little haying done this week. Grass IL
light. about three fourths of what there
was last ycar.-There was large num-
Der present at e. w. Mansur's house
warming last week and all had Il grand
time.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS
Rev. /. V. Mayo went to Massachusetts,.
Ell F.. la L.
Bubier closed a successful term of school
FRIDAY afternoon with very interest iIs,
exercises by the scholars. consifaing of
recitations ard singing. At the conclu-
sion OF the exercises tokens of friendship
were presented the teacher by Leroy
Varney in behalf OF the scholars, after
which ice cream and cake were served by
the teacher and scholars. -~PoStmaster j
A. Chase has carried the United Safes
mail since July 1ssi.-Miss Clara Whitney
of Richmond. Is visiting at Hon. and Mrs.
Oramandsl Smith s.-i.eroy 4. Shorey of
Monmouth, is the guest at Edward Shor-
ey's.-Rev. j. y. Hartman Of Lewiston,
was here. Sunday, the guest of G.. Rob-
erts. Jr.-in the absence of Abe pastor.
Mr.. Hyde from the Divinity school, Lew
iston. preached az the Plains church.
SuEday.-1laniel Adams Is at home from
Newton, Mass.
SIDNEY.
Dunbar Howard OF Fairfield is here
visiting old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Durfell
OF Lexington. Is visiting his brother.
Joseph Durreli.--Arthur Cain of Skowhe-
gan and Merit Chase of fiineun. came
here 10 visit their relatives, the Clark
brothers, Saturday. Mrs. John Dorr of
Gardiner, was a guest in the family of
james u. Clark, a few days of hast week.
Mrs. +. Ann Smiley and daughter. Miss
.. W. Smiley. are at home from Boston
for the summer,-Mr. ard Mrs. Frank
Kelley ard young son, from Brockton.
Mass. came hast week to stop during the
Sxt IA .-il. fat ht4r
Charles n. KelIey.-Mr. ard Mrs. Elmer
Bailey and William and Carl smiley,
tthe three last are children of George r.
Smiley, who formerly lived here came
from Massachusetts. last week to spend
the summer at the old homestead.-Mr
james Minot WAS In Belgrade. last week
called there by the death Of her brc,her
Emery Knowles.-S. c. Hastings loss one
OF his nice team horses with the cole
Saturday.
RIVERSIDE.
j. Martin of Boston. passed through
here last Thursday on his way to FAIR
Squirrel Island for few weeks.-Miss
Bertha Brann of Watcrvile was tho
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Reynolds
last weck.-Joseph Reed has gone 10
Watcrville. TO visit his son. II. II. Reed.-
Perley Haskell and mother of Sidney,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Merrill. hast
week.-The family of j. Manchester
liaynes Of augusta. are at "Broadacres"
Gardiner and Mrs. +. /. Clay OF Angus
"a, were the guests of Mrs. F. X. Merrill
last Friday.-Mrs. Ira Is. Smiley visited
the dry goods stores at Augusta, in the
interest Of the sufferers by the Vasssll-
boro fire and they all contributed gcncr-
ously, did MIR. Hersey. the shoeman.
whom she called on.
WAYNE.
Captain Cary went to Durham Monday.
to attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs.
Merriil.-Miss Louise Barker went to Old
Orchard for the season. Tuesday Mrs
Chas. Barker accompanied her as far as
lewiston. Miss Lydia Smith and Mr.
Melvin Smith are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Smith-Mrs. Good
nue., son and daughter. are the guests OF
Mrs G. II. Barker.-Mrs. Sprague and
Vim. small--Mrs. Robinson and son
visited her sister, Mrs. Wallace Tribotl
last week.-Mrs. Edwin True started for
chicago, saturday. Mr.. True accompan-
made : last trip June 80. He has driven
the Wayne stage for II years and .
months. All will miss his cheerful face
and kindly greeting. He received some
valuable tokens of esteem from the North
Leeds people. Mr. Parker Tribou takes
ms ptace with new stage which glisens
with paint and varnis h.-Allen White Is
sick. His wife, who was away. has been
sent for Miss Lena Foy is visiting her
mother. Mrs Overwhelmingly was.
Visitors day at the primary school and
'NnS ltN Tor the grammar
school, which took place in the NJ f..
church. The church was taStefuuy
trimmed with ferns, pottcd plants and
cut fowers by the former graduates. The
exercises We're interesting and showed
good work by both teachers and pupils
Mrs. Iipperah FoSs who was called TO
Massachusetts by the Illness of her
daughter, has returned.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Miss Sarah p. Robinson of Augusta
has been the guest of Mrs. Ann Collins
also George jackson of Watervilie.-Mr
and Mrs. Alpheus Flood of Watorville
visited Mr.. ard Mrs. Oscar Abbott sun
day.--Prof. Elijah Cook and family have
arrived Tor the summer. Prof Cook is
Irincipal of lakewood Seminary. New
york. His summer residence is beauti-
fully situated near Weber Pond.-Mr
Earnest Wheeler of Melrose. Mass, has
come for the summer to be with his
uncle. William IL. Dow.-Mrs Frank
Marden is entertaining friends from
massachusetts, Gertrude Homane
has returned for the summer months
from school in Boston.-Mr Brooks and
family of Richmond, have moved into
the farm house on Priests Hill belonging
attended the celebration at Branch Mills
Saturday and Bath. Monday.-Children
day was observed at Friends church
Sunday The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ported plants
The evening was devoted to exercises by
the children. The attendance was very
large and the children all acquitted
themselves with credit. Exercises reel
tationS and music comprieed the eve