Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-11

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evening With the following programme:
The New Depafture. (Pb harmonic
Club. PRAYER: Reading records; Essay,
rhe faII Of The American Republic, w. r.
I.ord. FINITE solo. Prof. Taskef: Discus
sion. Resolved that the .sOriginsI Package
decision "a, an injury rather than bene
At (, the Cause of temperance. Dispu,ants
sffirmntive. w. r. BurleiRb, Negative +.
w. Fi6eld: Music. Breeze Of the Night, $
Lit.rsti Oaarfetfe. Me,srs. Jackson, Thorn
son. Folsom and Jones; Grafton, Sweden's
Eminent Son. n. L. Nichols: Paper. Lit
eYae Edito,e. William Wood. II. f. Foster
Comet solo with anvil chorus. II, w. Smell :
clo sing address. C. Z, Jones miscellspeou,
business: Adjournment. The programme
vas fully carried ont. aud the audience vas
we'll pleased with the exercises.-Thi.
week the Adelphiau Society viii hold a
nubIic mee,iny And next week the Junior
exhibition viii take place on Tuesday even.
ing.-Rev. f. c. Rogers preached for DR..
Aiieh on oun1ay. ms seinions were
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NORTH WAYNE.
Hon. A. p. Lovejoy Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.,,
has bought of ]. s. Frost, the farm for
merry owned BY his father the hate Nathan
L9vejoy.-Clarence Nj. Stevens has recov-
cred from his severe attack OF sickness
and 10 able to go out Mrs Forrest Rowe
has gone to Oakland to visit friends.-A
delegation of members OF Golden Star
Lodge. L. o. e. T., attended the anniver-
safy exercises CT Wayne Lodge, Nov. 8.
they report it a very pleasant OCCASION
petition for railroad from Augusta 10
Farmin gton is in circulation in our village
sni receives unanimous approval and sig
osture. Raliroad fac'iities are the one
ihing needful to develop the interests and
Insure the growth OF the villages Along tbe
line OF the proposed route.-fafmers 10
tbs wei iity are hnding ready sale Tor tnen
apples at good prices.-Hsrry Mason and
wife have returned from Gardiner and are
stopping ri Mr. ALVIN faimers.
Penobscot.
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n go, haI,, 70 III. lilac ensrc,a,,, -
many of the apples were formerly made
into cider besices giving employment to
sixty persons daily for the last four week 5.
Joseph Hill and wife of Morrison, Col :,
we're guests of C. Bachelor on Thursday
They were formerly Of Bradford, Msine.
Baxter Bros. paid the farmers for the
sweet corn furnished them at their factory
some i've thousand dollars. Though the
season was not favorable to q large yield
and mistake made in the select, IN of seed
in not having corn adapted to this climate
this is . good showing. Some farmers
received az high as fifty dollars per acre
for corn. Many will plant for them another
season. Some three hundred acres will be
needed as a guarantee to enable them to
begin canning again in this factory.-The
Maine Central has made many improve
meuts on this part of their lire thi, season.
They have recently built q commodious
si1ing, rebuilding fences, etc Mr.. Frank
anate~s ahd wire OF bangor, were guestS
=, ME- =: y. ease on 9s1uiaay. WI;
ah'le"s 70 aslsey .n'eies'eu IN lumoef Ano
hhs uccn suCCtesiut uueluess Iuau.