Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-10
STATE NEWS.
Kennebec.

VIENNA
John Farwell has been very sick
with pneumonia, but is now gaining
Several citizens are improving the fine
weather by cutting their next wears
supply of wood and lumber.-Fran,<
d. Blake and little daughter. Ervena of
Dexter, We're in town a few days ago
&C. c. Griffin of Augusta. has been in
town recently.-All are hoping to see
the cars pass through this little town
in the near future. A railroad would
give new courage and energy. which
are sadly needed. Vienna has many re-
sources which now lie dormant for
want of a market. Pluck is needed.
Also capital, who will give Vienna a
lift by buying its abandoned farms aud
other properties. Nowhere can be
found finer scenery, purer air. or bette.
water than here.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The pond supplying the woolen mill
here with power is very low and rain
is very mush desired. The new dyna-
mo takes an increased amount of
power.-Rev. NJ. F. Brigham. pastor
of the Methodist church here. is ex-
pected to return. this week The re-
port that Mr.. futile was stationed here
is Wrong.-Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Aver of
Waterville, were the guests of his
brother II. d. Aver Sunday-It is
rumored that an addition will be put
on to the mill and a hotel built here
in the near future.-Mr Walter Camp
bell returned from the woods recently.
b,.iy, tyit l.
skill.-Mrs. G. S. Halves. who has been
very sick is much improved and ex-
poets soon to be around.-Mr. Geo
Gibson has bought the Arthur Blish
farms. l. Meserve has moved to Wa
terville for the winter.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Coons have been quite plenty here
this fall. Will Holbrook and Will Lath-
rop got two last week. Four have been
shot within two weeks.-Michael Nc
Cormick. who keeps the Cedar Grove
boarding house, was in town, last week.
buying cabbage and other vegetables.
The gunners say that grey squirrel
are numerous this fall.--Warren Dorr
of Gardiner. was in town. Tuesday,
Daniel Lathrop has leased the Winslow
Hunt estate in East Pittston. and has
removed to that place-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Moore of Chelsea. We're in town
Sunday, visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess and child re-
turned to their home in Waltham,
Mass. on Thursdays boat
WAYNE.
The many friends of Mr.. James Clark
will be panied TO hear he has had par
alytic shock.-Mr. and Mrs Peleg Pike
who have been visiting in the West
have returned.-Miss Mamie True has
gone to Wales where she is to teach
Miss Frances Pike who has been visit
ing her father. Monroe Pike. has re-
turned to Lisbon.-Mrs. d. r. Berry and
Mrs. 7. c. Thompson. have returned
from Lewiston where they have been for
a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wing
who have been at their old home for a
week have returned to Bath where they
will pass the winter
SIDNEY.
Clement Steason, died. las. week.-Mrs..
Mary Graves is very sick. She is suffer-
ing from pneumonia and being an aged
lady it is thought doubtful if she recov-
ers. Her daughter. Mrs. Emily Rand of
New Sharon. came here last week.-Mrs..
Fanny Lovejoy of West Newbury. Mass,
is here visiting her relatives. the Smiley's.
Herbert Leighton. Daniel Warren and
Joseph Durrell have gone up country in
the Dead River region. hunting. Mrs.
Durrell went with her husband as far as
LeXngton.-Five new members were
added to Sidney Grange at the last meet
ing.
WEEKS MILLS.
Chas. Giddings is moving and re-
pairing building for a store.-Mrs |
o. Trundy met with a sad accident
vi,
receiving very severe injuries.-MiSS |
Malinda Gamsby has returned to her |
home in New Hampshire. after visit
ing her father. George W. Gamsby of |
this place.