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

moved bis family from Center Sidney TO
Augusta where 1t will be very much better
for them dari1g the wiGter Mrs. Eta
Clark has moved TO her nsw home in Water
vile. Mrs Ciark's friend. regret very
much tina, she has gone away. Mrs. C.
thinks the city will afford her better
chance to eoucste her two children as she
wishes to be with them-Mr Herbert
leighton while getting his gun ready to
shoot cat the other evening, accidentally
discharged il, and hit his Little nephew,
Louie Reynolds in the arm. The doctor
took twelve shot from his arm. He 10 now
dciog nicely MIR. w. A. Tanner has sold
very valuable piece of pine timber TO
parties in Fsrfeld.-Mr. William Gardner
who died last Wednesday was buried Friday
The services took place in the Westinghouse
at Bacon's Corner, near where Mr. G.
lived. He has been member of the Free
Masons for many years. lie was SO years,
8 months and 20 days Old School in Dis
Irics No. . commenced last Monday under
the instruction of Miss Flora Bean.
SourH CHINA.
Everyone residing in this vicinity is
much interested in the proposed extension
of the railroad from the National Home to
this place, and grsat things are expected of
il.
RIVERSIDE
The teacher in our school di,tric. is Car
roll 5. Farrar Of Grafton, Oxford CO.
Fred Blenn of Dresden, was here last Sat
urday on bnsiness.-Miss Mabel Russell
left Monday for Dsmariscotts to visit
trienis.-NoE i. good time for farmers
that have wood lot to cut up fallen trees
and pick up down wocd ready to be hauled
on the first snow.-Mr Sumner B. Clark.
the mail carrier from Sidney TO the depot
in this place walks scross the river on he
ice, which is regarded safe ard sound
bridge The Rev. Thomas Williams of
Winslow, preached here last Sunday On
account of the high price of grain farmers
are reducing their flock of hens. One man
that had los. Writer seventy-sx fowl now
has but six, and all the flocks are being
reduced The wheeling in this place is
excellent The thermometer Tuesday
morning, Dec. 2, at sunrise, registered nine
degrees below zero.
FITTsroN.
Mrs. +. A, Lapham is very low. She
has been sick for quite long time MIR.
Daniel Booker's son. Clifford, is sick with
congestion of the luog,. DR.. Turner attended
him.-Pittston Grange will celebrate the
anniversary of the order on Thursday even
ing, Dec. 4th. 1t is hoped that sill the
members will be present-Hon. J. NJ.
Carpenter went to Providence, Il. last
Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
lives there.
EAST PIrrsToN.
The quarterly meeting services of the
NJ. E. church were held Sunday. Rev. o.
Tyler preached in the forenoon and Rev.
J. II. w. Wharf in the afternoon The
village high school closed last Wednesday,
the term having been a successful one.
The students held sociable in Academy
Hall in the evening Misses Carrie and
Allie Hanly are spending their vacation in
New York.-The gold MIXERS IN White
field are quite sanguine of success-The
ice hiss closed up the Eastern river.
KENT's HILL.
We are having a very cold snap; Their
mometer 8 below zero.-Prof. Morse has
gone down into Washington county, hunt
Jog deer School commences Tuesday,
Dec 3, with prospect of full term
Rev. Howard Clifford of Monmouth
preached here on Sundsy.-Dr. Allen,
though able to be out, is not able to preach
yet. His grand daughter IS still seriously
i'll Mr.. Puffer. whose wife is the matron
of the Club, is to make his home at the
Hill this winter.