Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-09

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NORTH VAssALGoRo.
DR.. s. H. Weeks of Portland reached
here Saturday morning by train that arrives
a. Vassalboro at 9. 40 A. NJ. He performed
a surgical operation on The Jazz Of Mrs.
Josiah c. Evans. Mrs. Evans has been \
sufferer from an affection of the jaw for
some six years and failed to obtain any
remedy for it, 1t was finally decided to
| call Dr. Weeks who determined that the
/ law bone was diseased. DIR. Weeks was
assisted by Drs. Tibbets and Mshry of this
place.-on Sunday Dec. 9TH DIR. NJ. X.
| Dwineil of this viilsge assisted BY DIR.
| Crooker of Augusta successfully operated
fof osteities of The left tibia of Mr..
William Loynd, spinner Of the
wooden mill, here. The operation con-
sisted of cutting down onto the diseased
| bone and removing . section TO the center
| of the bone so as to drain eff thu unhealthy
tissue. MIR. l.. has long been sufferer
| from the affection and it is now hoped that
in due time he will fully recover.
CHINA.
MIR. Fred J. Roberts of China, and Miss
Laura + Cspen Of Bethel. were married
Oct. 2sth at Bethel. by Rev. 5. T. Record.
Nov 20 III the young couple held . reception
at the home of Mr.. George f. Roberts, father
Of the groom. in China. a. which about
| eighty friends assembled. Among those
present representing the older portion were
Peace Jones, sister of the late Rev. Eli
Jones, and Mary Jones of South China. A
most ei Joy able evening was spent. There
were presented by the friends one-half
dczsn silver knives and forks, silver butter
dish, silver cake basket. silver butter knife,
pair silver table spoons, silver sugar scoop
lemonade set, silver pickle jar. silver salt
and pepper SHAKES. willow chsir, pair
damask linen towels, silk bed mantle, p iir
of cake plates, quilt tidy and table set, one
half dozen silver fruit knives, ard two OF
Friend Berry's best pudding sticks, not
silver; also many other pretty and useful
presents from Bethel friends. j. IL.
Mosher, Esq, supervisor of schools, made
some brief presentation remarks, which
were appropriately replied to by Mr.. +. }
Roberts. Refreshments were beautifully
served. The happy pair have gone to
Bethel where Mr.. Roberts is to engage in
the mercantile Observation-Disclosures Brain
erd, Laudlady Dow, W. W. Wash
burn Eq, and Mr.. A. b. Fletcher
have lighted their street lamps, and
when few more are put up, we shall b.
quite metropolitan.-Frank NJ. Hunnwell,
son of W. S. Hunnewell. started for Mexico
on Monday. He is to work on the Mexican
Central Railroad in connection with Me.
Herbert l.. Cornforth of ThOrndike, who
has been a conductor there for several
years.-Mr. John S. Ward of Kansas, who
has been visiting relatives here during the
summer, left on his return Monday
He goes by way of Galveston.
Mr.. Ben amin Patterson OF
Winslow and Miss Julia Wentworth
were married at the no ne of the bride't
Ja,her, Rev. d. W. Wentworth, China. by
Rev. Mr.. Williams on Thanksgiving day
The lake is frozen solid, but the snow has
spoiled the skating. Sleigh is tip top
MIR. Isaish Austin who went to Z. +. Island
far third lot of sheep, is frozen in, i. e., b,
csnnot ship from Summerside harbor which
is closed by ice. He may get of by way
of Picton.-Mr. c. W. Coombs and Mr.. C.
Ii. johnson shod seventy horses In three
days last week, and no work by lamp light
SIDNEY
DR.. Be.sey of Watervilie was in toxr
last Thursday MIR. A. T. Clark went tt
Richmond last Thursday on business -
Mrs. Lizzie Hamien started for Charleston
Mass, last Tuesday on = visit to her ole
home.--We are enjoying fine sleighng now
after our cold snap. Wednesday morning
Dec. Sd, it was fourteen degrees below zero
ALBION.
The Albion Grange have had their hal
thoroughly repaired, painted and fre.coet
by Scribner of Waterville making them
very neat and handsome home. Georg,
Hanson takes the cake in raising larg,
lambs. He raised eight; the smslles
weighed ninty-two pounds at eight month";
old and the largest one l3l pounds. They ART
beauties. There has been large call abou
here for sheep TO winter; nearly all will
keep few. Charles Springer hs
gore to Prince Edward Island after ,
flock and will winter I00.-Eben. Wey
mouth has moved into the Johnj Woot
house,. b. Besse 4 Sons intend 10 com
mence work in their new tannery at Gin
ton this week. A number from this plac,
will go there to work.-Some of our youns
men have already left for Gardiner t,
work On the ice.-Pneumonia is prevalen
here