Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-09

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Some Of our yilsger. attended the LA.
coin county fair At Damarisc tia saturday
Some considerable interest vas manifested n
the races Hector, owned by r simpson OF
Aims. took the fire.. for-sli IN three straight
heats. Fastest time, 81 l2 --Lyeeuns
were begun at the academy last Thursday
evening. The attendance was fair and the
exercises quit, interesting. Another will be
held Thursday evening, Dct. II Mr. Ward
Clark of San Francisco. Cal Is visiting at
his home in this place. His parents and
friends are pleased To see him H. return-
this week a singing school is To be organ
ICED ct this place by NJ. Harry l. Strick
land. formerly of Rhode Island HoX .ettl.d
In Whit. hsli lie viii Introduce the new
Tenic y liza system good attendance is
predicted - Mr.. Eva Ely OF New Jersey
and daughter are nov yi.iting at Mr. Henry
Thompson. She will be- joined by her hu.
band in a few mpatbs sni from here they
will 20 10 tst-Yn tity. New. where they IN
tend n lorae. Mr. Daiiei sullivan il max
my rItans,s" rep,,rs on his honse Ir has
don. & ,ui jol, will be- completed in
season l., -Grlule fhs cold weather. -- VI ~
Ainpde Bb4ls,if AID Mss Aanlp Dugga !,
who bssr 10, ~ .periing the summer ~ then
b me-. will rmrt for B,slpp u VISIT friends
and rei.,ivo. and from th, re th., intend 70
70 To New York TO spend the ~inter We
learn that the engine for tho cres er, has
been purchased AMI will be adjusted soon
and be ready for business
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Miss Eiphe MIA Noble of Cambridge,
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Blar'.. Nj. lila AMI her t~o children
hsy. returned with her for VISIT At her
home. Apd also 10 sycamore OF Cape Cod -
Mrs aus, Little /, quite SICK Warren
Cunningham has removed from his own place
To that of the late william Prebie, of which
he has the car, for the pre.eut-A II.
Preble ami william u ,uglss went To Long
Cave, Bristol. last week on business cnu+
n, ct.d With the Whtefeh cottage a. that
place Mrs Albert Moore has been visiting
relsuyes for ies weeks Quite number
Of Whitehead people are Interested IN the
ne" o'e""e'Y w H"' '"''o" rs" !" '"s
Sewing Circle st North Whiteaeid met las,
week to arrange for further repairs upou the
church At that place. Some of the ladies
there are also assisting IN the ex en'tve i'm
pFosen'ents nov being made upon th
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The relatives, friends anl neighburs of
Josiah Is. George, Esq called upon him At
his pleasant homr in Mt Vernon, Saturday
evening. Full 100 people were there to
manifest their respect and regard for Mr..
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consrasaiAtory remarks made by the Rev
Mr.. Brown. pastor Of the church AT Damn.
Corner. A pleasant feature OF the evening
vas the singing b, the Msrauocook Male
QuArtetie. mad, of Messrs White, w,lliam.
Whittier and R,ym ,od. an also t,e ch ar of
the puun's Corner church An elegant cen
ter table was presented bs several friends
and also hne crystal sets by the Marsno-
cook Quarte,e Many elegant anil useful
presents were g,vea by the hume fou. friend.
present la short II was a pleasant time
all round
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com.unic.t,on from TN. pl.,s W. c.nno,
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After q long time, and when those whose
interests take them dali, acros. it, we're be-
coming impAtienf,the upper bridge was open
ed to travel Saturday The vexatious delay
vas caused by not having the heavy facing
and corner elocks OF stone on the spot be-
fsre the work began, so that the engineer In
charge. Mr.. Eibfidge McFsdden, ordered q
suspension OF the work until enough mate
rial could be cut from the quarry on Bierri.
tute. and hauled about two and cne-hslf
milee. Some necessary repairs have been
made to the shipping wharf below the vii
lase that makes shipments of pressed hay
much easier than Of late years as it has
been = difficult undertaking. to unload a
wagon load 90 a. to be taken aboard the
coasters in times Of high water.-Gen.
Samuel Bridge has supplied each voter With
. printed copy Of his motives for select
ing the site of the building to be
csiIeu he btiuse aeacemy, only
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