Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-08
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| Rev. j. NJ. Wyman, pastor Of the Win
! .hrop street Baptist church in Augusta
| lectured at the Baptist church at Sea
| ward, Thursday evening.
The ladies circle met with Mrs. Lillian
| Stone of South Vassalboro, Thursday aft
| ernoon. The next meeting will be will
! Mrs. Eta Russell, Thursday afternoon
| Nov. 9.
Florence and Arthur Robbins were il
| Augusta, Thursday.
Stephen and Mandana LawtOn were il
! Augusta, Thursday, calling on friends.
o. J. Hussey of VassalbOrO, was bust
| ness caller in the place, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Sarah Hazard, sister of Fred
| Dean of this place, recently shot two
deer in the town of Kingman. The.
weighed l25 pounds each.
| DR.. Fl. II. Croker of South China. /.
attending Mrs. NJ. J. Clark, who is suffer
| ing from very severe attack of influ
| enZa.
Willard Tobey, who has been spending
several days in Augusta, returned to his
home. Thursday.
| Master John II. Russell passed Saturday
i anu ouiludy Will HIS STdnuHOtneT, MrS
| l.. F. Page, at East Vassalboro.
Flavius James and family, spent the
Sabbath with friends at Vassalboro.
| Rev. J. w. Price of North Waldoboro
preached at the Methodist church on tn,
| hill, Sunday, in exchange with the regu
| lar pastor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Richardson of East
Vassalboro, We're the guests of AR. and
| Mrs. j. S. Briggs, Sunday evening.
| Mrs. Cynthia Richardson. who has beer
! spending the summer with friends il
| Massachusetts, returner, Saturday.
Clarence Gardner shot fine deer Mon
| lay morning.
EAST WINTHROP.
Rev. y. r. MacDougal of Surry. passed
a few days with Rev. a. Leach, last
week
Archie Jackson is in Boston for a few
days.
Albert Carr closed his labors with \. D.
Ward. Saturday.
George Foster has been confined to the
house by illness, the past week.
Mae Jackson is at work in Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cushman visited
friends in South Paris the past week.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. BODICE went to Au.
susta, Friday, on a visit of a few days.
Linn Billings of Providence r. l., was
in town last week, to attend the funeral
of his sister. Miss A. c. Billings.
Fred Mank is moving into the White.
more house.
Rev. Everett Whittemore preached at
the Baptist church at the corner Sunday
Mrs. y. Underwood of Lewiston, was in
town ii few days, last week.
WAYNE.
Louis Gould of Plymouth. made fly
ing visit to his father, Cyrus Gould, last
week.
Mrs. Thompson of Fayette, called on
friends in town, Saturday.
Rob Chapman attended the Sunday
school convention recently held in Port
land.
The school will close this week.
The Weeks property was sold at public
| auction, Nov. :.
Mr. King supplied the Methodist pulpit,
| Sunday.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. True, who have
been visiting friends in Bowdoinham
have returned.
Mr.. Hall of Monmouth, is making eXten
sive repairs on the store occupied by
George Besse.
| Mr.. Elbridge Croker is to sell his farm
and move to Massachusetts.
| Mrs. Reuben Beals of Monmouth, who
| has been visiting d. r. Berry, has re-
| turned.
| Mrs. Seamans iectured before the w. C.
| T. L., Thursday evening. Although a
| stormy evening a large audience was
present.
| Geo. Wheeler. who has been in town the
| past two weeks. has returned to his home
| in Turner.
| Mrs j. A Berry is visiting friends in
| Chesterville.
| The Wayne Friday Club held its eighth
| annual election of officers at the home Of
| Mrs. A. f. johnson. Nov. 3. Officers for
the ensuing year Were chosen as follows:
President. Mrs. J. c. Stinchfield: vice
president, Miss Nell Turner: treasurer.
Mrs. F. l.. Chenery; executive committee.
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Wright.
After the election of officers refresh
ments were served and a social time in .
| dulged in. The club will meet by invita- d.
| ton with Mrs Bertha Brown East Liver
| v.
Mr.. Smith occupied the Baptist pulpit,
| Sunday. A candidate from Litchfield is
| expected to speak next Sunday.
| LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
| H. p. King is reported as i'll.
There was an unusually large num-
Der in attendance at the Young Peo-
pies meeting at the Plains church.
Sunday evening. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler is
| expected to Officiate, next Sunday.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
Bert Libby, the 15-year-old son of
Frank w. Libby, slipped on frosty
board. Sunday morning, and broke his
leg. The report is that it is bad
| break.
Mrs. Emery Baker has moved tC
Augusta, where she expects to make
her home for the present. Her mother
Mrs Russell Niles, will be with her.
News were received, last week. of the
death of Mrs. Isaac Maxwell of Bos-
ton, formerly of this place. Her body
was brought to the Plains for burial
Mrs. Maxwell was much respected ant
had many friends in this place.
Mrs. Vosmus of Augusta, who ha:
been boarding with Mrs. Myra Smith