Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-26

I1OuSe.
Mr.. A. Edward Scott, will hold
series of meetings in the Moose River
schoolhouse beginning Sunday, July
"a.
ST. ALBANS.
J. III. Libby, one of our prosperous
farmers, has built a large barn this sea-
son and has a good crop of hay in It.
Mr.. Libby makes a success of farming
and his wife has added not few dol
lars to their income by raising and
selling strawberries. They have CON
siderable help from a fine family con-
sisting of two boys and three girls.
Mrs. Florence n. Chisholm of Somer-
VILE Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Vinng.
Mrs. Martha Brown, widow of the
late David Brown, has purchased the
Oldtown farm on the Corinna road and
soon will move there. Her mother. who
is almost 81. lives with her. Her two
grandsons will also probably live with
her and carry on the farm.
H. P. Emery, who has charge of the
Mills at Mainstream. was home over
Sunday. They are building dam
which will when finished give them a
pond of water some six miles long.
Mrs. Relief Phlbrick is reported as
gaining.
Mrs. Silvia Russell is little more
comfortable.
All are very sorry to learn that A. S.
Varney who has been on the sick list
for several weeks, is not gaining.
Prof. l. o. Bragg, principal of the
Normal school at Presque Isle, is in
town with his family and will spend his
vacation at his fathers, V. H. Bragg.
Miss Evelyn Atwood, who has been
teaching in Amesbury. Mass, is at
home for the summer.
Fishing on Indian pond brings sure
reward.
w. A. Bigelow is moving into his
home on North street.
Mrs. L. A. Longley has returned from
Northport, where she has been for a
few days.
Some of our farmers finished haying
Saturday night and report fine crop.
C. c. Hanson, agent for the Hartland
& St. Adams Telegraph Co. with his
family, have been enjoying an outing in
the Hillil<er cottage at Camp Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Goodwin who own
cottage at Camp Benson were there
over Sunday.
Hugh Goodwin who manages Il
clothing store at Brooks is at home for
short vacation.
S. II. Goodwin, travelling salesman for
C. NJ. Conant & CO., was home over
Sunday. He will visit Washington
county this week.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. j. L. Labree was called to st.
Adams by the sudden illness of her
mother. Mrs. Chas. Russell, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Mitchell and daughter,
Ida. are visiting relatives in town,
from Lowell, Mass.
Mrs Henry Mitchell. who has been
in poor health for some time, was taken
to the Bangor hospital for treatment.
Mrs Leavitt and daughter, who have
been stopping with John Ring returned
to their home in Watervillc, Saturday
morning.
Dana Noble cut three Of his fingers
scythc
RIPLEY.
Alvin Randall, 10 years old. has driven
the horse in the hay tedder and horse
rake and rode the horse to pitch off 6O
tons of hay. this season.
Miss Annie Rand. who has been staying
with her aunt. Mrs. Charles Boynton,
this summer, has gone to Dexter on
visi: to relatives before her return to
her home in Springvale, Me.
Peter Ploude's sister from Lewiston is
staying with his family for the summer.
Ethan Smith of Hartland. passed Sun
day with his son. Erald, at Nell Ran
dalrs.
Mrs, Lizzie Owen. who has been stay
ing with her cousin. Mrs. S. Page. for a
few weeks, returned to her home in Bath,
Thursday night
Mrs. Samantha Skilings has gone to
Maplewood. Mass. for few weeks.
Miss Eunice, Hoye, has gone TO New
Hampshire, where she has work as wait
ress in one of the summer hotels.
Hon. Hiram Clapp is haying for Nell
Randall.
Miss Rena Griffin of Cambridge. Mass.
is in town.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.
S. A. Taylor was in SmithfieId and Nor
ridgewock. Friday.
G. NJ. Kennedy of Clinton, was in this |
vicinity on business. Saturday.
The past week has been fine for haying
Quite number of farmers i'm this vicin- |
ity finished. last week |
Elizabeth Tobey left for Wilton Mon |
day. |
Several people from this way attended |
the circus at Waterville. Saturday.
WALDO.