Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04
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Mr. Freeland Holmes of Pittsheld was
here last Tuesday &C NJ Fuller of Rich
mond vas in the place Thursday John
Bragg and his wife of Fairfield. spen, the
Sabbath with his father, Rufus Bragg -
: Bigelow of Bowdoinham is to be the
head sawyer in Mr., Baker saw mili.-rhe
light from the FIRE AT Gardner last Thursday
evening was seen in this place verydlstiuctly.
The mail carriers from Sidney AMI from
this place nave built shed for their horses
ut the depot when waiting for the trains.
II wa.a good thing to do.-Last Sunday
our preacher had map hung in front of
the pulpit, showing what the missionaries
OF the COugregationsiist churches bad done
in iii rent parts of the world in spreading
the gospel where it never had been carried.
II vas quite interesting. sunday morn
ing at sunrise the thermometer
reg stored I'VE degrees below zero
At the Good Templar's meeting last Sstur-
day evening, the following officers were
chosen to serve for the next quarter j. A.
Eugely. c. T.; Hannah Russell, V. T.;
Matilda Randall, Chap Mary Fosset,
Sec + s Forest. F. s.; A. 2. Sawtelle,
Treas Jesse Gilbert, VI. Edith Trott, |.
G.; Frank rrask, o. g. The following
members were chosen delegates to the dis
triet meeting to be held with the lodge at
| Halloweu, Wednesday. February 18th
N II Fossett. j. II. Reed, f. s. Forest,
| Daniel Rollins, Mrs Jennie Reed. Mrs. +.
1 $. Forest. J. A. Eueel Frank Trask.
Mary Fos,ett. G l.. kanlall-hrs. Red
80 s,d hsr son Abbott wcet to South China
Snnaay To see sick friend A lecture and
enieftaihmeh' WY Ne w" .! t"e -
sallst NJ mortal AssoeiNion Al ""ou lem
plsrs Hall kivers'le' On iues'a! e'eni"k'
Feb. There All he several seieet'ohs
OF vocal and instrumental music. ana
lecture By j. ). hOubs, Esq OF augusta
on The Ten lency of things
ct.
NJ. " W Washhprn were in
yaled hy fifty friends on Friday evening
ast, AMI male TO feel that ii is good to be
remembered. The occasion was tne TENN
anuiyersarN of their marriage atet
pleasant interchange of greeting ETC. Kew
presented the hosts one of Rogers
/ groups of ststusry and hanging
I ianp. Mr.. Washburn responded, thsnk-
ing the donors for their tokens of
esteem A fine supper was served
/ The spring term of the High school com
mences on Feb. 18th, in charge of Mr.. N.
A Wehh. who has lust finished our winter
,erp-Nr A. TAYLOR is improving and
homes are entertained that he will soon be
out-Mr. Ezra Wiggin died on saturday
ersn''is, g., 70 .arantr The slsighing is SUI
49, 49, W.. .,,,,;n, hrs.
70
South China.
/ Mn Woodbury. Haskell mas returned 1o,ne
from Florida. Martin irask ana ,ns'les
Jackson have been very sex WIN La oi'ppe
but are out seain.-A' II, 'had~cA ns'
been laid up all winter win rheumatism
Rev. william Jacobs is mere 10. q lie" uass
Miss Blanche McLsushih HAS soue "
Danvers, Mass
r., 1-,s.o5oro
go NJ c.,,ra- - Mt ys,,on
xa,,,,ks, !. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. O
c,Ilins for a days-Mr AMI Mrs II A.
Priest eft for Auiston. Alabama, Nondsy
heaaHf'd'
In the death of Mr. A. stevens the to~l
loses an honorable man, VINO IN years pas
served them as first selectman TOT many
terms sIwsys proving worthy OF ,ne uus
; imposed He leaves three oFo'he,s' VIE
. and two sons. One oro'her IL ., u
Stevens. another in Massachusetts ana tot
youngest in Mt. Vernon "here 'oey Nefe :,
born.-Phineas Morrill, and wife sre oo''
sick of the grip.
,.h Mn,
.so. p-s,., Mill
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