Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-01
State News.
ANDRoscOGGIN.

LIvERMoRK FALLS. = Our correspondent
writes Nov. %: The Universalist society
held sociable in Treats Hall, Wednesday
evening of this week.-The Y. P. S. C. E
will hold the third of a series of sociable.
Wednesday evening of next week.-Schools
commence Dec. Is after a vacation of four
weeks.-Smith Cram is contemplating the
selling out of his meat misunderstanding re.
ceived additional orders, S. J. Burgess will
continue work in his apple evaporating es.
Enlistment several weeks longer than he
had expected to.-Mis. Josie Paine is visit.
ing friends in Portland.-James C. Dain of
Portland, who is engaged in the dry goods
establishment of Rines Bros in that city,
passed Thanksgiving with his parents here.
Aliens Cornet band received their first les
son from Mr.. c E Wheeler of Pennington
last Monday evening. Esther Kimbal
returned home from South Berwick last
week, where for some time past she has been
vlsiting.-A party LETT here for the wood.
last week. They are to go in the vicinity of
Rangeley lakes -Thanksgiving passed off
very quietly in Livermore Falls Most of
the mills and shops were shut down in the
afternoon j W. Durham has shipped 5000
barrels of apples thus far to market
Rev. A. P. Tinker, for nearly ten wears the
eloquent preacher and devoted pastor of High
street Congregational church in Auburn, and
yell known to Maine Poop e, died at Denver.
Colorado, November oath, at the age of ~
years,
CUMBERLAND.
Dr. James NJ. Buzzell, recently arrested
for the murder of Carrie NJ. Cotton, appeared
before the Portland Municipal Court Satur-
day. plead not guilty and waived hearing.
He was remanded to Jail to appear before the
grand jury the first Tuesday in January.
LINCOLN.
NEWCASTLE Our correspondent writes.
Nov. 9th: The winter term at Lincoln
Academy began Nov. %, with an attendance
of eighty eight pupils. During this term
there will be but one session each day, from
$50 to l 80. The teachers are Henry X.
White, A. NJ, principle; Mrs. Jennie D.
White, Misses Fanny and Harriet White,
assistants. notwithstanding services were held
at the Baptist church in Damariscotta, Rev
Mr.. Chadwick preaching the sermon
Services appropriate for Thanksgiving
Sabbath will be held at the Congreg ational
church Sunday evening", Nov. 2Sth.-The
Ellis Family, bell ringers, gave a concert at
Lincoln Hail. Saturday evening, Nov. 9th,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Circle of
the Congregational church.-Frank and
Marsene Smthwick and Lincoln Chapman
came home from Bowdoin college to spend
Thanksgiving.-Walte Hall is teaching in
Bremen.-Miss Jessie Cate returned home
from Boston, Nov. Goth, after a short absence
"A candy pull was held at Mrs. Tina Clapp's.
Nov. 24th.-Miss Maud Weeks Is visiting in
Maiden, Mass.-Des. Haggett returned from
the south Nov I'd. bringing with him tho TO-
mains of his eldest son. James.
~, AL IN, correspondent writes NOV. ~ ;
M ne oneepsco' iroze over SATURDAY night
IT, M or SCHOOL eAaioltion al the OLD
"ui.n i'ee ''Ioe'er.i carioads OF Chrlst
"e nave Deen CUT lot Shipment 10 New
- A. ",o"ieeor "ho was thrown
~ 'hoi. tune ago Receiving
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4u"'y inee',"s WIN convene win
nd A a;sh th' NeT oaslle churcn the seventh
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can.d ,.;,t fnrn .I;.,. Isy r''uH ~ ou' es'
vhicb no wa. d,;n;n s1''., "e noise
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Wstarv;,le v;li taao,, ~ a;a,"; eo' a.
Had T;1a
PENoBscoT.
ETNA.-Our correspondent writes Nov. 20
Mr. John B Sanborn is going to Washington
Territory, Wednesday, where his brother
Frank l. Sanborn, has been for the past six
years-M. A. Melvin's new engine has ar.
rived,-G. F. Davis & Co. have shut down
their well-drilliog machine for the season.
SoxERsEr.
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Nov o. pau 'o.iesponuent writes
INA b.. ,L ioiInNry OF Corn
,looo of D w D.. VI" o,e"'eht norton
h;s ea,;,.- anu ho'eu tnere win
whn 10 rcno-. iliiainS Vi .. SCION,
s;cLress wos ,,.-i ere a'tack OF
ladies from rho NJ Mad ;"e sn, ny several
c,Il;na nnon hau I'M 'u1 ,' SUNDAY schoo,
nsad,e. apd d &C. "'H 'unch "a kets ana