Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-19
Kennebec.
EAST WINTHROP.

ter Mabel are confined to their beds
by illness. Miss Sadie Collins, nurse,
is caring for them.-Mr. and Mrs. Sum-
ner T.. Packard and son, Harry, have
returned from visit to Brockton,
Mass.-Singing master Parker of Hal
lowell, started singing school here,
Thursday evening, with a good attend
Jennie A. Packard and two
sons, Roy and Melville, have returned
from two weeks visit to her old home
in Observation-Disclosures. Sarah X. Bach
elder enjoyed carr age drive to Farm
ington the first of the week, accom-
panying her son Herbert, who is to at
tend school there.-Grace Cusnman ana
Albert Carr were unable to attend
their school at the village for several
days on account of severe colds.--A
very interesting letter was read from
Mr.. Long at the c. E. meeting, Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Jennie A. Packard
presided.
MONMOUTH.
Stella l. Wing, IL years old, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Wing. was
found dead in her bed Tuesday morning.
She had been in poor health during the
summer, but retired that night about .
O clock. as well as usual.-George Frost,
son OF Montgomery Frost is in very poor
health, having been sick about two
months with heart trouble and other all
Perkins and Leroy Rob-
inson are quite sick.-T. l.. Stanton, Esq.
of Valley Head. Alabama. who has been
visiting many of his old friends during
the summer. will return to his home in
about ten days.-icdwin NJ. Stanton and
wife OF Boston. are visiting Mrs STAN
toms father, ]. r. KING. P. Eaton and
wife of Auburn, Mass. are visiting A. d.
King and other friends.-Mrs. Clara
Mitchell Of Sabattisville. and Mrs. c. b.
Lane. are visiting J. l.. circuit and wife
and others.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rob-
inson and Charles Robinson and wife. will
so TO Boston this week to do the city.
Quite a number intend to attend the
musical festival at Portland.-Farmers
nave their harvesting done. They have
their barns full of hay. but few potatoes
and apples in their cellars.-The Mon
mouth butter factory is doing good
business.-Rev. and Mrs. j. 3. Fogg went
20 New Vineyard, two weeks ago. to
visit Mr.. Foggs brother. Seth Fogg.
Mrs FoSg was taken sick soon after they
got there. She had a shock of left side
and thought she could not live but few
days. but she has somewhat recovered
Mr.. Fogg is now at home for a few days,
but will go back to his wife. and will
move her homeF AS soon as she is able.
Mrs. Fogg is a woman who is highly es-
teemed and has the sympathy of all.
WEEKS MILLS.
Dean Estes and Joseph A. Banks. have
just returned from business trip to
Boston.-Funeral services We're held Fri
day. over the remains of Miss Rizpah
Percival.-George Perkins has gone to
Rangeley. Mr.. Perkins is a commercial
traveller for r. B. Green. Boothbay. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Randall. Mrs. Belle
Gould and friend of Augusta. attended
the funeral of Miss Percival.-Warren
Stuart is making repairs on his house.
DR.. c. J. Lincoln has purchased new
horse from W. w. Hisler 1t is fine
looking animal and it is thought with
handling will make a good one.-Caleb
Hallowell of Windsor is reported very
sick Mr.. Hallowell Is member of Di-
rieo Lodge. +. & A. MasOns.-A. r.
Burril has completed some extensive re-
pairs on his mill dam.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Seavy of Auburn.
passed last Wednesday night with Mr..
and Mrs. N. Fl. Fossett-Mrs. John
Burnham and Miss Rose Bailey of Far
mingdale. visited Mrs. w. p. Bailey |
last Wednesday.-Mrs Sarah Robinson. |
who has been quite sick is improving |
Her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Staples of Augusta, spent last week with |
herr. B. Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence |
Robbins and Master Earle of Augusta. |
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Reed last Sun
relatives here. i
vASSALBORO.
Business is good in the wooden mill here. |
Four new looms costing $3.50 each ar
rived last week and are being placed in |
position. The pay roll in the weave room |
amounts to about $1,000 per month.-The |
sixth house built by w. T. Reynolds is |
clapboarded in and nearly all lathed. |
The five others are all plastered. The |
Hodges house is nearly ready for the ma
latest news from Mrs. S. H. |
who is sick at her husbands |
parents in Scion, is that she is a little |
and Saturday of last
week were two of the most uncomfort- |
able days of the season.-Mrs. Lizzie Oh |
liver who has been stopping with her
daughter in Winchester. Mass. returned
home. Thursday.-Miss Mary Jepson who
has been at work in Portland. returned
home last week.
SOUTH CHINA.
Eva Harrington. Edwina Banks and
Elizabeth Craig left this place. Nor
day, for Pennington, where they will
enter the normal school. All are re-
cent graduates from Erskine Academy.
REV. Mr.. Wood of Bath, has been CIV
ing series of interesting lectures at
Weeks Mills.-Annie Rollins of Athol |
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity for some time,
returned home, Wednesday.-Mr. ami
Mrs. George Percival of Fairfield
visited at w. o. Farrington's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold of Au-
gusta. spent the Sabbath with Mrs
Arnold's father, Mr.. Hit.
Maud Rider is at home.-Van Swears |
went to Boston, last week. Elmer
Wood has gone to BOston.-The new
are a boy at Harry Turtles
and girl at Charles Norton's-Rev.
McKeen attended the State Sunday
School Convention in Bangor, last week. |
The local Sunday School Convention |
will meet here, Oct. 90, at the Christian
a number of people are
repairing their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Clark, who was quite i'll, last week, is |
mproving.-Mrs. May Mosher of |
Unity, is visiting in town..
SOUTH GARDINER.
NJ. S. Briery, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity. returned, |
to Haverhill, Mass.-Messes. I,
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