Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

= Sabhsth scAool ar 70 elect their c6lcers !
and reofgsnize for lie year n<xt SundAy--l
The village schools sili begin the sumner
tern n ,cdas. Msy 5-We were pseased |
70 te Mr. 5 G FoeR able 70 be on
the erect again lie as csn6ned 70 his 1
roos, aid heGe fe- Ealy nsnshs, an M |
ssus thing fer him.-- Mother Goo-e" ex- |
hibii "a her xoslings q sbe Uaiversajiss ves- |
ny Tuesday evening TO good aasiienes.
which seeu d veil pleased ~ish the s6orfs |
Of Mn n. g. HINTON and her Sabbath |
school c..ss to tater:Ain- Mr. Hun- |
ton our second municipal omcer. II |
Instr sred in pantomlme The efforts |
Of ycu.x Toy to cz.ch = Ash. Misc
Sadis ferEAn Is .Se I'D woman .vho |
lived in . sho~," sAs interesting AID |
cute iiss clyde Hainrs rendered vaiaable |
assistaac III the musical p-rs of the eu.e:-
men.-Nessrs. Guptil. Roske and Others
of Lewiston, we're IN town last week con- |
fering With parties from Dex;er. in
regard 70 starting up the idle ma
chinery in the decastng wooden mill Il
Mr.. Allen White, the pleasant assistant
1t McDonald's sprsined bis ankle very
severely Wednesday last. One o. mpAthelie
lady caused an audible smile BY inquiring
''if he slipped on the ice"
North VassaI6oro.
The vassalboro wooden mill under the
management of Mr.. Lee, has maize 90 good
. showing. that the heirs Of Mr.. Walker are
nov running the mill. there being no new
company formed William Murry lost
valuable horse last week. Il vas found
cast in the stall and died soon after being
taken oui.-Osczs Cha6ee has sold his farm
to Thomas Starkey. His family has re-
moved 10 Massachusetts, but he will remain
mere the coming Misunderstanding at the
Baptist Church is supplied BY students of
Colby University .-Seuing out Tees and
improving the grounds around the agents
house 10 nov being done ard the de molishing
of the brick house on the grounds has grea ~
improved the looks of the pisce.-Five
hundred dollars is assessed on the Disric
for repairing the school 1ouse.-The Satnr-
day half holiday has Co.'S At North V.sssl
boro. The operatives will go into the mill
II SIX A. N and come out 1t p. N. This
change meets the appreciation Of tie help.
for many of the n keep teams and this viii
give them time for . long ride.-Will B.
Getchell of Winslos is sick With typhoid
fever ut his home. DIR. Tibbets is Ills ply ST.
clan, and considers him in critical CON-
dition.-Mrs John NOVEL; has returned from
Connecticut where she has Dee visiting her
son and family. DIR. Libby There have
been tselve interments in the village
cemetery within the past four weeks.
The village schools have commenced.
Miss Florence Z. Bragg is teacher Of the
grammar school. and MISC Ann Gates of the
juvenile department.
Weeks Mills
Franklin Percival is rejoicing over the
fact that he is father TO nice gil baby.
which arrived At his house Satur .ay morn
ing, May 3rd. weighing eigh, pounds Mr..
Brigham of the firm of 4. Sherman and Co :.
Boston, has been in town Tor few days,
looking after the interest of the firm since
the recent fire IL is hoped that Mr. Estes
will resume business again.-M essrs. Elns
and Collins, the Evapgeiis's, arr holciny
series of meetings at the Union Church.
Mr.. James Field, who is boarding at the
hotel. caught several brook tro It last week,
the largest weighing pound and q half.
Kents HiH
There has been considerable sickness
here recently. The measles pros,ra'ed
two families. Professor Trefe.hen's chill
rem had the pneumonia, and more recently
one Of Prof. Srong's children was down
with the came disease Allen was sut
fering from severe cold, Sunday. and Pres
lent Smith pres he'd for him. The
prayer meeting in the event was deeply
interesting The roads in this vicinity
have been very muddy and the present rain
is not helping them.-FArmers here have
10. been able to work their land to any ex-
tent.-The students have commenced their
games of base ball and lawn tennis.
North Wayne.
Mrs. Frank Aubion Of SkOwhegan is
visiting her sister Mrs J. NJ. Gordon
Mrs. N. z. Wells fell from a chair in which
.he was standing and hurt her side quite
severely.-Our school no Use is receiving a
new coat of paint, consequently school has
| been postponed one week.-Whiist Edward
Dexter and Geo Norris were at work on a
swing stage, the stage broke. Fortunately
| thev caught at the second story Windows or
there might have been something worse to
record than tha spilling of two pots of
paint.-Mr & Mrs Chss. Hayden Of Hol-
brook, Mass, are in tOwn.-Mrs. Ernest
Hutchins of LlvermOre Falls is visiting her
mother Mrs j. W. Stevens Farmers are
busy blowing and getting in their crops.
Fayette.
Rev d X Ford preached Sunday for
the last time before going to Bowdoinham,
where he has bee appointed by the Con
ference. He has been here three years.
The church h. re desired his services for
another year. but tn powers that be deter
mined o herwise He is highly estet med
by the people -The schools in town COM
menced Monday, May 8.
Mt. Vernon.
Miss Nellie L. Butler has returned from
Boston where she has been spending the
winter, and will soon 60 to Bar Harbar to
spend the summer. | was hoped that she
would remain in Mt. Vernon this summer.
Mrs William Whittier has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she has spent the
winter James Carson has recovered
so IS to be out again.
PENoBsCoT.
| Corinna.
MIR. lngersol agent for Baxter Bros. has
c)me and is placing seed corn among the
farmers in this locality Summer terms
of schools begin May 5th.-Rsinbow Ball
of q NJ. of c. Q NJ. was the event of
the season.-Farmers complain of back
ward spring.-Mrs. Sprsgue of Bangor
made Mrs. J. c. Pease wish, this week
F. r. Gardner attends the Grand Lodge +
A. NJ, representing Parian Lad9e,-at
Portland. May 6.-Greenwood mill is run
ming on full time.
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