Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
NORTH PITTSTON.

Daniel Norris is in Bridgton. Me-, on
business
Mr.. and Mrs James Preble of Windsor,
were in town, Tuesday.
Frank McCiugin has pair of handsome
Jersey heifer twin calves.
Mrs. Annie McGugin picked a handful
of ripe field Strawberries, Thursday
Mrs. Mary Davenport of Lewiston, is in
town passing her vacation with her
mother Mrs. Mckay.
Master I.ucian Lewis of Milford, n. H..
is spending his vacation with his uncle,
+. F. Morrill, of this town.
\ Republican caucus was held in the
grange hail. Saturday, May 2S and the
| following delegates were chosen for the
| State convention: ]. b. Ripley. William
| Seekins, \. a. Jewett; county convention
| ~ ]. Powers. DIR. Libby and William
Jcwett.
SIDNEY
| Miss Susie Lovejoy is staying for few
weeks in Waterville.
| Fred Sawtele of Boston, is visiting his
| brother, a. NJ. Sawtelle.
| NJ. V. Totman of Clinton, visited IN a.
T. Drummonds family, Saturday
at the University of Maine, Wednesday.
Miss Amy Clark has gone to Readiield
| to be present at the graduation exercises
at the Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
| Christian Science Sunday service 1870
| A. NJ, at the residence of James b.
Clark; subject. The Crucifixion of Je
| sus.'
| Dr. S Stevens of Roslindale. Mass,
came. Thursday. to visit his brother, Ar
thur D. Stevens. They both left town
for up river, Saturday.
Mrs. A. 7. Clark went to Boston last
week. to accompany little Miss Edith
Harding to the n. Z. Home for Little
Wanderers where she had previously
been adopted.
]. c. Reynolds has recently decided
about % acres of the west end of his farm
to his son Fred. The latter is now max
ing preparations to erect Il house on il
close by the Bog road. He has the eel
lar dug and stoned up and nearly all the
lumber hauled
Alexander Kennedy, who had been
preaching for several months i'll the Bap-
| fist church, WAS ordained, Wednesday.
The following ministers were present:
|
of Waterville Rev. Mr.. Reed of Oakland,
Rev Mr.. Stetson of Skowhegan, Rev. Mr..
TAYLOR of North Vassalboro, Rev Mr..
Ringold of Gardiner and Rev. Nh. Wy
man of Augusta. The sermon in the al
ternoon was by Rev. w. II. Spencer; or
dination prayer. Rev. A. T. Dunn; hand
of fellowship, Rev. Mr.. RinSold; charge To
the pastor, Rev Mr.. Stctson, closing with
charge to the people by Rev. Mr.. Wy
man.
CROSS HILL.
J. +. Pierce of Augusta, was on the
HILL" Saturday.
Miss Alice Huntington and friends Of
Augusta, We're ON the .Hill' one day.
last week.
} Robert Packard of Augusta, has been
doing a fine job of stone work in the
cemetery the past week. for Harvey
Chisam on the Joshua Downs lot.
Messrs. Holster and Turner of
Weeks Mill. were through the place,
last week. with a drove of 80 cows and
calves, that they picked UP i'll Penob-
scot county.
ALBION.
Mrs. Alvah Thompson. an aged lady.
, died, Monday.
/ Rev ;. II. Mckecn of Bangor was
), in town, Wednesday.
I DIR. G. II. Wilson returned from Bos-
ton, Friday.
E. Tl5on of Massachusetts, was at ..
O. CrOshy's. Saturday.
MIS- Shepard of Waterville, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. o. Worthen.
/. Mr.. Avery of North Whitefield, is
visiting at c. $. Billings.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. w. Iiussey Of
r Watcrvillc, We're in town, sunday,
= Caterpillars are more plentiful than
they have been since the caterpillar
year about - years ago.
Mrs Gerry of Havcrhill. Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dennis
. Mudgett.