Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-24
kENNEBEC.
EAST PITTSTON.

Miss Serecta Moody Of Dresden is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Caroline Ben
ncr.
Mrs. Charles Manser and daughter of
Richmond were the guests last week
of Mrs. o. W. Nash.
There will lie an Old Folks concert
with a box supper on Wednesday even
ing, July %. at Fowles hall. where a
good time is assured.
Mrs. O'Brine of Brighton, Mass, is
stopping with Mrs. Daniel Moore
hogshead of molasses in the store
Of w. s. Cleavcs burst late Saturday
afternoon without moments warn
| ing. The only occupants of the store
at the time were the clerk, and lady
customer: and when they recovered
| from the shock of the explosion they
found themselves. as well as the store.
in decidedly sticky condition. The
lady who was unfortunate enough to
be standing near the hogShead, was de-
| luged-With molasses. BY boring a hole
| in the floor a few gallons of the liquid
escaped into the cellar; but it took
hours to restore things to their onrmal
| able that a suspicion of sweetness may
| linger there for some time.
READFIELD.
Mrs. Richard Dearborn. a former
resident of this town, died in Auburn
last week and was carried to Vienna
| for burial in the family lot there
On Saturday the youngest son of Jo-
scph Aslin fell from a load of hay and
| broke the large bone of the forearm at
| the wrist.
Rev. DIR. EakIes from Philadelphia
| occupied the desk for Rev. c. T.. Chap
man on Sunday last at 1870 A. NJ. A
| large audience listened to an able SER
mon. In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Harvey
mnlstered to the Universalist society.
g. w. Wright has bargained for the
| Grin Farnham place.
| A. II. Eaton from Massachusetts
paid brief visit to few of his
many friends in town.
a. Cressey has moved to his resi-
| dence in this village
The body of Mrs. F. Fellows who
| died at her home in Mt Vernon on
| Sunday will be buried in the Rcadfield
Corner cemetery Tuesday.
NORTH BELGRADE.
Miss Helen Wallace Of Oakland
passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Wallace
Miss Hazel Rollins passed the past
week with her uncle, Martin Bickford
and family of WaterviIle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Spaulding and
| daughter Dorothea, of WatcrviIle are
passing a few weeks with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Spaulding
A large moose was seen Sunday in
the field belonging to Ernest Morrow
Mr.. Lit of the Lit Brothers dry goods
house of Philadelphia passed Sunday
| with his son, who is passing the sum.
mer at Camp kennebec.
Flossie Baker has returned from 8
weeks visit at Augusta.
| Charlie Elwell and two friends Of
| SkowhcSan. passed Sunday with his
sister, Miss Lula Elwell.
| NORTH WINDSOR.
| The Ladies' Union will meet with Nellie
! Barton this afternoon
James Ilalowell is at home from Au-
| gusta, haying for Elbridge Caswell and
| later for himself.
Prof. and Mrs. Cowan and baby Fred
| erick are passing a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Pierce.
Rev. ]. Frank Jones was called away
! suddenly last week to attend the funeral
| of n young man in his former passionate
at Rovdoinham. In his absence the pull.
| pit at North Windsor was supplied by
Elder Linwood Jones of South China
Mrs. M. w. Hinkley Of Bowdoinham is
the guest of Rev. Mr.. Jones and family
this week.
| Mrs. Lucinda Dearborn of Augusta
| with her daughter. Mrs. Walter White
house. and two children. of Hallowell
was the guest of John Merrill and fam
| lily last week.
Mrs. Elbridge Caswell and her brother
| Judge F. NJ. TIallowell of Nebraska, spent
a few days at Newport last week.
Mrs John Macurda and daughters Ell
| len and Alice are the guests of Minnie
Merrill and family.
Deacon Lot NJ. Barton still remains
very ill.
WEST GARDINER.
Charles r. Morton of Boston is pass
ing part Of his vacation as guest of
Mrs. II. Walter Pinkham. West Gardi-
ner.
PENOBSCOT.
GARLAND