Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

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WinsioH.
The village schools commenced their win.
ter term Monday. Nov Is. Miss Smiley
from Benton teacher Miss Philbrook from
Shelburn, n. H., is visiting At Rev. MIR.
Williams',- The Winslow Lumber Co. have
begun the framing of large stable to be
erected at once near the new mill.
Vussaiboro.
Nov. End. Lakeview Lodge, l. o. G. T.,
No 1882, installed the following officers, for
the ensuing quarter: Leslie Wood, c. T.;
Cynthia Crosby, V. T.. Seth Richardson, +.
c. T.; Fannie Emery, Sec; Clara Perley,
+. Sec, George Bussell, Treas. Chsa Per |
ley, G u. W. Dunn, NJ, Ella Pope, d. M;
May Webb, A. Sc. Ida Lander. s. J. r..
Samme Pope, Sent. Howard Appleton, G.
Fthston
C.pt. George Green an aged and respected
citizen of this place died Saturday, Nov. l6,
about o'clock after sickness Of three days.
lie was about 92 years Of age and leaves no
family MIR. Small Of Bowdoin Centre 10
visiting his daughter, Mrs. George Bailey, Jr.
The Independent Ice Co. 10 now loading the
schooner Mary E. Morse. SIX years ago
this company loaded the same schooner
in eleven hours, putting in 1914 tons. Capt.
Jones who is now Superintendent at the Great
Falls ice houses was captain Of her them
The Great Falls Company 10 again shipping
ice this week
LINCOLN.
Edgeeomb.
School in District No commenced Nov.
Is, taught by Mr.. Smith of Monmouth.
J Is. Merrill is repairing the dam Of his ice
pond BENZ Dodge has moved from Bristol
into Charles Webs,er's house George Huh
has gone to Hartford, CT. for the winter,
where he is engaged in the electric light
business.-Mrs. S. N. Greenleaf of Boston
is visiting her sister, Mrs +. Hun.-Mrs.
Nancy Baker and Mrs. Albert Baker have
closed their house and gone to Massachu.
setts for the winter.--Th0mas Webber. Jr.,
has returned to Bridgewster, Mass, where
he and his brothers are doing business ~
house carpenters.
East Jeferson.
Addie Ames is teaching the Center, Fred
Castle the Bond and Jennie Meserve the
Ross schools.-W. II. Noyes, proprietor Of
the Mountain Glen Farm, the largest or.
chardist in this section, has sold his entire
crop of apples TO Mr.. Day OF Gardiner to be
packed and shipped at once.--H. II Chap
man. Nellie Greenwood. J U. LbscOtt and
wife have returned to Bost0n.--The second
lecture Of the course =, Bay View Hall was
delivered by l.. l.. Hanscomb Of Boothbay.
last Thursday evening, subject, "Experi-
ences and observations of . Yankee in
Dx xie." Though the lecture was full Of Wit
and humor yet it bristled with solid facts
and was highly instructive and entertaining.
81 Bond the newly appointed postmas-
ter formally took possession Of the postof
flee and moved it to his store at the North
Village last Friday.
Cedor Grore.
A pleasant party gathered at the residence
Of Mrs. Margaret Twycross. on Saturday
evening, Nov. 10Th, 10 greet the lady on her
Goth birthday. She vac the recipient Of
many presents Of value. and the occasion
was enlivened by music and social conver-
sation. Mrs. Twycross 10 q descendsn. Of
the Msjor Gooi vin who At the time Of the
RevolutIon ". King's surveyor and CON-
mandant ut F1t Frankfort. near where the
! present "oid Court House" stands.-Your
correspondent va, recently much interested
| in listening to an account. BY Mr.. Chas. T..
| Allen. of q visit while lately in Boston, 10
his friend Francis J. Garrison, who resides
\ 10 the touse At Boston Highlands formerly
occupied by his father. the late WIN. Lloyd
| Garrison. The house contains many inter
esting relics Of the old anti-slavefy contest,
there being preserved even the composing
stone on which Mr.. Gsrrison's paper, the
Liberstor. vas made up. ~ we'll ~ the sub
scrip.ion list Of the psper.--The buildings Of
Mr.. Thad Lovett we're destroyed by hre FRI
| day evening. loosing hay, coal. pork and all
/ other supplies stored for winter. No insus.
sDce. The family have the sympathy Of
everybody in town.--The High School com
menced Monday, Nov. IS, Mr.. George Small
teacher. He has taught our school previ
ousIy. and We are confident Of having . sue
Harmony. ...-,. -si la..rs
The remains Of Peter Hodge Of Corinpa
aged about 30 years. we're brought " ihi
town for burial last Saturday. Mr.. Hodg'
vas q resident Of this town . good msn,
years and moved away about ten years ~
w. g. Bailey and W. w. Brown. mem
bers Of Harmony Grange, went 70 Athen
last Saturday and addressed the Grange .
that place, by invitation.
II 10 said that great many Enslishmei
sre visiting this country this season.
asked Jisks What they came for. he ssi,
he supposed ito many soft-psssA, million
sire women, 70 talk the fellows sss Of tAsi
mooey, Who want . b fooled. and . 10y Il
. supply Of Dr.. Bsil's Cossh Syssp."
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