Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-06

a. H'hStoH' fTiudy Iof few days
visit.
Mrs. A. G. Underwood is in Lewiston
with her son William, who is very sick.
II. J. Bamford and w. 1. Hewett
were in Livermore Falls. Saturday.
CROSS HILL.
The wind, Friday, broke off one of
the maple trees in the yard of James
Randall.
John D.1Jones is in critical condi-
tion. DR.. Lincoln of Weeks Mills, is
attending him. The trouble is partial
sunstroke and heart disease.
The remains of the late Joseph San
porn We're buried in the cemetery at
oeaWard. thursday afternoon. Mr..
Sanborn was the oldest man in Vas
salboro. his age being 80 years and 13
days.
The First Baptist choir had a re-
hearsal at the residence Of G.. 8. Per-
kins, Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. w. Dunlap of Riverside. call
ed on friends in this place. Saturday
afternoon.
| Several of the neighbOrs met at J.
ID. Jones, Friday afternoon, and hoed
his potatoes and part of the corn. 1t
was a very praiseworthy act.
Stephen and Mandena Lawton were
in Augusta, Saturday.
| Mrs. NJ. ]. Clark, who has been in
Whitefield for the past few weeks. re-
turned. Sunday
| Mrs. Jennie Reed of Riverside. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs ]. F.. Far
well, Sunday.
! Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Page and children
Master Blynn and Miss Edna of Show
hogan, We're visiting at James d. RAN
dall's. last week.
| Mrs. Lucy Haskell and daughter
Marion of Augusta, and Miss Grace
Pendleton of Unity, visited their aunt.
Mrs. N. J. Russell, last week.
| DR.. John o. Marble of Salem. Mass.
and Edwin Marble Of Skowhegan, We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. RAN
dali, Friday.
Mrs. Sadie Wood Of Haverhill Mass.
was called here, last week. on account
of the illness of her father, John d.
Jones
1 -i4''- W. "A. <tdSAIH was tdlltu u
Portland. Thursday. to attend the fun
eral of her niece, Mrs. Carrie Robin
son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones of China.
were in the place, Saturday, calling
on his brother, J. D. Jones.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. 2. Robbins of Rivct-
side, were in the place. Sunday.
EAST PITTsToN.
Levi Pulsifer called on friends and
relatives in this place, Sunday.
| Leonard Moody, who has been quite
! i'll Of late, is now able to be our.
c. B. Moody of Brooklyn, arrived in
| this place, Tuesday. He will remain
during the summer months.
Myrick Perham of Boston, arrived at
| his summer residence in this place.
Thursday. with his family. They viii.
remain during the warm weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mansir of Rich
| mond. We're the guests Of W. F.. Man
| sir. Sunday.
| Miss Carrie Hanley and Miss Louise
Webb of Bangor, are at home, spend
| ing their summer vacation.
DR.. c. C. Libby has had his offices
newly whitewashed, papered and
painted.
Mrs. Burbank has herehrst crop of
hay harvested.
The church supper at Hanley's hail.
Friday evening. netted the society
about SIS.
Loose hay is selling for IS per ton in
this village.
The Fourth of July sermon at the
church, Sunday, was quite interesting.
l.. o. Berry of Augusta. has opened
4 carriage and sign paint shop IN Still
| phen's carriage mandatory.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
At meeting of the school board of
Vassalboro July l. it was voted to
| have the fall term of school begin Sep
TEMPER II. and the following teachers
| were elected to the various schools:
Aver district. Alice NJ. Burleigh: Bur
| leigh district. Emma Dana; Getchell's
Corber. Grace l.. Libby: Riverside,
grammar. Carrie Stuart: primary,
| Craze NJ. Stone: East Vassalboro,
prinla Alice NJ. Randall: grammar.
Flora f. Trask: North Vassalboro,
grammar, May "A. bToWH, PRIMARY,
Maud f. Reed; intermediate. Sadie NJ.
Weeks: Perley district. Abbie NJ. Bur-
CESS; Pope district. Edith NJ. Farwell;
ALE n district, E,lna A. Aver.
81 X Meservey is still very sick with
fever. His wife is also i'll with typhoid
fever.
Vassalboro Grange at its last meet
| ing adopted resolutions of sympathy
! for Brother and Sister B. X. Meservey.
WAYNE.
| Mr. Etc, a young Japanese, is a guest
| in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mllett nurse
| and little child are at Charles Wing s.
| Mrs. Parcher and granddaughter
| Miss True, who have been visiting in
| town. have returned to their home in
Turner.
| Mr. Healy spent Sunday with Dr. F.
L. Chenery.
A party from Livermore Falls spent
Sunday at Sans Souci.
Mrs. Stanchfield is visiting her sister.