Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-10
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club. Thursday evening, March 1.-THE
town Of China has furnished q lodging
supper and breakfast to nearly a hun.
dred tramps this winter-Measles are
again prevailing In parts Of the town
RIVERSIDE.
Walter Brown Of. Boston, was here
last week, visiting his patents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Ellis went to vassaibOrb,
Friday.-Charles Low and son Of Sea.
ward. were in the place. Friday.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. f. Fossett and daughter OF
Augusta. were here. Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Staples OF Augusta. were 1t
F. r. MerriH's. Sunday.-Mrs. Mafy
Ward Of Sidney, was in the place, Mon
day. fe lsasts
EAST vASSALBORO.
The Ladies' Reading circle met with
Mrs. Ada Lord, Wednesday, a veey In
teresting programme. was .giyen.-The
Ladies' Missionary so1iety met At
Friends. church at the regular date.
Several appropriate selections were
read, music interspersed and business
| took up the hour, after which corn balls
were furnished.-1drv. rAlonzo Hamiin
Is still confined to the house, but her
friends hope soon to see her out.-The
vassalboro band gave an entertain
ment and supper. Saturday night, which
was well attended. The programme
consisted of vocal and instrumental
music. and a short play. Two ladies
commended for dinner. set, MISC M4ud
Weber getting $51, and Mrs. Bertha
Bassett. $24.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Yates
Of Waterville. were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Al Priest Sunday. M.
Yates will leave for the coast of
Africa, MARCH 10.-MrsA Mary. Hall.
wife of Nathan Hall. died. Friday
morning. after long illness. Sha.xts
bel0yed by all who knew her stig16g
worth. Il lady,of. Christian, clISraGfeT,
devoted to her family and friends. The
funeral services were largely attended
at the home Of the deceased. Rev. Mr..
Weed spoke in anfiPlpressiyerm apper.
The remains wer intefredsa4 thS cSSne-
terry at East Vassalboro.- Pr0f.s WiitAif
A. Estes and wife and Miss Reynolds
of Oak Grove, attended services; ~
Friends church. Snnday.-Mts. Schae-
fer of Bath, was in the. vill1ge... over
Sunday.-Rev. Alvano. Goddard s0f
China,passed Friday night aA'the. home
of J.. c. Pierce.-Mrs. o. A. Abbott and
Mrs. II. A. Priest, were. the guests.of.,
Mrs. C.. X. Hendricksonsof Watefrills.
Monday night.
MANCHESTER.
J. W. Emery was drawn as juror ito
serve at the March term of the supreme
court at Augusta. E4
SOUTH CHINA.
George Roberts met with peculiar, but
painful accident. A horse kicked him on
his thumb, breaking the bone. and spin
terihg It,. SO that many pieces OF bone
have worked out Of his thumb. -
Psssssesl.
NEWPORT. go
J Mr.. E. r. Dow. was at home from
,,Whitefield, N. H.. few days last
Week.-Mrs. Mile Goodwin Is spend
ing short vacation at home. She, h
attending the Pennington normal
.schcol-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. ,StuArt
spent Sunday with friends in BanGgr.
MFR. Charles Osborne y in Hartland, Z
at work in the hotel-Miw Kate WHINE
of brunswick. has been Visiting Mrst. r.
H. Deering.-Mr. and Mrs. w. - }
Stuart. Visited friends in DEXTER. SIT.
urday.-Miss Nettie Brown IL spending
a few days in Bangor
CORINNA. ~
March grippe is with ussand many are
aaHin ssro siege with i sss are , Sp
held meetings daily foE:sIlken past NM
weeks, at Union churchss~fsey.s brown e.
Newport, vas with our psople Issrsds g
an unlimited stay at Bangor and vlcin!t n
III. G. Burrill's dance did not materially
ize STANLEY Burrill. senior ct n. G q & 4
vinage-To the wife Of judge G. s1iti Il
there was born, March 4, . son.: AcletsSs
ley Hobart Smith. II you please We!tesss
married wednesoay, at Greenwsed;s ~ 4
Miss Cora Macomber returned Friday
from Plymouth.5,Mrs. Nancy. Ireland ASe
8. :BHrrilrs. on Church strcet-Lumbee.:i
ing is still very brisk. The shedding news I
er was better in this locality.-H.. II n
the past week Tor lis Sar farm 1Hnn St
brook. l.s ..,sa ~ ss.fa IS }t ~. TSEEii
r. ssS
: One of the events, OF the season. for stli4 I;
town OF Garland occurred 4Tb0g9dayf&'
when 1900 pound ben WI. hung "A TIE 2
VAS q gift from Mr.. Pratt HubbArd tof
StetsOn, a former resident Of Garland
and very interested member OF sths ~
6nc Of those who aided In. building the
church. A baked bean dinner was served
AZ the vestry The towns people were
INTO the enjoyment Of the occaalon.-A1fs.
Z. MORGAN seems to be improving.-llfs.
Eta Foss and two daughters, hon
families last Fridays-S1eighine II 1ne,
he best for the season and Rue!nens men
are improving it:-Dr. and Mrs.. Euerson
Ffidays-Mr. Roberts has rented and
moved Into the silas. Mason house in the
'illaGe last Saturday.
AS Mr.; Joseph TERROR. . young man
lbOut II years of age. was Undertaking.
| pile Of wood. the entire pile. which
vas number Of yards high tell >ppqn
nature. Il was not until after nuch Ell
ort on the part OF the laboress Of the
a cats sa. from the sSsnas lie ao ss ne tsc:
4 the young man was cut In horrible
manner, watch required the taking Of =
loxen stitches. The entire day ne re-
NAMED unconscious. 1t b hoped he may
ecovsr. yet i wiz be Soma time befsrc