Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-06-23
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH PITTSTON.


Saturday, on business trip, returning
Tuesday morning. He brought back 4
fine horse which he had purchased.
Arthur Lawrence has given up his
position on the steamer kennebec and
entered the employ of the Oakland
Manufacturing Company Gardiner.
Harry Grant who has been working
for the company has left it to drive a
team tor Joseph Shaw at his portable
mill near here. His work is the haul
ing of lumber from the mill and stack
ing it.
AS Daniel Grant accompanied by
James Ward was out driving Saturday
forenoon when the whiffie-tree bolt
broke letting it fall striking the horse on
the heels, causing him to spring clearing
himself free Of the wagon. The way
he came up the street caused all
pedestrians to give him the right of
way without question. After keeping
to the highway for nearly a mile he
took to the field of +. p. Morrill,,
cleared a broad stone wall and thence
TO a thick alder swamp. After quite a
long hunt he was finally caught none
the worse apparently. for his trial of
enced. not a scratch being found upon
him. AS neither Of the men We're
! thrown out no damage resulted except
! ing the breaking of some parts of the
! harness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Grant spent
Sunday with their daughter Mrs.
| George Swectland of Gardiner. Mrs.
Grant remained to attend the Chill
| ~ at the Methn1ict chlrch
| in the evening.
! Mrs. Sadie Lawrence visited Miss
Lizzie Pope Of Chelsea last week. Mrs.
| David Lawrence has been quite i'll
| with a bad cold for a few days but is
reported az gaining.
| Mrs. Sarah Clark an aged resident of
| East Chelsea fell in an unconscious
| condition, Saturday. 1t was at first
feared her shoulder was broken but
| Dr. Lamb. being summoned on exami-
| nation found 10 more serious results
| had followed than several severe
| bruises and a bad cut over one eye.
Sunday she was reported as much bet
| ter
Michael Mccormick of Bath has
| crew of men in his woods here cutting
poplar 1t will be shipped to Portland
| to be worked up into mattresses.
Miss Arvcsta Could reports the pick
ing Of pond lilies at "Nahumkeag,'
.'mday.
:irhool league No. /. Inga Clark
teacher will give an entertainment at
TIE s,hool-hous,. Friday evening June
a. leo cream and cake will be for
LAKEsHoRE.
Mrs. W. A. I:utman is visiting her
fothnr Daniel Townsend. who is in
quite poor health.
Mrs. Rose Reynolds returned from
Providence, K. L., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Abbott returned
from Oakland last week. Mrs. Abbott
has been quite sick with ASSESSES in
her throat.
Miss Rhoda .Tillson arrived home
from Portland, Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Bailey of Winslow, was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
a number Of the members Of Pleasant
Hill Lodge I. q. G. r. visited Water
vile Lodge Friday night.
Two strangers came to the house of
w. H. Manter last week after having
4 very narrow escape from drowning.
They We're in q canoe which filled with
water thereby leaving them in the cool
waters of the Mcssalonsllce for about
two hours.
The LakeshOre Baseball club will
give q Night Cap Sociable in /. Q. g.
4. hrlI Saturday evening June 25th
A baked bean supper will be served.
The boys will play game of ball
Saturday with the Sidney stars on the
home grounds on Tiffany Hill.
Children's day will be observed at
the Methodist church next Sunday.
NORTH SIDNEY.
The Universalist Social Circle will
give an entertainment at Grange hall,
Wednesday evening. June 22d. AdmiS-
sion including ice cream and cake. zoe.
O. ~ Taught of Boston, elocutioniSt.
will be one of the interesting features
Of the evening.
Harry =. Hawes of Riverside. and his
sister, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Randall of Boston,
wer. callers at T.. l.. MoOre's last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Waite Of Boston.
returned home, Sunday. accompanied
by the formers mother, Mrs. ;. n.
Waite who will make an extended visit
Cecil Clark of Colby was home over
Sunday.
Howard Totman and little son.
frankie. Of West Newton, We're at j.
IL. Beams. last week.
Geo. Bowman is giving his house
coat of paint The color is sea green.
Miss Julia Clark of Waterville, who
has been spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Abbot, returned
home, Sunday
Muriel Longley of Coburn was
guest over Sunday at Mark Beans.
Geo. n Taught of Boston, is visiting
his brother, Albert Taught of the Mid
die road.
Miss Minnie Moore visited i'm Au-
gusta. Hallowell and Chelsea, last
week.
Sidney Grange enjoyed n strawberry
aIapipp