Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-06

At Lewiston, April 13-15.-Mains G.
D onoaYnnmepf
STATE NEWS.
Kennebec.
NORTH WAYNE.

Mr. and Mrs. Fl. d. Mason We're
called to Auburn, by the serious illness
of Mr.. Nason's sister.-Mrs. Victoria
Grindall of Bluehill is visiting her
sister. Miss Glorrina Smith.-Mrs L. c.
Bontin has returned from week
stav at East Wilton. Her daughter,
Mrs. D. X. Freeman. will remain there
some time-Mr. and Mrs. George
Holmes of Oakland are stopping at
George b. Lewis. Mr.. Holmes is
working for the tool company.-Lotoh
d. Jennings is at home from Bowdoln
College.-G. w. Walton, ESD, and DR..
C. H. Barker of the school board, were
in the village, Monday, looking over
the schoolhouse with the view to max
ing extensive repairs.-Messrs Brad
ford. Norris and Stevens, assessors,
have completed the annual report OF
the town.-Quite a quantity of maple
syrup has been made here by X. Z,
Morrill, and G. P. Taylor.-W. M. and
G. P. Taylor have filled their icehouse,
the past week, and found the ice of fine
quality and IS inches in thickness.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cross Of Augusta. was in the
place last Tuesday.-Miss Alice Getchel
is visiting friends in MISSIONARIES
Clara Reed of Waterviile visited friends
here last Week.-Mrs. Annie Connlck'
who has been passing her vacation mere
has returned to her school at Augusta
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Staples and Mr.. and
Mrs. BENZ. Gardner of Augusta, We're Ia
the place last Sunday.
BRANCH MILLS.
Elias Cove of Windsor, has rented Eiol
Kitchens store, and will open meat and
fish market. He has been laying IN ms
summer store of ice the past week.-Her-
bert Mitchell of Waterville, has been
moving goods into Wilder Worthing $
store preparatory to opening a jewelers.
store. soda fountain and ice cream sa-
loon.--J r. B. Dnsmore built a sidewalk
from the bridge to the entrance to hlS
grounds, last week.-Hilman Crummet3
has hired with Mr.. Dinsmore for SIX
months-Ed Moody has moved his fam
lily 20 his farm in Albion and Philip
Child's family occupy the rooms he va
cated--Fred Parmeter met with serl-
Gus accident while chopping wood. lie
cut cash in his foot four inches long
severng a cord.-Mrs. Eula Worthing Is
very sick with the grip.-Mrs. Walter
Tobey is also suffering from relapse of
same disease.-Mrs. Wallace Worthing =
ill.-The funerals of Seth Tibbetts ana
Mrs. William Hanson Of China. occurred
Monday. at the hours of ten and two re
spectively. Rev. A. II. Jones attended
both.
MT VERNON.
Josiah Bean is quite i'll with Ia grippe.
Wellington French is in very poor
health.-Willis Crafts will return to
Bewdoin College very soon. Mr.. Crafts
has just closed his school at Starks.-Miss
Margaret Cram returned to school at
Waterville, Monday. w. Allen has had
some lines set in the lake the past three
nc
fish. He has caught several trout weigh
ing ~ to 2ta lbs; one eust, AZ lbs.
one black bass AZ pounds and several
bass, 3ia pounds.-Miss Ethel Tracy will
rot return to the institute at Waterville
this term on account of i'll health.-Mr.
Sylvanus A. Morse from near Springfield
Mass, mas hired the grist mill for two
years. with the privilege to purchase if he
desires. Mr.. Morses family consists Of
wife. three daughters and Son.-MisS
Susan p. Hopkins IS having an attack Of
erippe-Frank Bean is recovering from
In grippe.
READFIELD.
Mrs. Nellie G7isllel Porter made a short
visit last week with friends in town
while on her way from Brooklyn. n. Y,
TO her home in Strong-Perley Clark
who was very sick at kent's Hill last
week, has gone to consult physician III
Poftland.--Rev II. +. Frohock was sum-
nioleu mere last week from CHARLESTON.
>. G., by reason of the severe illness nj
MS youngest child. They will all start
Tor their new home in the South on Sat
urqay next. Mr.. Frohock likes his new
neid of labor very mueh-Arthur q.
Wright returned to Colby for his last
term there, Saturday.-Wm. Harvey is
building a store house for carriages.
LlTCHFIELD PLAINS.
A building used as store house belong
ing TO Mrs. NJ. E. Rogers was burned
carry Sunday morning. 1t is supposed
,he nre caught from a box in which some
nam was being cured. Estimated loss or
building and contents 500 The othel
buildings were in great danger bu; lib
erai use of water by neighbors presen
prevented other loss.--ln the absence o
the pastor. Mr.. j. l.. Sanders from TIL
uNinity school. Lewiston. preached a
me Plains church. Sunday.--Hon. an,
MS. oramandal Smith were home from
Augusta. Sunday.