Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24
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STATE NEWS.
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EAST PITTsTON.
The Pittston Park Association he'll
a meeting, Saturday evening. to make
financial arrangements for the Fair"
Sept. 7-S-9.-Chas Moody has thorough
ly cleared up the old school house
corner and built new fence on the
road front, which make a fine appear
ance-Even the high swamps have TO
be moved all by hand and the hay
hauled to high ground before it can be
made, making very hard work 70,
farmers-Misses LzzieN and Helen
Hanly of Boston arrived in this place.
Wednesday, to spend a few weeks at
their old home.-Miss Lottie, who has
been visiting Miss Meemie Clark, re-
turnedto her home in Amesbury, Mass.
last Saturday.-The campmeeting peo-
pie returned home. Saturday, and re-
port a very pleasant week at the Noble
boro campgrounds.-Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Payne and children of Hallowell,
visited their many friends in this vii,
lage. Wednesday.-Mrs. E. A. Hanly
of Boston, is visiting in this place.
Alonzo Morelen and sisters, Evie and
Ida, are visiting in Boston at the pres
ent time.-Frank Burleigh, who has
been visiting in this place about three
weeks, returned to his home in Somer-
vile. Mass, last Saturday.-John
Bailey has been drawn iuryman to at
tend court at Augusta, the first Tues
day of September.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. and Mrs. I. v. Mayo are max
ing parish visits at South Monmouth.
This week.-Mrs.. Eben Lord of Lewis
ton, was visiting at c. A. Norcross,
last week.-Mrs.. Adline Berry and Mrs.
Anthony Ashford of Lewiston, are Wis
itirg relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs. A
p. Berry of Chicago. arrived, Sunday
morning. and are the guests of Mrs.
L. E. Shorey-Hon. and Mrs. S. Smith
entertained guests from Augusta, Sun
day.
READFIMLD.
But few from this village attended
the campmeeting at East Livermore,
last week.-The Methodist Episcopal.
Sabbath school will give midsummer
entertainment at the chapel, Wednes-
day, in aid of the church.-Ethel KEEL
ley of Auburn, is visiting in town. -
Sadie Ferran is spending week with
friends here.-Mr. Iovejoy, while hang
ing a door at Kent's Hill on Saturday.
dlslocated his arm at the shoulder
Prof. Ricker's wife and daughter from
Melrose, Mass, after two weeks
visit in this village. returned to their
home, last week.-Lewis Quincy han
one eye badly injured by the horn of
his COW, last Monday.-The frequent
rains keep .'1e roads in very bad con-
Gation and the road makers can do but
little to make them better.-Pres. A. F.
Chase returned from Tennessee
Thursday. they arrived there too late
to see their son Allen alive. His re-
mains were taken to Wisconsin ior
burial. FIX.
WEST GARDINER.
w. G. Sawyer has gone to Gardiner
to work for Preble & Keene.-W. c.
Curtis was in town, Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Parsons of. East Will
ton, are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Alice Towle.-Mr. and Mrs. Albion Otis
of Litchfield, and Mrs. Edwin Butler
of Boston, Mass, visited their aunt
Mrs. w. H.. Davis, Thursday.-E
Wakefield Sherman Callap and lever
Horn spent last week at the Oxbow,
Cobbosseecontee stream. They occu-
pied the Davis cottage; they had fine
time and plenty of fish.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Curtis spent Sunday at her
fafhar,C w II To v,sc
Smith, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. w. Fuller, returned to
her home in Lynn. Mass, Tuesday,
Frank Shurburn lost fine heifer few
days ago by it's being choked to death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Horn have
been visiting friends in Mt Vernon the
past week.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. De
FratuS were visiting in Monmouth,
last week.-Cobbossee Grange
had meeting, Tuesday, the first one
since hayng.-The term at the post
Office held by Mrs. H.. M. French ex-
pired Aug. %. The Office will probably
soon be moved back to the Grange
building and the same postmaster +.
E. Towle, who held it four years ago,
will have it the next four years.
VIENNA. e
Grain is quite good, potatoes SMALL
and but a few in hill. Apples are very
scarce and of inferior quality.-Mrs. w.
l.. Thompson of Augusta has spent !
most of her summer at her summer |
home on High street together with her I
son Fred, daughter, Mae, and friend |
Mrs. Eta Sanborn.-Three of sthe |
ladies are at their sum-
mer home on High street. Other |
friends have Joined them. Prof. Rob-
inson. wife and son. and brother. wife |
and son, spent several weeks there. I
Charles Dearborn Of Maiden. Mass, is !
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. |
M. Dearborn.--Dr. Charles Mooers and
family of Lawrence. Mass. have made |
his brother. G.. Fl. M6oers visit lately |!
Thomas c. Gilbert.of West Farming
ton, was in town last week fol. q few !
days. His wife and two little boys, to-
gether with his sister, went to Nova
Scotia few days ago for q months
visit MrN(3f!hert will ioif1 them LATER