Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-28

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Goliath and
daughter have gone to Boston.
Mrs. Grace Libby of Sidney, was in
this place. last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thyng of Water
vile, visited Mrs. Thyngs parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Day, Saturday.
WAYNE.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruenel and daughter.
who have been the guests of Mrs. Smar-
don for the past week. have returned to
their home in Portland.
Miss Louise Barker, who has been teach
ing at Mt. Desert. has returned home
Mrs. L. {. TribUu is visiting her brother
at Curtis Corner.
A new band stand is being built by the
citizens of Wayne.
Miss Furbush, who has been teaching
the school in Wayne, has returned to her
home in Lewiston.
Miss Margaret Allen is the guest of
Mrs. \. f. Johnson.
Guy Healy was in town. last week.
Several from here attended the dedica-
ton at Monmouth, Wednesday.
Children's day will be observed at the
Baptist church, July L.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Many of the people from here at
tended the commencement exercises at
Coburn Classical Institute. Miss Selene
Seward took part in the Junior eXhi-
bition.
Allie Doe has been seriously i'll. the
past week, but is reported as improv-
ing.
The remains of the late Lydia Doe.
widow of Hiram Doe. deceased, were
brought to the home of her son. Geo.
Doe, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Doe
was well known in this community as
kind neighbour trusted friend and
Christian wife and mother. A member
of the Methodist church, honored and
much loved. large circle of friends
survive to mourn her loss and sons and
daughters to rise up and called her
blessed
Mrs. Alathea Hedge, with her grand
daughters and niece, arrived, last
week, from Rhode Island.
Mrs. Selma Forsythe has opened the
Butterfield homestead again for the
summer.
The ladies Of Vassalboro Grange en-
tertained the gentlemen. Tuesday
evening. The hall was tastefully dec
Grated. the tables laid in a most at
tractiVe manner. The program was
carefully prepared and pleased the lis
teners intensely. The programs were
designed by Mrs. Geo. Taylor and We're
very attractive.
Children's day was observed at
Friends church. Sunday the church
was very handsomely decorated with
palms, ferns and beautiful flowers in
profusion. The participants III the en-
tertainmont all acquitted themselves
with credit and the audience was
charmed. MI. Edward Cook made i
plea for Tho suffering children Of India
and $500 were raised for the children
to forward.
EEADFIELD.
Mr.. Weymouth had fall from
staging on the new house Mr.. Sanborn
is building at the Depot, last week. He
fell about - feet. but escaped with but
slight injury ana was able to go on
with his work the next day.
The Unversalist church observed
children's day ut the brick church.
sunday afternoon. The exercises We're
by the Sunday school ana pastor. ana
consisted of singing and an address.
y. q. Wright is enjoying commence
mcnt at Colhy. this week
German measles occupy the atten-
ton Of quite a number Of the young
people. confirming them TO the house for
several days.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs. r.
Russell, last Wednesday.
The fishermen are longing for July
1st to come so they can bring home
some white perch. Bass fishing is
said to be extra this season in the
lake.
EAST PITTSTON.
been raging in this village for the past
few months, have now about gone.
The Park Association is thoroughly
It pairing the fence and track. This is
an early move and speaks well for the
new management. Everything possible
will be done to make the next annual
fair the best exhibit ever given
The old road to Gardiner is being
thoroughly repaired. The road ma
chine and a crew of men are at
work a present.
The lawn party. which was to be
held at F. NJ. Titles, last Friday eve
ming, has been postponed till Wednes-
day evening at the same place
l.. T.. Seekins, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in this place for
the past few weeks. returned to his
home in Wiscasset, last week.
Mrs. AdeIine Houdlette of Dresden,
is doing dressmaking in the village.
At present she is with Mrs. w. T.
Scekins.
LITCIIFIELD PLAINS.
Mrs Christie Tookcr and daughter.
Madgc, are visiting friends in town. Mrs.
Tuoker is a teacher in one Of the high
schools of Caribou.
Misses Lena and Emma Gilbert are
spending their vacation at home.
Miss Hannah p. Smith has returned
from her visit to Winthrop.
There was a children's concert at the
church, Sunday afternoon. The singing
and recitations Of the children were very
pleasing. Miss Emma Gilbert sang and
Mrs. kendrick made very appropriate and
remarks.
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