Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-13

=. r.. Gray and Master Russell GRAY OF
everett. Mass: are at ]. N. Russelps.-
MISS Jennie Trott is home from Boston.
W. c. Bailey has returned from a
visit to Boston.--Howard Snow of
Skowhegan, and Elijah Alden of Bos-
ton, We're here. Friday.-Mrs. Orrin
Snow of vassalboro, visited her daurh-
ter. Mrs. G. w. Smiley. Sunday.-R. p.
bragg of Augusta, and G. e. Bragg OF
North Vassalboro. were here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fairfield of Au-
gusta, were at ]. p. Gardeners, last
Sunday.-Harvey Bailey of Whiteffeld,
is visiting at w. p. Bailey's.
NORTH yASSALBORO.
Rev. David Sampson, Friend ministe,
from North Carolina, has recently been
visiting his brother, Thomas Sampson
agent of Vassalboro wooden mills, al
his home in Winslow.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
+. Aver of Watervilre were in town
Sunday.-The recent hot wave didn't
go by Vassalboro, the thermomete,
registering 100, Friday.-Some farmers
commenced haying, last week. Prob
ably nearly all will be at it, this week
Rather more than last year." is thu
common expression.-The insurance
upon the buildings burned in the big
fire has been adjusted. Some will re.
build. 1t is hoped that the NJ. C. r. r
will also assist the sufferers. Mr.. C. r
Aver raised in Waterville, $13S, ant
placed it where it would do the mos
good. and others have helped from Au-
gusta, Boston and other places.
SIDNEY.
George F. Smiley of West Medford
Mass, is here for a few weeks stay n
the old homestead, with his children
who came last week.-Mrs. ). Z. NJ
Springer and family of Newton, Mass.
are at their summer residence 9TH,
Nathaniel Merrill house, for the re.
mainder of the summer.-Albert Mil.
lay of North New Portland, was i
guest in the family of Joseph Durrell
few days last week.-It is reported
that Perley Haskell has bought tn,
Lorin Ward farm and has moved onte
it.-William A. Reynolds of this towi
and Miss Clara Williams of Belgrade
We're married in Belgrade, by Rev
Joseph Cummings. July 3.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. and Mrs. 1. v. Mayo arrived
saturday evening, and went directly tt
the parsonage, which had been mad
ready for their reception.-Horace
Smith and daughter of Weymouth
Mass, are the guests of Hon. and Mrs
Samuel Smith.-Mr and Mrs. Charlie.
Bubier have moved to the Corner
greatly to the regret of the people OF
this place.-Rev. j. F. Hartman o.
Lewiston, and Mr.. William Smith OF
Waterville. We're among the guests al
the Plains church, Sunday.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. /. p. Hutchinson and children
| of Boston. Mass, arrived in town
Thursday, to spend a few weeks.-Mr
and Mrs. A. G. Underwood returned
Saturday, from weeks visit at Hart
| land and Skowhegan.-The hot days
have given the crops a great start
c. w. Mansur has sold the Hewitt,
house at the Mills, to Milford Lovejoy
of North Wayne. and he has taken i!
down.
WEST GARDINER.
deer has been seen by some of the
farmers in town.-A. F. Goodrich of Low.
ell, Mass, who has been visiting friends
in town the past week, returned to Low
ell, Friday. by way of Lewiston on his
wheel-Mrs. Nellie Curtis is visiting hel
brother. Will Grinell.-Mrs Emily Col.
| Inns is al her old home for a few months
| Her daughter, Mrs. Alice Larrabee, ant
| two children are with her.-Mr. Phillips
and daughter from Massa chusetts, are al
his sisters. Nellie Collins:-Forest Wake
| field has sold his span of handsome draft
| horses to Mr.. Cummings of Augusta
| few of the farmers have begun haying
The remainder are waiting for the grass
| to grow.-Mrs. Frank Fuller who ha.
been quite sick is slowly gaining.-Merril
| Pinkham the new mail carrier between
Augusta and Ltchfield, began his route
| July misses Grace and Ri Haskell
were in Gardiner, Saturday.
| CROSS HILL.
James NJ. Sampson of Augusta, was
| driving from East Vassalboro. Tuesday
| and when a the foot of the Colby Hill
| his horse dropped dead. Veterinary Sur
geon Orrison Warren after a most rigit
| examination pronounced the cause to bt
| liver trouble aggravated by the extreme
| heat.-Mrs. Lizzie Snow of Vassalboro
and Mrs. Hamilton We're the guests o.
the Perkins family last week.-Deacor
| and Mrs. John Wood of Vassalboro, were
at F. J. Ames'. 'Wednesday.-Mrs. Lydia
Page of South China, and Mrs Elizabeth
Clark of East Vassalboro, visited in the
place one day last Week.-Miss Alice Busf
| of Waltham, Mass. is spending her vaca-
| ton at Will Tobey' s.-Mrs. Maria Ran
dan of North Easton. Mass, and Mrs
Israel p Perley of Boston, are the guests
| of j. c. Perley.-There were severa
strangers at church last Sunday. Among
| the number were G. J. Wyman of Soutl
| China. and his brother. John F. Wymar
| C San Francisco, Cal. and their sister
| Mrs. Rachel Moody of Windsor.-Henry
| Johnson of Vassalboro, is spending a few
| days with his sister, Mrs. Sarah Perkins
George and Herbert Mccoy spent Sun
| day with friends in Augusta.-Benjamir
Lampson lost horse last week. Cause
unknown. !. !. :.
Lincoln
SOUTH DRESDEN.
Miss Levina Walker is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Mira Seigars.-Charles
Seigars has gone to Southport ma
vacation.-Mrs. Desire Perkins of Hyde
Park, Mass, is visiting her brother
Gustavus Perkins.-Henry Hatch
whose genial face was familiar to every
home in town, passed away. Monday
The funeral was conducted by Rev. J.
T. Crosby of Wesley church, Bath, as
sisted by Rev. ]. w. Price.-Rev. Ar
| thur Price, son of the pastor. Is al
home on a vacation.
Dannheenf