Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-22
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a fine large house, not stones throw
from the water, where any one can
obtain board, or can get meals any
time of day. In addition to pickerel
and perch, salmon and trout We're put
in, a year ago.
D. C. True of Windsor, was in the
place, last Saturday.
G. $. Perkins of Cross Hill, was here,
last Thursday.
Leonard ]. Arey of this place, and
Miss Cora Drummond of Winslow, We're
married, Monday evening. Their
friends here congratulate them and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Priest and
daughter of Winslow, called on friends,
Saturday.
SIDNEY.
John Murphy of Lewiston, was at j.
B. Clark's, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Kendall of Bow
doinham, spent a few days of last week
at l.. G. Tilleys.
Miss Hattie Field, who has been in
Boston. about three years, has returned
home for the summer.
Miss Alma Taught returned, Thurs
day, from the Pennington Normal
school, where she graduated in the ad-
vanced class. Her friend, Miss Sadie
Collier from Hampden, is visiting her.
Mrs. Osborn and little daughter of
Boston, the family of Mr.. Charles Os-
born, who is preaching in the Baptist
church here. arrived. last week. They
are stopping at Ambrose Sawtelle's.
Joseph Talouse, who it was under
stood had bought the Luther c. Hutch
inson place, has abandoned the farm
and has moved to Waterville.
Willard Pond of Fredericton, n. B..
is working a few weeks for S. A. Clark.
John Alton, Merton Reynolds and
Henry Hammond, are at work in Vas
salboro, repairing and shingling a barn
there, for Will Hall.
An accident occurred, last Tuesday
afternoon, which came very near re-
sulting seriously. Mrs. George II.
Weeks of this town, and Mr.. Charles
Nash of Waterville. We're driving on
the road which leads to Belgrade, past
the Samuel Davis farm, where close 10
the highway is wind mill put up to
brighten crows. 1t frightened their
horse. which suddenly turned around
and backed onto a fence ana broke both
shafts and also some parts of the har-
ness. But Mr.. Nash displayed great
presence of mind in controlling the
horse until both escaped from the car
riage and help arrived when the horse
fraaI from Ia Nr
Nash is a gentleman, So years of age.
and a younger man could not have
done better. Through the kindness of
Mr.. c. II. Lovejoy they were taken to
their home.
S. S. Reynolds lost a very nice COW
last week.
arthur Drummond attended the field
day Of the Patriarchs Militant at Port
land, last week.
CHURCH HILL.
Mrs. Albion Hilton Of Waldoboro. ana
Mrs. George Z. Fletcher were in the
place, Thursday afternoon.
u. f. Foster is laying pipes preparatory
to erecting a windmill.
Mrs. Charles Hallowell visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah A. Peva at
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An entertainment will be given at the
chapel, Friday morning, by some young
ladies from Augusta.
Tho Advent onartarI,. n,aat+po rybic,
convened here tbie waalk wae Vii attend.
III cnnda, afternoon po,. II uall
of Uaaks' Mills delivered rho address
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