Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-08-25

CampDell or Cherryfield, have been a.
Luther Goodwip's on Main street due
ing the past week. REV Mr.. Brown ot
Bar Harbor, is in town visiting his sis-
ter, Mrs. Lille Jarvis.-Mrs. Rose ia,
Wis has gone to Bangor, for few days.
MFRS. Frank Lord. who has been N
Ellsworth. has returned alome.-Mr.
Chas. i. Staples, who is at work in
Ellsworth. spent the Sabbath with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F., Staples
Harry Wood, who mas been to sea in
schooner Franconia, has returned ,homs.
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ALBION.
The Sunday school picnic will be held
Thursday, at Hasey's shore on Lovejoy
pond; If stormy. the next fair day
Among the summer visitors at Albion
are ALBANIA Libbey and family from Wa
terville, Ray Strout, Gardiner, "Uncle
Nat" Libbey from Massachusetts, Ed
Lawrence of Lowell. and Miss olivia Co.
ing from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maine
session with the Christian church at AL
bion. The session will begin Tuesday,
Sept. at 10 A. NJ. and continue three
days. The annual address will be given
by Rev J.s-W. Webster of Newport.
Tuesday evening. Rev. J. w. Card is
conference secretary.
WINTHROP.
Mrs; Edith Lane, daughter of Joe Met
calf, Is at the Portland hospital where an
| operation has been successfully per-
| formed.-Rev. ]. NJ. Long of East Win
throp, preached at the Congregationalist
| c.urch. Sunday.-A young girl named
| Aver. who is boarding at Elmhurst, while
| walking on a plank walk leading to Da-
Wis boat house, slipped and fell into the
| water, which was considerably over her
head. She probably would have been
drowned had not George Haines who was
working near by, come to the rescue just
| in time to save her.-A large load OF
Craigs Pointers visited TOgus, Friday.
Some of the Boston policemen took in
| the eXcursiOn.-A meeting of the school
| board was held, Saturday, at the school
house in the village, to decide what ac-
| ton should be taken in regard to closing
| the union school in the Grey neighbor-
hood. This school has been maintained
by Winthrop and Readfield together The
Readfield representatives at the meeting
| would not agree to the proposition that
| they join in sending the pupils to the
Maranacook district in Winthrop.-Frcd
| Jackson has returned from a visit to All
gusta.-Ed Wood who was injured some
time ago by a kick from a horse, was ut
church. Sunday.-The Friends from this
village and from Winthrop Center en-
| the Narrows pond, Friday. The beans
were baked in the ground by Nell Free
man and were said to be delicious.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
The ladies of the place gave a picnic
dinner at Mr.. A. r. Bucklin's, Friday. &c
a select company. The tables were placed
on the second floor of the unfinished ad-
dition Mr.. Bucklin is making to his
buildings. The dinner served on this oc
casion was very fine.-Misses Luella anI
Nellie Shorey of Monmouth, are til,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shorey.-Mrs
J J. F. Hartman of Lewiston, called or
friends here, Thursday.
BRANCH MILLS.
: Mrs. Mary Joseph and daughter, Mar
tina, from Massachusetts, are guests o.
Mrs. Goodri Bachellor-Miss Stel!;
day with her mother in Windsor
Charles G. Brigham and family o
: Worcester. Mass. are visiting their par
ents here.-Thomas Dinsmore. ]. R. B
Mrs. Agnes Pleadwell and son and Mis-.
Augusta Longfellow, spent last week a
Squirrel Island.-Mrs. Elon Kitchen ant
son, Harold, are at Pemaauid.-Mrs. Min
ME WOrthing is spending the week a
Northport. and Riley Parme
ter are attending Washington campmeet
ing.-Frank. Chadwick of Gardiner, al
rived in the village. Saturday.-Mr. ant
a few days last week with the latter:
sister. Mrs. Dean Estes.-Mrs. Carrie
Quint of Portland. visited old friends her,
last week. Mrs. Martha Whitney of st
Cloud. Minn.. and Mrs. Elizabeth Youns
will accompany her to Portland thi
Week.-Mrs. Myrtle Crummett has gon.
to Bangor to visit friends and attend til,
fair.-Miss Myra Parmeter is at home o.
a vacation from Providence, r. I.-Mis
, ELLA Dove returned home from Man
) chester, Monday.-The following officer
of Branch Mills Lodge, L. o. of G. Il.
We're installed Aug. q: P. c. T., Berth;
a. Dove; C. T., Will S. Jones; V. T.
Julia Crummett; s., Earl Nelson; A ).
Sadie NJ. Worthing; Chap, Everett NJ
i Dove; F. S., Winifred NJ. Worthing
Treas. Mrs. Emma Worthing; NJ, w
NJ. Daily; d. NJ, Ella A. Dove; Sem, II
l.. Pinkham; G., Norman Belden; s. j
T., Florence NJ. Worthing.
5 wINsLOw.
Miss Myra Bailey is sick with typhoic
fever.-Dan Mason who has had run o
fever for three weeks, is recovering rap
y idly.-C. II. Drummond and Alton Prizes
left Monday morning. for Pemaquid har
Dor to enjoy an outing at the former
" new cottage.-Miss Mamie Taylor, Mis-
Sadie Drummond and Miss Alice Prles
2 went to Pemaquid harbor, Tuesday morn
1. ing, as guests of Mr.. Drummond.
: EAST VASSALBORO. 81.
Mrs Abbie Farwell of Brunswick, il
visiting Mrs. o. A. Abbott.-An articl,
recently read in Maryland paper viii
no doubt be, found interesting to tn,
!, many friends of Prof. Z. Z. Gates wht
knew him SO well before he left with hi.
family for California to assume the du
ties of principal of a high school In Lo.
Angeles. He has recently accepted the
position as president of the college al
Fitchburg. The testimonials Forwarded
by prominent men in educational circles
, on the Pacific coast were very flatterinl
and showed the reluctance with whicf
he was allowed to leave the state
Geo Butterfield and family of Washing
ton, d. c., are here visiting Mr.. Butter
fields parents.-Mrs. Vina Butterfield and
children of Bangor. are visiting her sis
ter. Miss Blanche Marshall.-But few
We're in attendance at the meeting of the
Nassalboro Grange, Tuesday evening
The evening was devoted to Tennyson
and his works.-Mr. Alfred Taber OF
providence, returned to his home Sunday
T. atternoon.-A severe thunder storm Wis
lted the town, Sunday afternoon, accom-
. panied by large hail stones.-Mr. Elwin
Goddard of Norwich. Conn.,, is at his
poyhoods home after long absence.
, HIS friends and neighbors are glad 10
} welcome him again.-Mr. Edward Oliver.
wife, daughter and granddaughter. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dow last
week. Mrs. Oliver was here to visit her
| siSler. Mrs. Wheeler whose home is with