Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
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nrld, jan. 5sh. 1891. a. ten o'clock A. VI.
Omcers for the srsuing year Are 10 be
chosen ami many matters Of iateress viii
come before the society d. ;has TINE.
FArErrg.
The roads IN tovn have been badly
driftei for the last week. Dec. &c the
Thermometer dropped to 20 below zero 10
some pisces in town.-The annual meeting
of Fsyeste Creamery Association. will be
held Jan. 9Th ~ nine o'clock 81 Starring
Hall-A. G. Underwood is unable to at
tend to his business.
ALBION.
The boy preacher from Burnham has
bee n holding meetings the pass two weeks
ct No. schoolhouse where = large number
Of the principal citizens have been con-
verified. Meetings. will be held st the church
the greater part Of this week and nex.-A
siogins school 10 to be opened here at the
Town House Thursdsy evening. Jan. Is,
taught by Samuel Rollins Of Trinity, There
-hould be Q lsrgs AtteHdanee--Qnsrterly
meeting was to nave been held with the
Christian church commencing on Friday
sD.as out the storm prevented.
SIDNEY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Cisrk and daughter
aamnie spent christmas 10 Manchester
With Mrs. Clafk's pare nts.--Mr and Mrs
T. s. Benson aud Mr.. and Mrs. A.
%. Stevens spent Christmas in Water
vile with friends MIR. and Mrs. Amy
Cssiver of Augusta spent last Thursday in
Town with ars. Cssiver's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lewis Carron.-Mr Totman of
fairfield was ia town Thursday -Ssmmie
Clark Of Wateryile has been 10 town q
few DAYS visiting his uacle, Mr.. Frank Alb
bot,.-Mr. Henry Smiley has gone to Bos
on, Ma+saehuseus They are pressing
the hly out Of the Unioa meetiog house at
Center Sidney, the hay is looking quit
nice and brisht.-Nr. Charles Wait who
hiss teen very sick is gaining We have
had some very cold weather last week, 20
degrees below zero Friday morning.
VAssALnoRo.
The Christmas trees at the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening and at the
Methodist church on Thursday evening
were we'll loaded with gifts and the enter
iainmeut consisting of speaking by the
children. reading BY the young ladies. sing-
ing ard Instrumental music was very inter-
esting, Mr.. G. S. Burleigh arrived home
the first of last week with carload of tur-
keys from the West about one thousand in
all and had crew of men dressing them
for Christmas,
WEEKS MILLS.
There was q Christmas tree Ut the church
Christmas eve which was quite an enjoyable
affair. There were many pretty and useful
presents. Among them was an envelope
for Rev. Mr.. Brown which contained twelve
dolars.-There was also dance al
Mclaughlin Hall with sp attendance of
about fifty couples. Their next dance will
be Tuesday, Jan. 9Th IL S. Gray il
meeting with very good success canvassing
for E. C. Allen & Co, Augusta.-Miss
Grace Mclaughlin If So China spent
Christmas with friends here.
BRANCH MILLS.
Christmas day with us ras sad lened by
the rad Iites of funeral service. II being
the burial of Eugene, he ,itle four-yes--
old son of Sylvester Totey. rmoo rs
Rev. J. r. KALEIDOSCOPE Carey, who has
been so sick with pneumonia, j. convsle-
.cent.-Rev. A. G. Brown preached At
excellent Christmas sermon at tha Union
church last Sunday Mis- Arnie Ban a
teacher 10 the Grammar school, Augusta
is spending part of her vacation a, home
Nelson Brown closed school last week in
District No. 10. Pslermo.--Alston NJ. Dow
and wife of Danvers, Mass, arrived at his
fathers las. Saturday.
Knox.
| RocKLAND.
The reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Watts and the dedication Of Watts Hall
Thomaston. which occurs Tuesday evening
promises to be the event of the season ir
that place. Over 1900 invitations have beer
Issued, including those sent TO every either
and the head of every family in Thomas
Ton. The reception and concert will be
from to o'clock, grand march at 9 80
Ppllen's orchestra of Augusta will furnist
music for the occasion Following 10 the
programme of the concert to be River
by this we'll known musical organization
March, Plymouth, Tobiua; Sutan's Dance
Daniels; Overture, Fest. Lentner; Selec
ton, Mariana, Wallace; Tarantelle, Sict
Iienne, Moses; selection. Paul Jones, Plan
NTH minuet. Olden Lines, Jonas medley
Pretty as Picture. Catlin; finale, Romeny
Sec, Cstlin. Many prominent people
4 tIDu Oil UNtt tLt k)thit anu NlhsshtuuetLt
are expected to be present.-The schooner
Laura NJ. Lunt will be launched from Gil
chrest's shipysrd in this city about Jan. It'll
Capt. Peck will command.
Waldo.
| FREEDOM.
Christmas eve the church at North Mont
vile and the church at Freedom village haC
Christmas trees and literary entertainment
and Christmas night Dirigo Grange had 4
Christmas tree at Drigo Hall. Lots of the
iit,le folks were made happy and many Of
the older ones also convinced that they
we're remembered by some one.-Mr. B. B.
Bryant of Freedom commenced his sing
ing ,cbool last Friday evening at Muse
Hall Mr. Rollins of Unity, has Just CLOSED
one at rhorndike and has one now at Norti
Knoxville. is nov two feet Of snow
in the woods and fields are well covered viii
a warm coat. Those who have hauled the
years supply Of wood to the house are for.
tunate. The good time 70 get the wood hs'
been.-Pota.oes seventy Eve cents at Thorn
dixie. Apples 81 90 and 81 90 per barrel