Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-21
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SoOIH NORklDGEWo Ck.
James ingalls, of Bangor passed the
Sabbath with old friends in town.
Doras Carleton was at home last week.
from Haverhill Mass, where he is at
work in box factory.-F. T.. Jewett of
Exeter spent Sunday with his parents
C. A. Hussey and family occupy the
Carr cottage at North pond this week.
Miss Rena Barker entertained
party of friends, Thursday evening in
honor of her cousin. Miss Maud Emery
of Hallowell, who was here visiting
Miss Lizzie Williams was at home from
Watervile, Sunday.-Wallace Conant
ing the mosquitoes, black flies and
trout in the Carry pond region.-Mr
and Mrs. +. c. Holt have hired the
furnished house of A. H. Conant on
Wateryille hill.-Mr and Mrs. George
Titcomb and Mr.. and Mrs George
Wheeler of Pennington called upon
friends here. Friday forenoon, while
on carriage drive to Skowhegan.-
Misses Edith Paine and Lizzie Dins-
more of North Arson have been visit
ing Miss Louise Twaddle.-F'red Hall
the popular assistant at Leavitt's ton
serial parlors has gone TO Skowhegan.
where he has a like position in the
employ of Harry WilIams.-Perley
NeaSie, who recently went To Berlin
Falls To work, returned, Saturday eve
ming. as the big fire swept his place of
business out of eXistence-IId Devereux
is ut home enjoying a short rest from
his labors in Bangor.-Mss Edith
Works has returned from Lowell. where
she has been employed during the past
winter and spring Charles Diggles is
at home from Fairfield on a two weeks
vacation. Mr. Diggles is as ardent an
angler as ever cast fiy.-The goods at
Miss Shorey's store are being closed
out.-Iiiohard Day is passing few
days with his sister. Mrs. c. n. Staples.
Mr. and Mrs George Carr have hired
the Frederick house on Upper Main
street.-Samuel Somloy of Boston is
passing few days here.-Rev.
Charles Dole of Jamaica Plains, Mass.
occupied the Congregational pulpit,
Sunday, and his many admirers here
heard most excellent sermon. Mr.
Dole is Unitarian preacher of some
note. He passes his summer vacation
here with his mother-Rev. H. l.. Me
Cam of Houlton, is taking on outing
al his cottage ut North pond.-Herbcrt
Hale is erecting cottage at North
pond.-Charles Farrand is in Mercer
cutting the hay upon his farm.-One
may hear talk about the falling off in
the hay crop, this season, but everyone
claims it to he of superior quality
Mrs. Harriet Wheeler is stopping with
her sisters, the Misses Clark.-Miss
Ethel Farr of Waterville has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles A.
Whiting-C. T.. Veasie has gone to
Harmony to cut the hay upon his farm
"A. II. Conant has returned from
Weld. where he was called by the
sickness and death of his mother.-Mrs.
e. a. Baker of Boston is stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Isadore Wing.-Mss
Marion Kilby of Washington. ID. c., is
boarding at -. F. Fields Miss Bessie
Tenney of Boston is passing her usual
vacation in town.--Mrs. Minnie Crush
of Lewiston is visiting her mother,
Mrs Trench. She is accompanied by
her children.-A large limb was broken
from the famous Big Willow in
Wednesdays gale. The famous old
landmark is fast going into decay and
in a short time only the trunk will he
left for visitors TO wonder at.-At a
business meeting of the Congregation
al G. T.. society, A. O. Frederick was
elected president: Mrs. Augusta Bailey.
vice president; and Mrs. Charles Full |
Ter. secretary and treasurer.-Nina |
Tuttle has been visiting in Mercer
Prof. c. w. Pierce was in town. last |
Week.-Mrs. Edith Jones has been |
passing "A few days at Bingham. the |
guest of her sister. Mrs Ed Magoon.-
Arthur Rogers and Miss Eta Day re- |
turned from Gilead. Monday evening.
George Emery, While at work on the |
new school building. Friday, was taken |
suddenly i'll. and IT is thought suffered /
a partial surstroke.
Waldo.
S ElARSMONT.
Rev. A. +. Chase, Phi. D., president Of |
Maine Wesleyan Seminary ard Female |
College. Kent's Hill. and his wife, have