Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-30
STATE NEWS
KINNEBEc.

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Our correspondent writes Mr.. Elma Annis
has moved into one of Frank warbuton's rents.
Miss Lucy Fish returned to Lewiston Sss-
nrday.-Mr. James Annis has moved into one
of II. X. Sawyer's rents.-The G. A. R.
held their fair last week in their new hall
with good success, clearing from $500 TO
sSO0-At the kindlins wood factory hast
Thursday they punched 20,6o0, the largest
days work yet.--I.ast Friday night while
Mr.. Nell Lawrence want to step out of q
door, he spraiued his ankle and broke one
small bone.-Prof Wyman exhibits al the
church next Thursday evening illustrated
Bible studies.
Faystse:
Our correspondent writes; The "Ginger-
bread Family" composed of home talent from
Mt. Vernon gave an entertainment at Grange
Hall, Friday evening Oct, 26, to full house.
Our cooperative creamery association have
stopped making butter for the present, on
account of receiving SO little cream.-our
farmers are very much behind hand with
their falls work, caused by the great amour.
of rain storms We have had. Apples have
proved to be more than an average crop and
good quality. Many are comp aiming of
their potatoes rotting badly Mics Fannie
Pesse is quite low and her friends fear that
she will not recover.
LINCOLN
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Our correspond,nt writes Shall We have
an Indian summer?-Slivht snow fell Wed
nesday week.-A, Il. Erskine's men have
beeu burning n kiln of brick the mast week.
The sidewalk society will hold n fair AT
Erskine's Hall. Nov. i4.-Miss Maggie Uar.
low closed a successful term of school in
District No. |. Saturday Capt. ], II. Jones
started for Monhe..n J. In A lighter load Of
cord wood the first of the week.-Some evil
minded person broke A window in q. G..
Jones house a few nights ago.
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r. ]. Soutnard has returned from New York
where has been looking after his shipping
new shoe factory already
looks from little distance ms though il was
comnleted. Sucb rapid work AS has been
done on this building is rarely exualled.-
NJ. II. Umberhind of Bowdoinha H. was in
town Satur,Iay.-We understand that Wesley
CHM of this place is to open n restaurant on
Main street at an early date.-B +. Stetson
of the sail making departme mt at the Charles
town navy ward, is at home on a visit.-Geo.
f. Ames of the Lewiston Journals business
de partment. was at home over Sunday
Edward Mute of Wiscasset, has opened a
fruit and confectionery store on Main street,
next door to Mrs. Kings dry goods store
All tramps who have applied for lodgings
since Callahan has been in custody at the
lock-up. have been forwarded by foot power
to the town farm. As this is four and one
half miles away. they haven't seemed to rel
ish the plan, though compelled to adopt it.
Special Night Waterman Harrison Morton