Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-03

mill poDd in this village Thanksgiving day
Many young men also went hunting but
with mesger result, for game of aay sort
does no. abound here Mr.. W S. o Elliott
has returned to his home in town from Dem
vcr. Col. where he has been for the past
few months lie reports allen White who
went from here about the same time
for lung trouble as improving we'll
At the vote Of the NJ T.. church
ut Rea lid Corner on the question of the
admission of women as delegates 10 the
general conference twen.y-four voted for
and three against Mr.. A. Iogham is
repairing bis house and making additions to
the same MI S. Giles has bought for
Canada parties some over 1000 barrels of
apples in this vicinity. Most of them were
shipped from this stston. Some of our
largest orchardis.s however, have not vet
sold, expecting to get better prices Mt.
Sherman Gilman of this village who is a
skilled electrician, educated ia his profes
sion under the direction of Edison the sage
of MEMO Park, arrived at the home Of his
mother sad sister Wednesday evening of
last week. where he Will remain for brief
time. He has for the past year been pnr-
suing his occupation in Massachusetts
with headquarters in Boston -
Mrs f. II Hatch, one of our mos, pleas
ing singers, is spending conyslescent days
with her mother in Auburn.-The ball 81
Elm5rook Hotel Thanksgiving evening WAS
very much enjoyed. The music-hy Tovle's
Orchestra of Canton, and the turkey sup
per by Landladv Kuoslton were both
eqlaliy appreciated.
CHELSEA.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ebeu Freeman have re-
turned from weeks visit among friends in
Somerset colnty.-The school in District
No. . commenced Monday under The
instruction of Miss Gldden of Gardiner
MIR {. +. Blanchard is serving as jury
man from this town al the December term
of Superior Court at Augusts.-Mr Geo X.
Hayes has returned home from visit 10
friends in Portlsn Mr.. Thomas Mari hiss
sold his plsce and has moved to Hsllovel!
Mr.. II. N. Laiten hiss moved TO Hallowell
near to his work at the electric car shop
Col. Z. C. Stevens Private Secretary TO Gov
Burleigh will move to Augusta for the
winter has been the finest Wheel
ing on cur roads for the past week that we
have had for long time.
FAyErrE
The Free High School in District No
commenced Dee. l. Miss Nelson teacher
Rev. Mr.. Whitcomb preached a, the
Mnls Sunday. Nov. so, to COED audience.
IT. NJ Weston has been putting in y clap
board machine in the saw mill The
weather has been favorable for fail work,
and farmers have improved it. doing mere
blowing than ususi.-The Dexs regular
meeting of Starting Grange will be for the
election of officers for the year "A large
part of the spples in town have been sold
Mt VERNON
At the snrusl communication of Vernon
Valley ledge No. 80. F. A 81. on Nov.
-. the fSilo~iRg Lfliaers were elect 4 for
the wear ersui'g: W NJ. Wislistn T.
Morrill,; G. w. irving r. Bradley; j. W.
William NJ Tyler; Treasurer. II. Lceman
Batter; Secretary. Silas Burbank; 3 D.,
Orman F. French ]. D., George H. Poole
The Ledge passed resolutions OF respect TO
the memory Of the late Bepj. F. Butter, an
esteemed member of The lodge
SIDNEY.
Mr. Charles I4ovejoy OF West 81 iney.
started for Washington, p. G. last FriIsy
On Pleasure rip Mr. Lovejoy is one of
the seleetmen of our town ans. fas been for
some years past He is also quite prom
inert business man.-Mr. Ferdinand Waite
Of Boston arrived home las, week to help
take care Of his brother Chafii. who i. still
very sick.-Mr. George Hamlsn Of Lewis
ten spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Hamlen Of Sidney
Mr.. Arno Bif.use Of the Maize Genital has