Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

Franklin.

WnroE.
The Franklin County Association met
at Academy Hall Tuesday and "wednesday
and was largely attended. Several visitors
| from other counties were present. The
annex to the academy building is nearly
completed and adds much to it's appearance
a well ~ to the convenience of the school.
Rev. ]. H. Helser, pastor OF the Congfe-
aationai church, has rendered his Fesgna.
ton, to take affec. the first of December
rex,.-All the canning establishments are
busy putting up squash. apples and pump
k.ns &c. H. BASE & Co. are building an
addition to their shop-Monday. a. Dan.
forth was driviog to this village. when
near the house Of Abins Searles 1t Is pre-
sumed be fell from his wagon, a. he vas
found lying by his horse unc ,nscious. He
was taken to the house of Mr.. Searles, and
medical aid was summoned - soon - pos
sibIe. He did not recover consciousness
till Tuesday mornir 6. He wal. taken to
his house about noon Tuesday.
Penobocot.
NEWPORT.
The village schools will close this week
fer q short vacation.-Several OF our citi-
zens are away on q hunting trip in the
woods DIR. A. J. Harvey has been in Bos-
ton for few days.-Miss Mabel Wade of
Wakefield. n. H., is visiting at the Shaw
House.-Mr. Frank Luce of Walthsm,
Mass, was in town Saturday to attend the
fur eral of his fa,her.-The Literary Society
will meet next Thursday evening with Miss
Wilma Ssrgent.--The Harvest Supper at
Music Hall last Thursday evening twas
largely attended by our citizens.--Our tele-
graph operator, Mrs. Susie r. Mitchell, is
visiting in Boston for week.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. Charles Frentz and daughter Addie
| of Melrose, Mass. are visiting the family of
Oscar II. Brown Fred Chase and
Fannie Chase of Augusta were here Thurs
day.-Albert Foster is hauling his oak
boards to the depot where they vii be
shipped TO John Cilley at Faiffield.-Wil-
liam Higgins and family have moved
to the Stone farm in Sidney
The farmers in this section are hay-
ing their hogs slaughtered earlier than usual.
Last Saturday evening the Good Templar
| Lodge in this place passed resolutions
on the death of Henry H. Robbins who was
q member of Riverside Lodge. The re.o-
lutions were prepared by Norman II. Fos-
sett and are as follows: Whereas, it has
pleased God, whose knowledge is immess-
ursble and whose love is unbounded, to call
from this to another life our dear brother
and friend, Henry II. Robbins, therefore,
Resolved, That in his death the cause
Of temperance has lost an earnest
supporter, our lodge faithful member and
each of rs a personal and valued friend
Resolved, That though we shall miss him
| TO- Il rat mt
question the superior wisdom of Him who
doeth all things Alright. Resolved. Tha!
we tender TO our sister. Kate C. Robbins.
and all the members of the family our
deepest sympathy in their affection and
assure them that we share with them the
sorrow which they feel Resolved, That
as . token of respect to our departed
brother, the charter of our lodge be draped
for the next thirty days. Resolved. That
these resolutions be placed upon our records
and q copy be sent to the family Of the
deceased and to the papers for publication.
Norman II. Fossett. J. A. Eugely, Mrs. N.
II. Fossett, Committee.
Waldo.
\ CENTRE MoNTvILLE.
E.B. Ramsay has disposed of his hay and
stock and thinks of pursuing some other bus
mess than farming for a,ime.-Miss Elvira
G. Waterhouse, who went to Boston sh0r,
time since, has returned and is quite ill
with slow fever.--M. II. Clement is sick
with ala grippe" DR.. Pearson who ate nds
him reports quite q number of cases'of thi.
dds agreeable dIseaee.-There were. two wed
dings in this vicinity sstweek in which one
gentleman from Freedom and three of oul
young people were the most interested
parties. Mr.. Samuel Bantam Of Freedom
was united in marriage to Miss Olive TaskeI
and Mr.. J. w. Jackson to Miss Louisa T
Edmonds. Mr.. and Mrs. Bantam will live
in Andover. Mass, where Mr.. Bantam owns
q bakery.-Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will GO
10 Boston this week on . brief welding trip
Mrs. Sarah Whites buildings were seer
to be burning this morning at A. NJ
Origin of fire, amount loss. insurance, etc.
unknown to your correspondent at presen
writing.
UErrY.
The many friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam W. Myric of Unity Assem-.
bled at their home on Tuesday, November
4th, to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of
thei. married life. Nearly all who held On
invi alton were present to erjoy the happy
occasion, and share the joy that seemed tC
fill the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Myric, who
for fifty years have been travelling life,
pathway together, sharing life's joys and
sorro~s. The ceremony took place at hall
past FIVE. Rev. w. A. Meservey ofiicis.
ting. A collation. was then served. Tbs
tables were handsomely and beautifully
spread, and at the close of the supper eacl
guest received generous slice of wedding
cake. The presents were numerous aud
costly. Among them were q gold lined
silver fruit basket, a gold lined silver cake
basket, gold lined mugs, three five dollar
gold pieces, and many others we are uuable
to mention- Among the number present
we've their son and daughter Mr.. s. A
M,ric and Mrs.R Berry Mr.. Henry Kelley
aud wife, brother of Mrs. Myric; Mr.
Kelley and sife, their nephew; Mrs Ken
drick, their niece, and six grandchildren
All present were unanimous in wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Myric much flu ure happiness and
pronou icing the occasion one which they
al. enjsyed.