Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

sent on q trip to P. E. I. and is expected 70
return with drove of hofses.-Mr. Henry
Williams, who for some years past has been
engaged 10 the general grocery business Al
Campoello, Mass. and who returned TO this
town about q month ago on account of hi,
ialiing health. died at the house of his wife's
father, Mr.. Stephen Hilton, on THURSDAY OF
last week.-Mr. Hartley Hilton and wife OF
Westport are spending a week in towp.-Mrs.
Ed~in Fossett of New Harbor i, visiting he-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayer.-A
woman calling herself Nary j. Smith vas
seen roaming about the town Sunday and act
ing strangely. 1t is reported that she is in-
same.
NoRRIDGKwocK.-Our correspondent writes
Oct. IL: Much interest is shown here in q
series of revival meetings being held
under the leadership of Rev E. A. Whittier
Mrs. S. ID. Lindsey has gone to Brookline
to spend the winter. She is having the build
ing used BY her late husband for a Law ,fice
remedelled for q summer cottage.-C. A
Harrington, Esq, will move his office into the
Hobbs building on the south side, in about
two weeks.-C A. Whiting will build the
cellar this fall for dwelling TO be built next
season e. A. Hilton has decided to remodel
HAS So'iieS SUPP auu e ClOtnlUX
therein, IN company with Herbert L. Hale
Isaiah Z. Walton has moved the large house
from the Seth Fairfield farm in Smithfield to
his farm, and will repair it for q DWELLING
K NJ. Baker is repairing the buildings on the
Lindsey homestead lately purchased by him.
Our new Jsilor, John II. Mitchell of Cam
bridge. has arrived with his family and taken
possession, aud there will be no more COM
plant that the boarders are without a protec
tor. Eight persons are now confined in the
Jail.
WALDO
MosrvILLE. = Oar correspondent writes
Oct u: The town Fair at Centre Montville.
Oct I'd. was qHite a success. Twenty-Five
head of cattle were shown nv J. IL. FRYE, a
part OF them Thoroughbred Darhsms ani part
grades Mr.. FRYE has fine lot of stock
walker aud Lifted I'D exhibited 10 head,
some Jerseys and quite number ot grade
Sussex. new breed in this section. The
display of stock and produce was very cred
liable, ani that of fruit was very fin. AS was
also the fancy work, quilts, rugs, etc, in the
ladies department. The day was pleasant,
and quite a large crowd was IN attendance.-
Mrs. \ Bennett has gone to Portland to
have tumJr removed. She was accompan-
led by DR.. A. j Billings of Freedom, and
ner husband. we understand hers Is of the
kind that carnnt be removed with safety
j. IL. Terry, State Inspector of Massschu-
sets, was ~ town the past week, visiting at
his fathers, John Terry j l. Beams son
Walter, who has been quite sick, is improv-
ing. Mrs. Lucy Cooper, who has also been
very SICK at AIR. Beans, Is gaining slowly
Mr. Bean is building n new house this sea,o1,
on the site of the old one, and the old mouse
was moved to the opposite side of the road,
which makes it very inconvenient to do
housework this, together with sickness, and
a crew of men at work on the house. has
made it extremely hard Tor Mrs Bean Mr.
Bean is well along with his house. which when
completed will be the best house in this vi
cinity.-F. l.. Warehouse and family are
soon to move to Searsport.-O Murray of
fers his farm for sale.-H. Thomas a vet
eran of the army. aged SO years, was buried
Oct lst.-Albert Gray has returned from the
West where he has been to settle up his
brothers estate.-Miss Clara Terry has gone
to Boston to visit her friends there; will be
gone few weeks-Mr. 5. j. Tasker started
for Z ,litornia with lass excursion last Mon
day, Oct 4; will be gone two or three months.
There is to be levee at the Grange Hall,
Centre Montvlle, on Friday evening. Oct.
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