Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25

MAsARrIs.
Mr.. G. W. Gfeenlau 10 very sick and
lar frssass fear that abe viii not recover.
Miss Anris Pollard hiss returned home
from Minnesota, where she has been
fc- ssar, Yss;sipg- friends - The
Tss xes.hes il very warm Apd dry, no
.aov and 40 rain 10 speak Of -Lumbefnen
report shs eeas time to yard logs ever
kne.n c. Fl. Carry hiss 5000 trees on
the bnsias sza 5000 yarded- 6. W
G,eenlav has large amount ysfded aad
shsre are may anal caceerns doing big
work.
MAPLxIos.
s. c. r. Smith Z Co are arranging to
pot q furnace VI der tbsis stote.-An A. q
p. Scetsty has been osganizsd hers-Tne
relief eerp, viii meet s.xs Mrs George L.
Ers-scnis, "Wednesday. All are rsaasstsd
20 be p.essut.--Chsrles Tsis. who has
been amending school ST Buckspsrt, hss
-e.urnta homa,-Ns-vki D. Twist has
bought the James Wilcox farm, Of Silss
Ia wadrcn-The II. E sewing
circle Conducted sale and sup
per las. Friasy evening" About all
Ihe articles on nsnd were sold. and The
supper nestsd . good liberal sum. The
proceeds are TO 20 20 tae new church fund
Fred Bail bzs gone TO Augusta to attend
q bushes. COLLEGES. c. T. Smth rssed
this SESSION 75s bushels of cats on 10 acres
ard 10 rods of grouna.--fae chimney 10 sll
completed, resdy for the tarrace in the
new church.
Kennebse.
PIrrsros.
Mr and Mrs. c. B. Church and dsugh-
ter Hattie of Washington, d. G., arrived
in town Wednesday AMI are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mr.. c, W. Cburch.-Ls.s Friday
MIR William Moody, Augustus Leonard,
And.ew Leonard sGd Beo Cracker In about
s l,2 hours pressed for Mr.. c. W Church
81 bales of hsy with ; tofsl weigh! OF 10
tors and lT40 los. Where is there . crew
that can bas shat?-Mr. and Mrs. A. Nj.
Powers ard daughter, and Mrs. Powers
mother, Mrs Reed of Booshosy, are visit
ing relatives here.
EAST PrrTsIos.
A singing school has been organized IN
der the tuition Of Mr.. Z. Ware of White
feld.-Mr. Leonsrd Moody is having row
Of rock maple trees set out to extend from
his house TO brilge.-Mr. J.. Clark is hsv
ins hi, house painted By Mr.. Frank Leo
nsfd.-Mr. q A. Clark made q few days
visit to Portland lsst week.-Mrs.. Pinkhsn
and children of Hsliovell are visiting at
Mr., William Psyne's. Miss Florence
Ssdler, who hiss been visiting Mise Sadie
Springer, returned 70 her home in Taunton,
Mass, last week Miss Myrs Hewey is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Msy Jones, in
Sheepscott.
MI. VERNON.
Mr.. j. W. Allen went to Augusta and
took the niggt train for Hisvaths. Kansas.
LAST Sunday evening, on hearing the ssd
news that his brother Charles S. Allen was
very sick snd not expected to live,-There
will he union services Ct the Baptist church
on Ths TX saiviDg day Rev. Geo. W.
Hinckiey is expected TO be with US on Sun.
d,y, Nov. 30. All will be pleased to hear
him.-The village school will commence on
Monday, Dec h.
sagsdahoe.
BowpoIsHAM.
We announce with sincere regret the
serious ress of one of cur first citizens,
who ranks among Us as 3 xe!l'to-do, kind
hearted, generous TO s fault, enterprising
and public spirited member of society. Mr..
Geo. Cornish. We would gladly have with
held his nsme from the public list Of sick.
He has been cor fiaed to his room now for
| about two weeks Not Of very good health
ger orally, we had fondly hoped that be
| would be spared to the community for year,
to erjoy the quiet Of q pleasant home and
surroundings the fruits Of his labors. His
sons arrived from New York Of the last
midnight trsin. All await with deep solicit
tude III rasult.-We understand that the
NJ. C. r. r. has lately purchased property
| with q view to tho erection of new psssen'
| ger depot, to be built nearer the business
part of the town. II so the company will
| receive the compliments and good wishes
| of its resident patrons here.
Waldo.