Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-29
HANCOCK.
SARGENTEILLE.

ne lonS-cOntlnued dry weather Is
seriously effecting the hay crop. which
in most cases will be very light.
Schools in town closed. Friday. The
Sargentville school. which has been I'M
der the efficient instruction of Miss
Angie Hinckley Of Bluehill, closed with
recitations by nearly all the pupils.
Several of the parents and friends
We're in attendance. In this school,
which has numbered 80 scholars, Is
We're not absent one-half day, while
several others have not missed a whole
day, though no special inducements
We're offered to increase the attend
ance.
There was a Sunday School concert
at the chapel, Sunday evening. The
parts We're all rendered in very pleas
ing manner. The infant class deserves
special mention. The way in which
their parts We're performed was quite
unusual in children 50 young. The
chapel was prettily decorated with
flowers, principally gathered from the
fields.
There are more summer visitors in
the place than ever before at this sea-
.
Saturday. We're: Mrs. Arthur Lee and
family, Scranton, Pa; Mrs. H. A.
Knapp and daughter with a party of
friends, Scranton. arrived At their cot
tage, The Anchorage"
Surveyors We're at work, last week.
running lines preparatory to beginning
work on the ice plant.
JJoyya 4 v,-l,n Has ham ~,
ployed in Boston, is at home.
George and Israel Grindal We're call
ed to Penobscot. last week. by the i'll
ness of their brother.
Miss Matte Sargent. Who has been
in Boston attending the Conservatory
of SIusic, and her brother. Percy. a stu
derfAt Coburn Classical Institute. ar
riveA home, last week.
H. W. Sargent is building an extern
sion to his house. In it will be a large
storage tank for the purpose Of con
Quoting water to the sleeping apart
ments.
DEDHAM.
Luther Trueworthy Of this town, was
united iii marriage with Miss Nettic
Montecth at Cambridge Mass. June Sth.
Miss Lizzie Wood of Ellsworth. Emma
Fogg and daughter of Otis. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Prescott Of Brewer, are Wis.,
itinS in town.
Miss Inez Burrill is very i'll attended by
Dr. ,5unker of Eddington.
Mrs. VI. =. Black is visiting friends at
Great Works.
An excellent programme was presented
by the Sabbath school on Children's day
June . at the Congregational church.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. r. Goodwin visited
Capt. Oliver Dorr recently. They report
him somewhat improved from his recent
attack Of paralysis.
SURRY.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hiram Knowles Of ASH
Point, are visiting in town for a few
weeks. They are the guests of Mrs. Ros.
Curtis at present.
Miss Grace Knowles is the guest Of
Miss Fannie Allen on Main street for a
few weeks.
MIS-. Warren Stilphen and her friend
Mrs. Cook of Bath. were the guests 81
Mrs. L. d. Smith, Tuesday.
Roy Treworgy left town, Wednesday,
for Exeter y. H.. to join his father
Capt. W. 5. Treworgy, VINO has secured
position for his son on board OF a pleas
ure yacht for the season.
DR.. Emery and family and NJ. Lime
kin ana family, went to Branch Pond
last week. for a days outing.
The schools at South Surry closed Fri
day, after 4 successful term ol eiSn
weeks.
Howard Milliken. a recent graduate OF
Bowdoin College, has returned home.
Mrs Lillian Noyes, Who has been visit
| ing her father, Mr.. Dow. has returned Il
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