Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-22
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SIDNEY.

fT8HI Il. fktyflIllS HOUst--tseOTSt 'oI-
ron has had his stable moved several
rods towar tis the east,--The grange libra
ry arrived recently. There are lbt vol
unles. II is the intention to add TO the
number from time to tjme.-Forty men,
bers OF Sidney Grange went on the
grange excursion TO Maranacook, Satur-
GAy.-The two Armenian men have re-
turned from Portland 10 Ambrose and A.
NJ. Sawteile's respectively. where they
had previously been stopping. Mss Eiia
y. Tufts and Elmer Guild, both OF South
birmingham, Mass. are the guests OF
Miss Tufts sister, Mrs. J. Il. Clark.
WEST GARDINER.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Parsons of East
Wilton. are visiting Mrs. Parsons moth
er. Mrs Alice Towle.-Guy Sawyer was
al home Sunday.--Sylvester Campbell OF
brunswick, was In town THURSDAY
Mrs. William Bachelor received the sad
news. Friday. OF the death Of her broth
er's wife. Mrs Frank Davis Of Bowdoin-
ham.G H. Ciough and w. IA. DAVIS
went To Monmouth, Saturday, on bush
nes&. Edgar Tucker Is building a slio. -
Rose King who has been quite sick with
q cold. Il beiaer.--Bert Fuller OF Bangor,
fmerly 81 this town, Is visiting his
father, George Fuller. invitations are
cui for the wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs WIN knight OF West street.
Albert Lord of Hallowell. was in town,
Friday.
RIVERSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Abbott and daugh-
ter OF East Nassa,lboro. were here last
Wednes.iay Miss Mae Wood of Seawari.
Is visiting Mrs. Wilbur Lewis.-Mrs. j..
H. Bragg OF North Yassiib0ro, was here
last Wednesday II. Mitchell 81 China.
was here last friday.-Miss Jennie Far
we'll OF Gross fiitl. was here last week
visiting her aunts. Mrs Reed and Mrs.
Duniap.-H. II. foss.ti. Elmer Rollius
and n. T. Rowe attended the State en-
campmcnt ~ the Sons of Veterans at
WAterville last week. --Mr and Mrs. VII
Lts ts;c- OF Oak t,rog. Seminary have
gone 10 he AroostoOk Tor a few weeks
WFh-~N II. Fossett has accepted an in
yiiasion 20 deliver The address at China
next Memorial day.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mr. Bess"y inspector: Mrs. Dsssey. dis
trict secretary from North Vassainor0
| and Mr.. Lows. district counsellor from
Sidney, visited Irawch Mills Lodge. I. ..
OF q. T.. Saturday evening. APPROPRIATIONS
are being made here. 10 celebrate tho
elCrioGs Independence with "A roussug
coed time saturday. July ~. W. y. T.
1oep will be crater Of the tiay.-Mr ard
Mrs. T. NJ. Dove attended the Free Bap-
tat quarterly meeting at II itd1le. I'd
ward Bean is AZ homc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sireeter Worthirg are visiting his sis.er
Mrs. Mary q. lsuffum of Palermo. Mrs.
Lucia piukham and daughters are visit
ing ia AuEUsta,-MrS. Walter Tobey Is
again prosirated by Illness.
READFIELD.
All are sorry to lose Readfield's popular
and worthy station agent and his family,
hut are glad OF his promotion on the Il.
G. Il. R.-Mrs. Rand from Boston. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. r..
Williams, for the past week is suffering
severely from neuralgia Of the heart
Many are suffering from colds especially
ckifsrcu.-AirS. T.. G. Moiiitt was unable
to be at her place Of business several
DAYS last week by reason OF sickness
Some Gi the farmers will plant their
sweet corn .his week.-Charlie Wright
started ON Il weeks bicycle trip 70 Port
hand ara vicinity. Thurslay.-Mr iiig-
gins has pat Il steamer in this erf OF
Lake MatanoccoN which Will accommo
date the citizens much better than 10 de-
pend on the Winthrop steamers As here
roiorC.-Many attended the grange eN-
cuTsian At the lake, Saturday.
MT VERNON.
The Sabbath schools of Mt Vernon and
Vienna met in convention with the North
Vienna Sabbath school. June 1t. The day
was beautiful. There were forenoon and
afternoon sessions. The address of We
come was by Rev. \. ;. Staples; response
by Pre- sidcnt Or S. Burbank devotional
exercises led by Rev. l.. +. Gould. In
the forenoon the topic. How Can the
Church. was discussed by Rev. Il. T.
Whit,emore. Or. Burbank and Samuel
York. 4 picnic dinner followed The
North Vienna school entertained the Wis
credit. The church was pretti.y deco
rated with flowers. The topic in the af-
ttrnoon was why Should the Sabbath
School be Organized into q Missionary
Gould. Henry Graves. l.. G.. Davis. ana
Amasa Butler, took part in the discus
sion. II was a very pleasant and profit
able day for the schools. The next con-
vention will meet with the West Mt. Yer
non school in September.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Louis Cram who has been visiting
friends in Auburn, has returned.-Mr-
IIoratio Foss OF Lewiston. spent the Sab
bath with his mother. Mrs. Jerry Foss.
MIR. and Mrs Raymond of Livermore
Falls. are the guests of Mr.: James Moul-
ton.-W. b. Norris has sold out his gro,
Gerry business.-Mrs. Annie Walker and
little son, Mckinley are visiting her
father MFR. A. S. George.-A reception
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Stinch-
field. Monday evening. it being the nth
anniversary of their marriage. fine
hanging lamp was presented them in be-
half of their friends by Mr.. c. L. Wing.
Refreshments We're served and short
programme carried out. II was a pleas
ant surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Stinchiield.
CROSS HILL.
Henry Johnson and his daughter. Mrs.
Myra Gcldthwait of Vassalboro. visited
the Perkins family. Friday. Mr.. Johnson
has recently returned from the state OF
Minnesota where he has been for the past
twenty-seven years. He is very well
preserved man for one of his age being
in his SD year.-Miss Alice Getchell. the
popular teacher at Seward. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Robbins,
last weck.-C. o. Gardner went to Maran-
ocook Saturday. on his bicyce.-Mr. ana
Mrs. +. N. Lampson Of Cambridge Mass.
were in the place. Tuesday, visiting
friends. Mrs. Lampson was Miss Lillian
Gardner. daughter of the late Joel Gard
ner of this town.-Mr. J. NJ. Cross of the
Journal, was on the ''Hin." Tuesdays.
week to do a job of mason work on a
summer cottage for J. c. Evans.--J. S.
Briggs had a crew of men with teams re-
pairing the roads several days last week.
Several from this place attended the
Memorial exercises at Togus. Thursday
II. H. Halves of Riverside, visited friends
on the hill. Sunday.
EAST PITTSTON
Mr.. Cark's store is nearly completed.
He has discharged most of his men and