Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-03
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The genisl face Of Your travelling sesst
Mr. sumner Smiley made the peop'e Of Tile
borough call one day lss, weeA.--A zoe
Of Mr.. Hiram Lswrence fell on the ice on
Sunday Renting in q b,oben avn above he
elbow The wife Of Mr.. J. 7. Cart.s ore q
ou- leading merchants, vas buried Sunday,
Nov. 80. the funeral being held at tas
Christian church. TIE besu,isa, mem,sial
address delivered by Mrs. josef, no, pr si-
dent Of the Relief Corps, OF which Nts.
Curtis was pfomireut member; together
with the grand tribute eivsn b. the pastor,
Rav. q. J. Hancock comforted the many
fr ends of the decsx.e, Who we're yrser,.
All hin in "a, ing tina, noble vom,n's hfs
is ended.
DEXTER
The High and Grammar schools CON.
mepced their winter session Dc LIT -
Mrs. N. E Meigs is spendi Y the week With
friend. in Fairfield aud Waerv lle.--Mas.
ter Frank Gurus broke through the ice
Saturday ard barely ! escaped being
dIo~ned. Mrs. Frances Harper of PhlA-
delpbia delivered q very able aud
interesting lecture on Temperance at
the M. +. church Sunday evening
under the auspices Of the W. c. T. U.
Of this r!sce The church was crowded
10 ove,fi,wing and the careful at eu,ion
paid by The audience aud the liberal con-
tribution received showed how highly the
efforts Of the speaker sere appreciated.
Mrs. Harper is q lady sixty Ave yea,s Of
sge an 'se ~, 800 ~
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'a,ge "unloer 81 .ne .,., onnn.s,, !.
Is pu' ..o paiu " . Spr 49,,
h'sn license suu sno s,;. ';.s...' -
.he a'sm s.opS PM. ,,.a n.~s,,.. -, m.
gfeat hinoe'snce 70 Ws p.o,p ,,,. ~
ame.icsn peop,s .e' a.. -;
Hoa'.on MRS. h"Ip LA w.sn
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p,sseo..' ~ ~ ~ ,.sir e,,s.m fns
p "a - NJ E,.rr nns,;. . fo,r,a, 80
I'm, 20 u na.,s, .r1 for several vs.r.
,,a,,h,, cf ~. Dus,ip q Unbhar,l M.chi,a
Co.. of Oakland, arrived Mo day
from Fort Payne Ala, for inter
ment. Mr.. Dustin has been In poor
health for several months and vent
South but few weeks ago to avoid the
severe winter. lie leaves wife and three
children to mourn his loes.-rhe members
of Plymouth Lodge !. .. .. +. will cole
brate their anniversary Saturday, Dec. 9Th.
A supper and general entertainment will
| be furnished. This lodge 10 in . most
6ourishinR condition and NJ present has 40
members in good standing.
Waldo.
FRrrDoN,
Business in our village 10 generally very
quiet. although at MIR. Bfyants pant shop
things are hummicg and more fnisheis are
~anted.-Benjamin Williams has sold out
his grocery and general variety store to
Nathan Wiggin Of Knox and they are nov
'aking account of stock Frank Benton
has returned from visit 70 Rhode leland
and Macs where he has been visiting
friends and relatives Joshua Stephenson
and John Ingraham both OF Knox were
buried Sunday; both died Thursday At about
DON, and bo b were about seventy years OF
age,
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80 e.. III. M.,.;,i M,,.;.si soc;a,v have
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-Elisha Brown has gone to Lawrence.
Mass, for the winter. john +. Frye Of
Danvers. Mass, WAS in town the other dsy
on visit TO DR., b. N. Harris.
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u,ans. ~ D."a go n,narsmm. in pre.
n.,.tion .Tha nrsvsiIinp hjqh prices Of
corn and meal, ard the low figure at which
pork sells, is causing great fatality among
the swine IN this ''cihiy'
BURNHAM.
Everett L. Libby started for Montana
last Mordsy to .tend another year with his
10000 sheen He went out there in the
soriov of 1899 and stopped until September
of this wear. when he boueh, two car loa 10
If Montana horses and took them home
with BIN 40 that he might have little fun
tamioe Them while spending his vacation
in Maine. - School in District No. s
commenced las. Monday under the
efficient instruction Of II. B. Piper Of
Waterville.-Willie Jones, son Of Seneca
Jones came very near getting drowned
near the sch0OlhOuse. He and TWO other