Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-06

neas meeting With serious accident on 0ou-
DAY night. Mr.. Dearborn was comingto the
village from his home, and Just - he crossed
the railroad crossing. the engine hit the rum
ner Of his -, breaking Il in pieces. He
escaped without INJURY.
LINCOLN.
EAST BoorHnAY.-Jacob C. Fuller has the
schooner LewbA. Hodeasn on the railway
ut the harbor replanking her. The worms
had eaten the old planks to . honey-comb.-
Miss Nettie Brown has secured . position ~
teacher in New Hampshire school and start
ed for the scene Of her labor, Monday, Jan.
3Oth.
PExoBscoT.
PrrrsrrELD.-J. Hill, Jr., who has been in
Boston for some time for treatment of his
eyes, il much better. He il now under the
care Of DIR. Bell. formerly Of Augusta--The
Senior class At the Institute expects soon to
give an entertainment, the character Of which
will be announced later.
Mrs. Thomas Connolly, of Hermon, fell on
the ice during the icy time several days ago
and broke limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Eaton, of Hermon.
celebrated their wooden wedding few even
inss since.
The Good Templars of Etna have elected
the following officers Ralph Whitney. C. T. ;
Gertrude Friend, V. T.; Hattie Goodhue,
Sec'y; John Friend, 7; Berthe Mosely, F. S. ;
Ada Loud. Chap; A. L. Sylvester, NJ. !;
Grace Friend, Guard E. E. Sylvester, Senti-
mel; w. W. Cole, S. ]. T.
Will Csverly, Of North Newport, caught
his foot between the sled and . stump and
came near tearing it OF. He was At work in
the woods for Frank Ireland. He is doing
~ well a. possible.
George Pinkham, of Damascus, fell, while
chopping wood, and hurt his knee. He has .
bad sore upon it and fears are entertained that
it will terminate in q white swelling.
Arthur Murch and Miss Ada Witham were
united in marriage at the residence of the
bridegroom on Everett street in Bangor.
Rev. G. B. Ilsley performed the ceremony in
| . very pleasant manner. The young couple
will reside in Bangor.
The steamer Caroline Miller will make no
more attempts to reach Bucksport this win
| ter, as it has been found impossible to get
anywhere near there. She has been taken
OF the route and has probably made her last
trip to this State, As the Lucy p. Miller will
begin on the route as soon as the ice is out in
the spring.
Miss Alma Staples, of Bangor, received a
despatch Thursday from her brother, w. T.
Staples, Esq, the well-known trader and
station at WytopitlOck, announcing the death
Of his little three years old son, Wooda.
Only last Christmas Mr.. Staples buried a
little child of three months old, and he will
have the sympathy of his many friends in
this affection so soon following the other.
STETsoN.-Our correspondent writes, Feb.
4th am requested to correct the statement
that DIR. Chas. S. Emerson of Stetson froze
his feet in the recent storm. 1t WAS the side
of his face instead.-Our postmaster was
quite i'll Wednesday and Thursday, but is
recovering nicely.-James Patten of North
Newport is not expected to live.
PIscArAouIs.
The following officers of Mosaic Lodge
and Piscataquis Royal Arch Chapter, Free
and Accepted Masons, were recently In.
stalled the former by X. w. d. ID. G. NJ,
Albert +. jackson. assisted by p. NJ, E. A.
Thompson, as marshal: the latter BY Past
High Priest, Jas. T. Roberts, assisted by A.
F. Jackson as marshal. Lodge; +. d. Fol
som w. NJ; J. c. Cross, S. W.; w. w.
Thayer, j. W. Chapter; w. Gushing, M. f.
H. p. E. A. Thompson, E. X; W. T. Ell
| lott, f. s.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Correspondent
writes Feb. 81 There was Leap Year Mas.
querade Ball at the Quinne bassett on the
evening of Feb. LIST. About twenty five
couple were in attendance, and many of the
costumes were novel and pretty.-Henry
Murphy has been to Portland for few days
to receive treatment for his eyes at the In.
Urinary. He goes again soOn.-Lawton and
Emmons are trying to complete their job OF
| mn soppv m tho Somaraot Ev<ape;or
but the deep snow seriously interferes with the
moving of stone.-Mrs. Joseph Taylor i,
still seriously i'll with pneumonia.-George
Gilman in the Buzzell neighborhood is very
sick with pneumonia and measles.
The l. 0. G. T. Of Athens elected the
following officers for the ensuing quarter
c. T., Fred Collins, V. T., Minnie Hight
Treas, DR.. Ellingwood; Sec. Helen Green
F. s.; Minnie Clark, c.; Mrs. Leighton
NJ; Mr.. Eaton; o. c.; Mr.. Berry, J. G.
Nellie Wade, J. T.; Mertie Bush. -Four
were initiated the same night.
The Pop Corn Club entertainment, giver
two weeks ago at Hartland was not wilfully
neglected. Financially and socially it wal
success, realizing about Sol. This is theil
first in the course.
ST. Johns society has been sued for $751;
10, the amount of money Joseph Dion, Jr.
and his friends put into the contest for 9
watch ut the recent fair The watch wa.
awarded to Joseph Lachance. Dion claim,
that an unindorsed check cast in Lachxnce'.
favor should have been thrown out thus
giving Dion the watch The officers of the
society say the failure to endorse the check
was due to ignorance, the maker was q
proper one, and the mistake has been recti
fed Biddeford Times.
Minchell & Rodman, Saco have taken a
contract to supply the box factory on Lincoln
street with 800 cords Of pine bolts for boz
boards.
Rev. C. b. Pitblado, formerly of the
Maine Methodist conference, has received q
call from the church at Winnipeg. Manitoba,
at a salary of %, 900 per year. and parsonage
Mr.. Pitblado has also been requested to
enter the New York conference.
Winfield d. Smith, of Cornish, who has
recently recovered sl0,25O.OO of Boston &
Providence X. r. Co., for injuries received
on the road, has purchased W. W. Thomp.
sons farm for 81, 10000.
Saco assembly, Knights of Labor. will give
a supper and entertainment at its hall on the
evening Of Feb. Il.
| Mrs. Julia Cooper, who lives in Hill's
court, Saco, entered complaint to the city
marshal recently against certain members OF
the Saco Salvation Army, who live in the
came house with her and who, 90 she says,
keep her awake half of the night with their
shouting and singing.
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