Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-06

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Lydia +. Page.-Miss Nettie Warren. wht
| Is employed at Vickery & HIS publish
ing house at Augusta, spent Sunday will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orison War
gusta. was in the place. Tuesday.-Mrs
Martha A. Getchell OF Riverside, was
calling on friends on the "Hill." Sunday
Mr. Taber of South Vassalboro. put 4OOl
landlocked salmon into Three-Mile pond
Iuesday OF last week.-Dr. Fawcett Of
jackson. Ohio. was in the place, Tuesday
He Is taking a tour through Maine on his
wheel.--Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Cross of Au-
gusta, and Mrs. M. A. Getchell of River
side, We're on the "Hill.'' Wednesday, en-
ercises of Pine Cone Union Grange.-The
Misses Eaton of Augusta, were the guests
OF the Misses Gardiner, last week.-Ste-
phen Lewis of Augusta, was in town,
landlocked salmon were distributed in
Weber pond. last week. They came from
Ida Richardson and Mrs. Hattie Jaquith
and daughter Alice of East Vassalboro,
were the guests of Mrs. Helen Austin,
Thursday.-Several from this place at
tended Cushnoc Grange fair at Riverside,
Saturday. All reported a good time and
well pleased.
EAST PITTSTON.
Mrs. r. 8. Marson, who has been visit
ing in Massachusetts for the past few
weeks, returned to her home in this place
Thursday and Mrs. Charles Dear
born. who have been visiting at H. A.
Clarks. returned to their home in Port
land. Friday. They were accompanied
by Miss Mamie Clark of this place. who
will make an extended visit to relatives
and friends in that city.--C. b. Moody re-
turned to his place of business in Brook
Ign, N. T.. yesterday. He has been out
ing" in this place during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Springer have moved
to Gardiner, to spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. George Murphy
Willis Mansir has moved into the par
sonage to live there while making extern
sive repairs on his house-John Reid, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Geo. A.
Moody. for the past week. returned to his
home in Arlington, Mass Monday-Mr
Daniel Fl. Moody. former resident of
this village, and daughter Blanche. were
visiting at his sisters Mrs. Alden Benner
of this place. last Week.-Mrs. May Traf-
ton of Dresden. has been Obliged TO sus-
pend school in this village for one week.
on account of Sickness.-Mrs j. M. More
len went to Portland to attend religious
convention, last week. She returned Sat
urday.-Walter Lamson of Providence, Il.
J., is visiting his father, H. o. Lamson,
for a few days. in this place-Miss Fenie
kealey of this village, has gone to Rox-
bury. Mass. for an extended visit to
friend in that place.
MT. VERNON
Mrs. Lucy Blake Farnham Of Vermont
who has been visiting her aged father
Joseph Blake. the past two weeks. re-
turned to Boston. Friday.-Mr. and Mrs
Branch of Boston, who have peen visit
ing her father. Charles Burrill and other
friends. have returned to Boston.-Wii-
liam II. Leighton is reported very i'll with
eryspelas Of the leg.-Mrs T.. v Carr
had shock of paralysis of the right side.
William Lowery of Boston is visiting
Mrs, ID. c. Parsons of this village. This
is Mr.. Lowery's first visit TO this section
OF the State.-The Sabbath schools of Mt
Vernon and Vienna will meet in conven-
ton at West Mt. Vernon. "Wednesday.
Oct. 6. There will be an all-day session.
with picnic dinner. Two very important
questions will be discussed; why Is
There So Much Apathy Among the Adult
Members of Our Churches in Sabbath
School and It's Work. and What Is the
Remedy" for the forenoon, and in the
afternoon. What Is the Sabbath School
Doing. and How May More Be Accom-
plished?'
NORTH WAYNE. VIZ
Edward L. Jennings. Esq. with friends.
Mrs Spauldng and Mr., Lathrop of Hyde
Park. Mass. were the guests Of Williston
Jennings, Esq, last week.-Mrs.. Sharlie
NJ. Nelke. who has spent her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w Jen-
nlnss. has returned to her home in Lew
lStoil.-f!orace Norcross and family have
to stay through the winter.-Josiah w.
Taylor is teaching school in Temple
Mrs. j. A. Lovejoy and Mr.. McIntire of
are visiting at G. NJ. Lovejoy's.
Mrs. Ronello Weber of Lexington.
Mass. is visiting her father. NJ. ID. Spill
ler.-Arthur Hall of Oakland. is in town,
He will work for the Tool Co the coming
year.-The North WaynesTool Co. is re-
pairing its works for another year. and
will commence its work on scythes soon,
NJ axrln
brief visit to Oakland. last week with
Alr. and Mrs. Franklin Foster-Therc
nave been quite severe frosts i'm this vi
1inity, but most of the sweet corn had
already been Observation-Disclosures report
potatoes rotting very badly.
Robert Packard has been drawn jury
man for the October term of the SUI
preme court-Augustus Pease is build
ing an addition to his barn-Miss Fan
ME Pease has been in Boston the past
week.-The frost, Saturday night killed
Helen Goodwin is at
her brothers, George Underwood's.-
Apples, so all say who have any to
pick, are very small and wormy, not a
tenth of what there was last year
Lincoln.
Harvey. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs
Amos Hilton of North Whitefeld, died |
quite suddenly Thursday. Sept 80 and |
was buried from the church at South JEFF |
ferson. Sunday following He was a good |
young man and the sympathies of all are |
with this bereaved family. thus visited by |
death for the second time within a few |
Augustus Kennedy arrived |
at Mr.. Samuel Kennedys from Stockton
California. Thursday last, after very |
pleasant journey east.
ST ALBANS
The Friends dedicated their new church |
which they have built during the past |
year. Sunday. 1t is nicely built and the |
interior is entirely finished in Southern |
pine and the pews are of the same with |
cushions. The seating capac- |
ny OF the main room is about 800: beside |
this are the vestry. committee room and |
lining hail. When the folding doors are |
opened these three are practically one and |
at the morning service they seated almost |
800. The building cost $1,000. OF this sum |
I large amount came it is reported. from
Friends at Baileyville. The dedicatory |
sermon was delivered by Rev. Jesse Nc |
Emerson. His text was from Haggai |
chap. 9th verse. If an entire stranger
had happened there he would hardly have
guessed that it was q strictly Quaker |
meeting. The writer has attended their
more or less for thirty years and |
well remembers how at first the house |
was divided by petition with panels thai |
could be raised at prOnpr fimac ,rix, ~.