Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-15
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHINA.

SEItfNfs
Myron Adams of Allston, Mass, is
at VIM. Hunnewell's for two weeks.
Miss Marion Wallace has gone to
Portland to school.
Fred Gerald has bought the farm Of
Lorenzo Ford on the west side of the
lake.
A. Il. Gerry and daughter Mabel of
Dover have been visiting Mrs Ella
Bartlette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlette have gone to
Appleton for a short visit
The funeral of George A. Kellar was
held from his fathers house last week.
Mr.. Kellar has been employed at the
| hospital in Howard r. l., for several
years bat was taken sick with con-
sumption and came home to his faith
| er's to die. He was a young man of
good character and habits. He leaves
wife but no children
| George ID. Loring Of Portland, Capt.
| Blanchard and Miss Annie Brown of
Waterville. have been visiting at
Capt. Browns. Mrs. Brown accom-
| panied Mr. Loring back to Portland for
! visit with her sister Mrs. Loring.
Miss Hannie Pullen has gone to Au-
gusta to write in F. o. Vickery's Pub
| fishing house.
Daniel Boynton is very sick with
| heart disease. 1t is feared that ne can
| not recover.
The hotel here closed, Thursday, for
| an indefinite length of time.
| Charles Randall met with quite an
accident on Thursday afternoon. A
| wrench slipped from the hands of a man
working near him and struck Charles
| in the forehead making bad cut with
| considerable loss of blood.
AT the last w. c. T. U. meeting
| delegates chosen to the State conven-
ton in Waterville, Sept.16-1S were Miss
Helen Brainerd. Mrs. Lizzie Towle,
Mrs. E. l.. Albee. Miss Estelle Brain
| erd, Mrs. E. c. Hunnewell and Miss
Annie Nichols also attend ex of1icio as
| State ana county officers.
| Guests at w w. Washburn's are Nj.
r. Crosby Of Medford, Mass, Mrs. Ro-
| land Rowley of Manchester. n. Fl. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Blake of Frank
| lin, n. II.
1 oNliic w lilt sCNNAC lam W iiie1i
poured nearly all day on Sunday, the
| attendance upon the church services
| was much smaller than usual The
pulpit at the Baptist church was sup
piled by candidate. while Rev. MIR.
Maynard spoke on Love and
Obedience" at the Methodist.
Robert kunz, wife and daughter
| Mildred left, Monday, by train for
| their home in Boston. They will be
| missed by those whose acquaintance
they have made during the summer
months.
Daniel Boynton has been quite i'll for
the past week, but at this writing is
much improved in health. 1t is the
hope of his fellow comrades of the G..
T, a. r.. as well as that of the neighbors,
| that he will soon be out again.
| w. w. Washburn, G. F. Rowe, Eben
Bailey. Rev. Newell Maynard, Ferd
Mitchell. and Sam Grindel. were
among those who attended the State
fair at Lewiston, last week.
Mrs. Fling of Oidtown, is visiting
| relatives at W. w. Washburn's.
| Fred Gerald has purchased the L. d.
Ford place on the neck road. Mr..
| Gerald expects TO take possession on
the first of November. This is one Of
the best farms in China, both for fer
tility and location.
| Miss Alice Roundy of East Vassal-
| boro, who has been visiting Mrs.
| Frank Knights for the past few days,
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
| She was called home on account of the
| lines of her mother.
| Miss Annie Doe has been sick with
| jaundice for the past few days.
| Miss Hanscom and Mrs. Walker of
| Wisconsin who have been visiting Mrs.
Small for several days, left for home
on Wednesday. They will visit
| friends in Massa chusetts en- route.
| Miss Cora Emerson, who has been
spending her vacation at South China
| for the past four weeks. has returned
| to her work of dressmaking. Her
many friends here will be glad to wei
| come her back again.
Rev Newell Maynard went to Bath,
| Friday, making the round trip by
train.
] \ large number of school scholars, as
well as older people. took advantage of
the low rate excursion to Wiscasset,
| Friday.