Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-02

WI Mr. DaHiei Lawrence of this town, has
nad second shock OF PARALYSIS. Dr
Strout 81 Gardiner. was called and saw
~ lawrence may live three days and
may three months.-Mr. Roy Fossett and
Wire. We're In town, Sunday last.-Mr
ana Mrs. Adoniram Ware and baby and
MIS-. carrie Blodgeyt, all of this town
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
49, saac u Iardiner.- and Mrs. Charles
James of Dresden, arrived in town S,,n
ddy, 70 spend Memorial day with their
iausnter, Mrs Adoniraln Ware.-Mr and
MIS-. Dennis MARI OF Portland, arrived on
-, ,atsurnu ay' Ior few days visit with Mr.
r nm Mrs. Carl Carlson. Several Of the
- s.as ", IN our cemetery are looking NICE
q, showing good care. This is an exam
PIE mat some of the, others should follow.
ton. sA1 eoi''i-
Mt. VERNON.
"; r. r. Shaw and wife, have decided
10. 10 visit Europe and will leave home on
thursday next, go to Montreal and sail
~ saturday for Liverpool England. and
take the cars to London. They will be in
London at the Queens celebration visit
the hospitals in London and travel some
what In England and Scotland.-The Cy-
rus Williams Grand Army Post attended
- pody the Baptist church, and lis
tened 10 very able sermon by Rev. e.
l; Whittemore, from Psalms 20-5 The
church was filled to Overlooking. The
lay was beautiful
CROSS HILL.
!. ]. Robbins of yassalboro. was on the
Hill Thursday. on town business.-C.
". Mower of East Vassalboro, was In
ne place, Wednesday,. ID. Randall is
nan quite extensive. repairs on his
l Darn. William Crane of South China.
ana Charles Tobey are doing the work.
Several from this place attended the
/ Union Grange meeting at East Vassalbo-
70, Wednesday.-Warren McCorrson of
i emma, was in the place last week buy-
ING wool for Emery & Co, of Wateryilie
/ The price paid was 16 cents per pound
winch Is four cents higher than a year
/ ago.-The funeral of the late George A
ROBBINS was held at his late home Sat
urday forenoon. Rev. !. J. Mead of Au-
| susta, ofnciating. There were quite a
/ GOOD gathering of friends and neighbors
considering the state of the weather.
howard II. Smell superintendent the cere-
l nohles' the grange furnished the pail
bearers which were Ira b. Smiley.
| Gharies % Crowell. Oscar H. Brown and
! r. Lincoln Brown Music was furnished
by the grange choir. Mr. Robbins was n
| Gndrter member of CushnOc Grange p of
| H., NO. 2O4. Of Vassalboro. He had been a
| subscriber of the Kennebec Journal more
| than forty years
WEEKS MILLS.
The Crosby band of this place. went TO
| Palermo, Saturday, to attend the Memo
| RAJ exercises at that pace-The com
| mlttee appointed to solicit funds for the
| completion of the w. & @. r. r. met in
| the Union Park House hall, Saturday to
| make arrangements and allot to the sew
| eral owns the share to raise-Justin
| Hanson of Augusta, is visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hanson.-Miss
| Minnie Peva of the insane hospital. Au-
gusta. and friend. Mr. Boyington. were
visiting Miss Pevas parents. Sunday
Mrs. Bertha Doe is visiting her mother
in Fairfield.
EAST PITTSToN.
The road machines have been used an
| nearly all of the roads and the heavy
| rains of late have made travelling very
| nard--The funeral of Mrs. Matthew Moo
uy look place from the house last Tues
| day, Rev. Mr.. Morelan officiated. The
| scholars of Beech hill district called upon
Arthur Moody of this place one evening
| last week. They were treated to eonfee-
tionery and fruit and all reported a very
pleasant occasion. Mr. Moody has taught
| IN that school with fine success.-Several
| delegates We're elected to attend the dis
| trfct lodge to be held at Sidney on June
| l6 last Saturday evening at the Good
i Temphrs regular meeting.-The school
yard has been leveled off and the road
leading to it somewhat repaired This
/ was much needed work and now the nexi
| move will be to get a sidewalk from the
| main road to the building. There is talk
/ of holding sociables in the place to rails
| funds to build the same.-Dellie MOODY
| received a painful wound in an unusual
| way one day LAST week. While hitching
his horse it became frightened and rar
| back catching his finger in the knot Of
teh rope, cutting the end of the fingel
off The wound was dressed by Dr. Lib
by.