Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-19

Cast by the death of Mrs. Farris
whose remains they accompanied TO
Massachusetts, for interment.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dinsmore, whose
home was recently destroyed by fire.
Ire going to housekeeping in the Cree
ly house.
The friends of Theodore Osgood gave
him a surprise party on the eve of his
50th birthday anniversary.
Grace Turner has returned To Quincy
The village school is now in session
in charge OF Miss Ella NJ. Wilson of
Albion. This is the last term that
China and Palermo pupils will attend
school together, as both districts are
building new schoolhouses.
SOUTH LITCHFIELD.
| VIM. j. Smith has closed his store
and moved the goods to North Wavne
where he will open a grocery store He
will take his family with him and f.
n. Pinkham Will move into his house
here.
Rev. +. B. Barber of Gardiner. oc-
eupied the pulpit of the Baptist church
Sunday. He will also hold services
there. next Sunday at go p. NJ.
Franklin Metcalf of West Newton
Mass, is spending a few days at the
home of Charles A. Metcalf
Pease's Band will furnish music for
the Richmond fair. Sept &c
WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Run ana two
tDnOb a hn have
the summer here. have returned 10
their home in Washington. -. 4.
Miss Alice Wing has gone 10 Minot
to teach.
Irving Lincoln is in Augusta. sery-
ing on the jury.
Miss Dolly Eurr has returned to her
home in Boston.
Mrs. Harrington. who has been Wis
iting friends in town has returned
Mrs. G. II. Barker and Mrs. L. Wing
attended the Baptist Association in
Lewiston, last week
Rev. j. Il. Bryant has resigned his
pastorate in Wayne ana will move to
Deering.
Merle Johnson has returned to his
4APlii' IN III uiiSN II
Mr.. and Mrs D. L. Berry are visit
ing friends in Rhode Island and Mass
achusetts.
Miss Louise Barker is teaching at
North Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Stinchield are Wis
ting their daughter. Mrs. Sleeper. in
Washburn.
Geo. Wheeler and Chas. Wheeler Wis
tied in town. last week.
READFIELD.
Presiding Elder Parsons will hold
quarterly meeting here, Saturday and
Sunday. Sept. % and "a
The A. O. L. w will have a special
meeting at the Brick church. next
Sunday. to be addressed by Rev. Mr.
Phelan and Rev. \. NJ. Bradley.
Walter Williams returned from
Rochester. \. H.. Friday, where he
had been on business trip.
John Manter returned Saturday. |
from the Maine Central hospital. where |
he spent two weeks for an operation |
on his knee joint. which proved very
successful ard satisfactory.
The little infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Seekins died from cholera nfantum |
Thursday.
Warren Butman has gone to Orono |
for another years work in the Univer- |
sity of Maine.
+. A. Morrill, is taking a week off in |
Vienna, where he intends to hunt and |
fish.
Fishermen are now meeting with fine |
success on the lakes
DR.. Neal Mitchell arrived from Jack
sonville, Thursday. He intends to
spend few weeks here with his
mother.
Mrs. Mary Weymouth Of Boston is
visiting Mrs. William Atkinson.
MT. VERNON.
Mr. and Mrs Fred r. Dolloff and
in town visiting their former neigh
hors.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Field of Wal
than. Mass, returned to their home.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Allen and daugh-
tiers of Boston, returned home, Sept Is.
Mrs. Cannon and daughter Grace of
Odell. Ill. have been visiting in town
at A. P. Grams.
Lloyd Hubbard of Worcester Mass,
is visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Carr have gone
to Massachusetts.
Charles NJ. Severy has returned from
New York city.
CROSS HILL.
Miss Ora Briggs spent several days
in Waterville, last week, visiting
friends.
A. +. Dow of East Nassalboro. was
a business caller in the place. Monday.
Master belmont Briggs has a hill of
pop corn one stalk of which has Slked
in II places and contains five well
formed ears.
Fred B. Perley of Augusta, was the
guest of Frank H. Austin several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis G.. Austin. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Austin. returned to their home in
Milford. Mass, Thursday.
Mrs Celia Coombs of Chelsea, Mass,
al q II puccoU ThprcIoy