Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-07

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in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Yeaton of prpvi=
denes4R. l.. are visiting Mr.. YeatpA's
old home here.
Miss Blanche s. Minot has gone to|
Kingfield. Mass. where she has accepted
a position in the public schools.
7 Miss Carrie Yeaton. who has been at
home for the summer. has gone to Au-
gusta for few days before returning To-
Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Up. SC. f. gave a lawn social at
the home OF MRS. r. X Stuart, Thursday
afternoon and evening. August p. 4
baked bean supper was served. with ices.
and cake in the evening about Id being
present. Miss Carrie Yea.on OF New
York. daughter Of f. F. Yeaton. who has
studied music in Germany two years. was
present and, gave few selections on the
piano. Mr.. Tibbetts of New York sang
several selections. A medley was sung by
f. F. Yeaton Miss YeatOn. accompanist.
Miss Mabel Austin, fine elocutionist OF
Boston, gave few recitations and songs.
The programme closed with fireworks.
The funeral services Of the late Guy
Cummings. Co. +. LIST Maine, were held at
o.
noon. The church was crowded. and the
floral tributes were the most profuse and
elaborate ever seen here. The flag was
spicuous in the decorations. and the
young man was buried in his uniform.
Rev, Dr. Spencer of Waterville. con-
Quoted the services. Chaplain Es.abrook
of the LIST Maine and detail OF 10 men
from Co. F under command of Corporal
Hanson Of this town. a life long friend
Of Private Cummings, attended the fun
eral. and at the grave the regular military
burial service was carried out with the
salute by the squad and TAPS" from the
! bugle.
RIVERSIDE.
David Strong of Gardiner. is at Daniel
| Strong's.
Miss Barrie Novel; is at Simpsons Point
| for few ako.
G. A. Fletcher OF China. was in the
place last Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dunlap have re-
turned from Pemaquid
| 0. p. Robbins has been at Burlington
| for the past two weeks.
| Miss Isabel Cover of Massachusetts,
| visited Mrs. Halves last week.
J MISS Etutl INoOUiHS has pCSIl Nisitihe
friends at Waterville and Readfeld.
| A. S. Bigelow came up from Bath. Sat
urday and passed Sunday with his family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce of Water
vile. were at O. p Robbins last Sunday.
Byzantine Miller. who has been visiting
| her sister. Mrs. Will Fairfield. returned to
| Scion. last Friday.
! J. +. Farwell of Cross Hill. and Mr..
Parker of Cambridge"ort Mass, We're in
the place last Thursday.
| Mrs. Johnson of Sidney. and Miss Cara
V. johnson Of Augusta, were the guests.
last Thursday, of Mrs. n. II. Fossett.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Kennedy and Mr.
and Mrs. Eiben Freeman of Chelsea
passed through here last Monday on their
way 10 Kineo.
| Mrs. Kelley and son of Fairfield who
have been visiting Mrs. NOVEL; here. went
| to Boston, Saturday. Miss Bertha Novel;
accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Burt and daughter
| of New Bedford. Mass. who have been
stopping at S. II. GARDENERS at Cross
Hill. for several weeks. left for Franconia
Inn. Francona. n. H.. last Friday. Mr.
| Gardiner and hiss kistefS Brought them to
the railroad station ,hsreSh,A Il, hayrack, all
| trimmed with clover ands golden rod and
on each side of the rack was a placard of
| "Clover Farm name given to his fine
! farm on the bill
Mrs. o. H. Brown Of. this place and Mrs
Sadie Brown and qttleoasJni' Harry Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, met With quite an
| accident. Tuesday afternoon. They were
| returning from Augusta in a top buggy
| and the horse SHE'D at bicycle and went
| over the end of "a culvert, tipping the ear
l riage over. The two ladies were consider
ably bruised. and Mrs. Sadie Brown was
quite badly cut on the face. The little boy
| escaped unhurt. The carriage was badly
| wrecked. They were all fortunate to es-
| cape as we'll as they did.
| Mrs. James p. Rice of Boston, is at
"Broadacres' visiting her nephew. II. r.
| Sturgis. She IS accompanied by John r.
| Mardick. young Armenian, whom she is
| assisting TO obtain an education in this
country. He is very worthy young
man. bright and intelligent. 20 years of
age. and has been in this country two
years. Il year and II half of which he has
been under Mrs. Rices protection. He is
IA graduate of the Boston high school
! He Is now going to take post graduate
course. after which he intends to enter
the Boston Institute of Technology for
course there. He is very fortunate in fall
| ing under the protection of a lady Of Mrs
Rice's character. ability and means. and
he certainly gives promise that her con-
| tidence in him will never be misplaced.
NORTH WAYNE
George Hubbard and family have spent
several weeks in Oakland and Watervine
returning here last week. ;
Miss NJ B. Smith. teacher in the pub
lie schools of Somervllle. Mass. having
spent her vacation with her mother, Mrs
NJ. A. Smith, returned to her work last
l week.
Harry Whitesand family Of East Brain
tree, Mass, who have occupied their
summer residence, Lake View Cottage
for the past two months. have returned
home. '0s -''t stf
w. Jennings, superintendent of the
Tool Company, has returned from Il
weeks trip to New York. Work on the
new extension goes on rapidly and will
DOUBTLESS be completed before short days
and cold weather.
The schools in town, GENERALLY. COM
menced Monday, September s. The