Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-13
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
EAST vASSAlBORO.


North VassaIboro. Mr.. and Mrs. Up
ham have the sympathy OF their many
friends in their recent sorrow.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary So
c;ety met, Thursday afternoon, with the
president, Eliza Peirce. Interesting let
ters were read from the girl whom the
ladies are supporting at Samallah, ana
some beautiful specimens of needle
work done by her were on exhibition,
India being the county studied. Mrs.
Lizzie 5. j. ToWle read a very enter
tanning paper. Mrs. Abbie jenkins,
Mrs Eliza Butterfield and Miss Annie
Nichols gave facts regarding the work
in general
lesdav evening was Childrens night
at the Grange The little folks enter
tainad the older members with recita
tions. a supper was served which was
thorou shly enjoyed by the visitors.
Leona rd Atwood, president of the
w, W. & f. Il. r. ecentIy caught a
5-pound s'almon in the lake.
Mrs. Ehza Pierce and Mrs. II. A.
Priest spen Thursday in Augusta.
Miss Ida Taylor is ill with the grip
George Pope, injured his foot severely.
Monday. Whjle lifting rock it broke
crushing his t,oe so that it was exceed
ingly painful.
F,verard Priest and Josiah Evans,
while riding a short distance from the
village were thrown from their carriage
aud Mr.. Priest WIS badly cut about the
face recurring the attention of d physi-
clan.
Mr. and Mrs. HENRY MaIpden We're the
quests OF MI anU Mrs Chas. Pope.
Sunday.
Ernest r. Priest spent Sunday at
home. returning TO BoWhoin, Monday
morning.
Frank Coombs hauled the boat he has
been building to the Lake, Saturday,
ready for the launching. 1t will be fit
ted with sails and is a fine. large boat.
The name "Rippling Wave" is plainly
printed. Chas. Priest is the owner of
the same.
Mrs. Frank Perkins was the guest of
Mrs Annie Priest, Tuesday
Miss Nancy Gates is out of town fol
O few days.
Eli Jepson Of Lynn, Mass. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce.
Sunday.
Leonard Keith. engineer. was in town.
Wednesday, attending to business re-
earding the railroad. The station has
been painted shades Of green and is
very attractive.
Mrs Allen Pinkham is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey. Win
throp Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates were in Au-
Iusta, Thursday.
n ~+ RIVERSIDE.
L. A. Hamilton held an auction at
his resident last Friday a which he
disposed of his household goods, w. =.
Bradley Of East Nassalboro. being the
efficient auctioneer. The goods We're
first class in every respect and he got
a good price
Mrs II. NJ Mills visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Gardner at Augusta
last week.
Mrs. A. s Trott returned from
MassaC Chusetts last Thursday. Her
neiShbors were all glad to see her.
Miss Mary Mcdonald of Nova
Scotia is visiting her niece, Mrs. Isaac
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. f. Bragg of North
Eassalboro, and Mrs. J. II. Bragg of
Lambs Corner were in the place. Sun
day.
Rev. F. f. Hyde preached fine SER
mon here last Sunday, his theme being
Thought a builder of character
F. Il. Merrill ana his grandchildren.
Norma and Merrill Bigelow of Au-
susta. were in the place last Saturday.
Harold Peacock of Milton. y. H.. is
with his grandmother Mrs. Alfred
Lee.
Charles Witham of Waterville, was
In the place last saturday.
SOUTH CHINA.
Farm work has been suspended for the
weather. 1t is feared that considerable
damage has been done to fruit trees and
early crops.
]. Fred Farwell Of Cross Hill spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Mary Harrington is very ill.,
though at present her condition shows 4
slight improvement.
Forest Whitehousc Is i'll with pneumo-
mia.
Mrs. Pickering OF Stamford. Conn. IL
here overseeing the building of her cot
tase. and the laying out OF the grounds
about il.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Jones and Miss Madeleine
Jones of Haverford Pa. have arrived
here for the summer.
Prof. w. J. Thompson is home for few
days
Fred Barton Of Windsor. made a bust
ness call to this place Saturday.
Horace Harrington has gone to Fair
Held to visit his uncle Geo Percival, who
Is Ill with pneumonia.
Frank Harrington of Augusta. was In
town. Saturday.
FARMINGDALE
After spending the winter in Hartford
Conn. James McCausland has returned
and will make his home with his son Os-
car McCausland of Main avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jewett have
opened their home again for the summer
but expect to return TO Bath in the fall.
Lena Brann has SO far recovered as
to be able to be out OF doors.
Miss Edna Dow has returned to her
home In East Pittston.
Mr.. Moody of Palermo. was in town
the other day with 10 little pigs for sale.
which were disposed of in about as manV
minutes. People seem to be determined
to raise their own pork If beef continues